Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-13
Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
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Pnssrngrrs Got"g h"a,h.
NToJAvE, May Ill 8 Is Saw.
yer, wife and child, I Copeland, Fl
w O'Melveny, Jno UConnell, J %
Bigelow, w f Meyers, Romando
Roman, F A McCap, G Cohp. Fl E
Icons. ] Banneck, M Getz.
MoJAvE, May 12.-P Davis, P
Davis, II ID Clark, II NJ CLARK, Geo
s Evans, e G Kane, JiWeithelmer,
W Rankin, Sarah Quick, VIM Lay
ner, Mrs w c CShattuck.
NEW YORK, May l0.--In conse.
quence of the recent decision of the
United States Supreme Court
awarding to the Denver and Rio
drande Railroad Company prior
rights OF location of the several
routes named In Its charter, pow
erful syndicate has been formed
here to complete, as soon as possi'
ble, the principal lines in Colorado,
Utah, Arizona and New Mexico,
included In the system covered by
that decision. 1t is announced that
$4,000, 600 of the S5,O00,000 pro.
posed for the years operations have
already been subscribed, and will
be expended In finishing up the line
to Leadville and Ten Mile, and in
building forthwith to Santa Fs and
'he San Juan.
A,nsk~'s Needs.
NEW YORK, May 10.-Captain
W. II. Dali, now of the Coast SUR
vey, writes a long review Of the
Alaska situation, aud sums up the
wants of Eastern Alaska thus:
Two suitable cruisers, more or less
. constantly in motion; instant pun
ishment Of violence on the part oi
Indians by the destruction of their
houses, etc., the surrender of the
really guilty being the only alterna-
tive; q Circuit Judge to hear and
decide ordinary civil and Police
Court cases; an officer who might
be termed Governor, who should
reside at Wrangel or Sitka, and
make the rounds of the Territory
once a year on cruise, and who
should have q Russian-speaking
Secretary authorized to record
land titles for actual settlers; an
nuai reports to the Navy Depart
ment and Congress-.
The Herald adds: We quite
agree with Captain Dali that an or
dinary Territorial Government
would be impracticable. 1t is the
Judgment of all who have disinter
estedly studied the subject that
law for white settlers Is quite as
ueedful as force to control the In-
dians, and that any attempt to
eradicate the civilization -engrafted
vices of the Indians must be fail
ure, unless 1t comtemplates con.
trolling the white element that
ministers to these vices.
Msrder BY Tramp.
NEW YORK, April l0th.-This
morning a tramp demanded the
money in the possession of Frank
Carter, Station Master, and being
refused, fatally shot Carter.
Bseoher aad uhe soeiaIi-ts
CINCINNATI, May l0.-Beecher
lectured here to night in the Music
Hall to an audience of 1900 people,
The Socialists held what they call
ed a "bread and water" banquet, al
which meeting violent speeches
were made, Beecher and other
prominent people being denounced
in unmeasured terms.
Mipiux suis Compromise.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 10Th,
great Ford-Holden mining suit
-, sot~ .l,.i
lars, and has cost the parties to th'
suit $75, 600, has been settled, ant
all claims against the Old Telegraph
mine of Utah have been released
The mine has been sold to Frercl
capitalists, who pay Holden owe
$1,000. 600, and Ford aud others
$500, coo.
Tynsr's Inspecssen Trip.
INDIANAPOLIS, May l0.--Assist
ant Paymaster-General Tyner, VIII,
leaves for Chicago and the Pacific
Coast tonight on an inspection
trip, says the Grant movement il
not looming up in Washington q
here. There is a strong unueicur
rent for Sherman or Blaine. Re
garding his Western trip he says
"The transfer of coin from tn
Western coast to the East ha
grown to be business OF grea
magnitude, and better arrange
ments will be perfected. Transfer
of other than third class matte
will be looked after and the meth
ods improved. An insfir ton o
: this nature has been needed by tn
Department for long time, and
is proposed to smooth off the rougl
places Of the service and make
run more easlly and safely. Th
.-ansfar nf nrai's In stp~a 6tache
aiilat-a ha a6l a. fs U4
br16shie we VIII look E'cI th
uuatai a9r-.erays 81 lIaa af 10
western cIies where BE- fgsQtl
Na wiil be gaue at j=a.l ir
maa'hs, 8na before oar .et1rB 81 i-
"a tla iaree uiiIles 10 esI'io.ui
aud 0fegoa"
rae NeuaessHl Power
gNIc AGO, May 10 fhe 9rf5ta