Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-25

ihNoucISs DVLl6 uaTu lighting a0C
the expenditure of q million OF
more of money will be necessary
to restore order.
The Late Bishop Foley,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-The re-
mains of the late Bishop Foley, OF
Chicago, reached this city thi.
morning. Tomorrow morning the
body will be moved to the cathe.
dral and laid in state. Atl1 O'Clock
a grand requiem mass will begir
with Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker, o.
Delaware, as celebrant.
Archbishop PurcesTs TronbIer.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-The finan.
cial troubles of Archbishop Purcell
appear to increase by later devel.
opments. The trustees appointed
some time ago to receive and audit
claims decline to make q public
statement of the amounts already
filed. but, at recent meeting OF
the clergy, at which the Archbish.
OPP presided, he stated that
claims had already been filed
amounting to three million six
hundred thousand dollars. All
schemes for his relief having ap-
parently failed, an effort will be
made by a committee of the Ro.
man Catholic clergy to have the
State laws modified so that lot.
terry scheme may be inaugurated
for his benefit. Their success, how.
ever, is considered doubtful in
Ohio. Irish Catholics also COM
plain that no relief has been rem
dered the Archbishop from the
German Church while the latter
asks that II full statement of his
wants be made public.
On tho War rnts, 4" Dako,s.
DEADwooD, d. T, Feb. IA
courier arrived from Fort Meade
yesterday bringing the news that
two freight teams were attacked by
Indians few miles from Rapid
City. He stated that the Indians
fired several volleys into the town
to prevent the citizens from going
to the rescue of the teamsters.
Another band of Indians attacked
sulphur Springs Station, on the
Bismarck road, killing one man
and running off four horses. Two
companies of the Seventh Cavalry,
under command of Captain French,
started yesterday from Fort Meade
10 pursuit of the maraudiDg saw
ages. The general opinion is that
he present trouble is caused by
Little VOLTS band of Cheyennes
way to Sitting Bulbs
camp.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %. Mid.
hight. Indications for the south.
,rn and central Pacific Coast re-
,ions, are generally clear weather;
or the north Pacific Coast region,
partly cloudy weather, and light |
ain near the Columbia river.
Matters Of Mute .s Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The
senate Committee on Appropria.
ions have inserted in the Deficien-
" bill items aggregating $27,5OO
or arrears of work and for the pre-
ervation of Spanish archives in
he office OF Surveyor General
Wagner; also four hundred dollars
# deficiency in the last years an.
for salaries In that
f1ice and Sc, 900 for amount due fof
urveying public lands In CALI
ornia.
Timothy Guy Phelps arrived
lere to-day.
The Chinese bill is being pre-
jared for the signatures of the
residing officers Of the House and
senate and will be sent to the Pres
dent this afternoon. The amend
nents have been approved by the
Committee at the instance of Sar.
ent, who will endeavor to secure
heir final retention in the bill.
An EmDezsier ia Missouri,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-J. F.
sochin, Treasurer of Brown coun-
", has been arrested for EN- bezzling
ourteen thousand dollars of county
unds. The trial will take place in
few days.
Trouble in New Mexico.
GALVESTON. Feb. 24.-A special
rom Santa Fe, New Mexico, an
'ounces more trouble in Lincoln
ounty. H. ]. Chapman, a lawyer
t the head of the McSween fac.
ion, was shot dead in front Of the
Court House at Lincoln.
A Fort Worth special says: Sun.
lay morning the stage hence for
(uma was halted inside the city
limits by three masked highway.
nen and the two passengers were
to give up their money.
'he mall bags were robbed and
ourteen registered packages taken.
Native Forces Dlsbauded.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-The disband-
nent of the native forces Of South
africa was in accordance with in.
tructions from the Home Govern
nent.
Grant at AlinhHbaL.
ALLAHABAD, Feb. 24.-Ex-Pres-
dent Grant arrived here and ia the