Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-05
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side. For Los Angeles: w s
Zein, w Dierachin, G Cummings,
g w Keller, II b Gill.
Russes sage and the Pacific MniI.
New YORK, June 3.-Sage said
his election to dictatorship In the
Pacific Mail was genuine sur
prise TO him. He could not say
what the plans for the future Of
the Company were. A conference
of those most largely interested
will be held tomorrow.
Maine Greeuback Convention.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 3.-The
Greenback State Convention met
to-day. VIM. M. Rust was made
Permanent Chairman. Committees
on Resolutions and Nominations
were appointed and recess taken.
Fire IN Chen,,cai WorRs-H"rrib,e
Death.
WoBURN, Mass, June ga fire
In the Merrimac Chemical Compa-
ny's works last night caused loss
of $4,000. lnsared. A. N. Weeks,
bookkeeper for the Company, fell
into q pool of vitrol and was fatal
ly burned.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Jay
Gould and Russell Sage Colorado
party were on Wall street yester-
day, and spoke in high terms of
their recent trip, the country, eli.
mate and people visited. Sage
said the trip was remarkably sue
cessful. All the roads as far west
as Ogden, which was the western
limit of the trip, were found in ex-
cellent condition, Excursionists
saved great deal by taking
along with them from differ
ent points, persons with whom
they had business relations. They
were carried ustil matters in which
they were interested were settled.
Gould had been very successful in
pushing the construction of his
new telegraph lines. Many con-
tracts were let and work begun in
as many directions. A contract
has also been let for all the wire
necessary. He was certain a large
portion of the lines contemplated
would be ready for operation in a
few months.
Saturdays Race-Ke.ne rnIsem 80
Fast.
New YORK, June 3.-The Times
to-day touching Saturdays race,
says: at is a pity that Keene's
first victory should be associated
with a procedure which seems to
be pretty fully charged with chi
canery and bad faith toward the
public, and If it be true, as alleged,
that there is any sinister influence
in the stable unknown to that gen.
tleman it would be we'll TO have it
weeded out and the turf generally
purged of parasites that do It dis.
credit.
T"ss.sn0uy's PrssiEeutt,i Psefer-
ence.
NEW York, June 3.-The Tii.
bune to-day says: There is rumor
that the latest Tammany prefer
ence for 1880 is a ticket of Davis
and Hendricks. John Kelly is
said to have decided Hendricks not
strong enough for the first place,
and to have been able to find no
who suits him as we'll as
Judge Davis.
The Sun says: David Davis is
spoken of as a Democratic candi-
date for President. But why should
he be Democratic candidate ?
Why should not the Democratic
party go over, all hands, bag and
baggage, to the third party, seeing
that it holds Democratic principles
and dares maintain them
doing {" the Hawaiian Isiauds. n
New YORK, June 3.-Speaking
of Congressman Moneys contem-
plated visit to the Hawaiian
Islands, the Vicksburgh, Miss.
Herald says: "He will be the
guest OF the King. When he first
entered Congress he made a speech
advocating the admission of sugar
and other products from the Islands
duty free. This speech won the
heart of his royal HIghness, and he
has frequently urged Money to
visit the Islands and partake of his
hospitality"