Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-04

Board of Supervisors and Board Ct
Education. In the latter body he
was popularity credited with having
usurped the place of L lward Ewald,
the boss question-seller, as the
"thirteenth member" He has a
brother serving "a Chief Deputy
under Registrar Kaplan. There
were rumors that the trouble be-
tween Schwartz and Haskell grew
outof the neglect of Schwartz tc
obtaing for his murderer a position
in the Registrars Office, but no
foundation for the rnmor can be
found.
The difficulty between Schwartz
and Haskell is said to have origina-
ted at the New Constitution meet
ing at B'nai Birth Hail last even
ing. Daring the progress OF David
S. rerry's speech, Haskell applaud
ed. Schwartz, who sat near by,
disapproved of such demonstrate
i've approval, and omonstrated
with Haskell. Hot words fol-
lowed. Daring the quarrel,
Schwartz called Haskell a "s0n of
-,n and as the trouble waxed
more serious he invited Haskell
to go outside TO fight. Haskell re-
fused to go, but said he would
hand his card to Schwartz in the
morning. The latter, however,
did not, apparently, anticipate any
trouble, and walked down town
| this morning as usual.
Fac New Y"rk isrpuDitcn s'""vi IA
zion.
NEW YORK, September % The
Tribune says: The nomination Of
Cornell seems now to be taken for
granted, and that he can only be
defeated by prompt fusion of the
friends of all other candidates.
Such fusion does not now seem
probable. The rivalry for the NOM
ination is devoid of acrimony.
Wheeler is expected to be Presld-
ent of the Convention, and Conkl.
ing temporary Chairman. The plat
form will approve the cordial at
titude of the President toward Con-
gress, and claim the credit of
resumption for the Republicans.
The World says the indication
favor Cornell's nomination.
The Times, conceding the above
as the programme, thinks Corneli's
friends are trying bold game OF
brag. Conkllng is openly advo-
eating Cornell in hotel corridors.
The great danger of the situation
il that the friends of Robertson,
Starin and others will not be able
to unite; also tNat the vnte for the
candidate will be taken UtUo VOce
instead of by ballot. The Times
plainly charges that if nominated,
CornelI's success will be due to the
fear Of delegates to vote against The
Conkling machine.
The Herald affects to believe
that Cnrnei!'s nomination will be
secured by secret bargain with
Tamany HAti. K-l'y to receive
part Uf l'ie siif'i's.
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NEW YoHK, u , a Worlds
Washington spe''i:;l saFs: 4. II.
Stephens believes that Gen. Han-
cock is the first choice aud most
available of the candidates named
for Democratic standard hearers
and thinks The ca mpaign likely to
turn on the issues of the extra ses.
sion, local self government and the
freedom of elections. Hancock
has shown much capacity for civil
administration in Louisiana aud
Texas, and great respect for the
D., Ia Il
acy over the edicts of the military.
En-t,sn Enl asnttou 90 America.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2-The Com
missi0ners are expected to arrive
to-day from England to investi-
gate the agricultural prospects of
the country.
The latest advices show that the
large body of farmers assembled in
Manchester ready to start, are not
entirely penniless, having capitals
| OF two thousand to three thousand
pounds. Their inteution is to colo
nize together. they are from
Yorkshire. 1t is suthoritatively
declared that the whole of the
English mining population are
turning their eyes to America.
Bryson, President of the Northum-
berland Miners association, urged
all unem ployed laborers to give up
their struggle at once and forever
in old England and emigrate.
Three hundred men Of the Brad.
ford Iron and Machine Works are
on their way to Philadelphia.
where employment is promised
them. A cutlery firm in Sheffield,
with all its capital and staff OF
workmen, is moving bodily to this
country.
Che sErague-t 5c"Ddai.
NEW York, Sept. 2.-The Time
publishes a sort Of statement from
Sprague, in which the whole story
is told again. Some other journals
ton OF the scandal yesterday was
merely to kill off Conkltng and
Cornell, the nomination Of the lat
ter tomorrow at Saratoga on the
first ballot being probable.