Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-21
LOSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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MoJAvE, June 2O.-Mrs Dustin,
e G TUnner, w Renouf, Mr. and
Mrs Fitch, Knox, Mr. aud Mrs
Growing Miss NJ Henchan, Mrs
Young, L Young, E e Chelsue,
ID G Chelsue.
Diossr to WILLIAM n. Lent.
NEW YORK, June 19th.-A din
ner was given ut the Lotus Club to-
night to William NJ. Lent, the
great California mining operator,
by number of gentlemen in this
city connected with mining inter
ests on the Pacific slope. Among
those present were Senator Jones,
General Christensen. d. Seligman,
Eugene Robinson, DR.. VIM. H.
Ham mond, Noah Brooks and
others. A letter of roget at not be.
ing able to attend was read from
Senator Chaffee. B. J. Croly
presided aud introduced MIR. Lent,
who, in q happy speech, gave some
interesting details concerning mill
Ing on the Pacific slope. Addresses
were made by Senator Jones, MIR.
Robinson and others. 1t was sug
gested that it would be proper aud
expedient to have gentlemen inter
esled in miuing business to arrange
for the pu blicatlon IN the New York
mOiuing papers, as fully as they
are ia Snu Francisco, of the actual
sales and transactions In the min-
ing interests of the day previous,
In the California Mining Exchange.
This suggestion met with general
favor and viii. probably be acted
upon at once.
New York "rimos' om ssse 4 apuou.
Gas. Pi~siOsM ami C"udid"'~s.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The
Times prai es the California Re-
publican platform, except the Chi
i,ete plank, and says: The Repub.
leans are apparently embarrassed
with full supply Of candidates
for Governor. This Is a good sign.
n the success of the party In the
coming canvass were doubtful, the
nomination would go begging. 1t
seems to be taken for granted that
ul6 xSepuOtiChu uOullueCSl w uUcVcI
they mag be-, will be elected.
emsious Story About Grnns nnd
Tiiden.
NEW YORK, June 10. - The
Worlds sensation this morning 10
! three column article, being
Communication from one John
r. Mines, giving an Interview held
In this city with General Stewart
l.. WoodfOrd, District ATTORNEY for
the Southern District Of New York,
10 the course Of which WoOLforu
describes with great particularly
the arrange EN- n mt de by him
under the Instructions of President
Grant to defeat any attempt at the
inaugurating of Tiiden In this city
as President of the United States
on the 4th of March, 1877.
Tiiden on hts Propp.ed rrtp Co
CsIsrnao
NEW YORK, June 19lh.-Tilden
stated last night to a reporter that
he had not determined on making
q trip to Colorado ut all, aud that II
he did 90 there would be no party
OF capitalists accompanying him,
but merely two or three friends.
He felt the need of rest. He had
been very busy for some months
past and thought that q change
iuto the mountain atmosphere aud
its surroundings would give HIM
the re creation he needed. He would
like 70 visit Colorado, he said, AS
he had never been 80 Tar west, but
the distance to be travelled entaiied
great deal OF fatigue, and 1t was
more than likely he would 70 To
, the Adroindacks or the Catskills
instead of the Rocky Mountains.
yhe New Y+rk "w"rid'' and lener-
NJ sher.nnn.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The
World to-day prints a short char.
acteristic letter to the editor from
General Sherman, who says: 81
think you make an unnecessary
fuss about my letters to Judge
Braughn Of New Orleans. II you
can tiud the word 'DemocTaL' or
Republican In either. Pll admit
the Justice Of your criticism. john
Sherman Is able to fight his own
battles without my help"
The World SO far in0difies its
charge that General Sherman Is
writing political letters in the in
terest 0f his brother as to say that,
while they do not prove him to be-
O political partisan, they do prove
him to hold such notions OF the
true nature of the United States
Government as would make him
on too likely, In an emergency
like that OF 1877, for example, to
put his sword at the service of y
political party.
tue n~s-".se~nsry Qumrre'.
NEW York, June 10 The Times
to.,iay says: The 0rJer Issued by
General sherman reviewing the
proceedings, findings and sentence
Of the Stanley Court-martial will
probably put an end to the quarrel
between the latter and Hazen. The
result will certainly not be salts
factory to Stanley. Major Eaton,
counsel for Hszen 10 the proposed
civil suit, said yesterday that he
had not heard from his client since
the publication of the order.
He was sorry General 6her-
man had seen fit to prevent
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