Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-24
Morning kilograms.
pnsss ngrrs ao,ng sou,h.

MoJAvE, May 23.-Mrs Geo Parks
and daughter, J F Stuart, A Bate
man apd wife, w FL Bluett, G G
Stratton, F Young, D Sylvester,
A Sanders, b McDougall, e X
Hyndman and wife, Miss Lizzie
Reynolds on special car.
Consultation Party Convention
CARED.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-To H.
X. s. O'Melveny--State Conven-
tion called for Sacramento. June
25th. JOHN III. BURKE.
The Four Rer Cents.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-Sub-
scriptions to the four per cent. re-
funding certificates since yester-
days report were $1,lS7,e70.
rho Keiiogg-spoRurd Contest.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The Sen.
ate Committee on Privileges and
Elections have requested Kellogg
and Spofford to info m the Com
mittee OF the number of witness
es the, desire to call and the points
of testimony they expect to elicit.
The Committee will then determ-
inc tAe time and manner of COM
menclng the investigation.
The House Committee Caucus.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The
House Committee on Appropria-
tious to-day, otter discussion of
the Legislative, Executive and Ju-
dicial Appropriation bill, agreed to
concur in the Senate amendments,
and instructed Chairman Atkins 20
report the bill with recommended
tion that 1t pass.
rhe N. Y. "Hernid" On she 18Th.
mus Canal.
NEW York, May 23.--The Her.
aid to-day says, regarding the fail
ure of the Wyse project for an 18th
mus canal: This result is eminent
ly satisfactory to the supporters of
the American project, SO ably
championed by Admiral Ammen.
Before the Congress shall ad-
journ some of the Wyseacres,
who supposed they had only to talk
loudly and long to secure q prepon-
derance of European interests on
the isthmus, may learn that Amer
lea Is quite competent not only to
select the route, but to build the
canal.
T""y Pasaer Goi.1 iatO the News
paper business.
NEW YORK, May 22.-ToDy Pas
tor, the well known variety per-
former. announces that he will
commence the publication Of a
weekly newspaper June 18th.
what fe~"a .ds Wood waats.
NEW York, May 22.-The 1ri-
bune says: Fernando Wood stated
In committee meeting the other
day that the election laws must be
repealed, or else the Democrats
cannot carry New York.
Thss Dsmocrrts and the Appr0prlR-
tiom Bills.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Times
Washington special says: 1t Is
now certain the Democrats want to
adjourn without passing the Ap-
preparation bills, or at least con-
-tiuutbS tiO "Pfi"Pis s"p'Vh' WI VIZ
year. Thurman approves the lat
ter course.
L~tess from sitting Bu;i.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The Times
says: A correspondent, writing
from Wood Mountains, in the
Northwest territory, gives an ac-
count Of affairs among the former
wards of our Nation, who now con-
slider themselves subjects of Queen
Victoria. Good effect has followed
the message of the Governor-Gen-
eral, notifying Sitting Bulls
Indians that In the event
of their committing any dep
relations on American soil
they would be promptly arrested
and handed over to the United
States authorities. and that if
guilty Of an attempt at war with
Che United States, they would be
considered as enemies Of the Do
minion and treated accordingly.
With reciprocal good will Of 'hit
kind between the two Gov
ments, the chances OF an iua'aa
.,o. oro t,fpItaIu laaaatrnf