Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
EAST Err N.
Southern California Colonization
scheme.

Southern California Colonization
scheme.
WASHINGTON, April 15th.-The
Herald reports that General Ed
ward F. Beale Is negotiating with
parties abroad for the sale of his es
tates in Southern California, said
to embrace 100000 acres of the
choicest lands in that section. The
Herald also estimates that q large
ly developed scheme of colonization
Is contemplated in connection with
these negotiations.
Rumor shat tho Pres,d ena Will Veto
the Appropriation BiII.
WASHINGTON, April 15th.-In o
conversation last night Baker, oi
Indiana, said there was no doubt
whatever that the President would
veto the Army Appropriation bill.
He has already begun to collect
materials for his veto message.
Baker added that the veto message
would be an interesting document;
that 1t would contain O history oil
the operations of the election laws
In the South, and the condition OF
society there, which had made
their enforcement necessary. 1t
will be message which will create
profound impression. 1 think
am authorized to say, further, that
Hayes will continue to veto every
appropriation which comes to him
hereafter, If it contains any general
legislation whatever, good or bad,
any in taking this stand he will
have the support of his party.
Business Prospects Frightening.
New YORK, April l5th.-Ac.
cording to all accounts business in
terests of all sorts and in all quar-.
ters of the country are looking de-
cidedly brighter. This is especially
true of coal, iron and lumber. The
South is buying heavily here, as
also the West, and at much shorter
credit. Details published to-day
from wide expanse of country,
even from California, make a very
encouraging outlook.
Mr.. TiIden's Health Goad.
NEW YORK, April 15th.--The
Times to-day publishes an inter-
view with Abram 8. Hewitt. who
said: "It ia not true that Tilden has
been attacked by paralysis. saw
him to-day at Taylor's funeral, for
the first time in six weeks. His
color is good and he walked firmly
and briskly. 1t seems to me that
he is in better health than since
1870. Within twenty years have
several times thought that Tildep
was going to break down, but have
been deceived each time. There is
less reason to believe he will break
down before the campaign of 1880
than there was that he would under
the labor Of that of 1S76.u Hewitt
also said, aside from the fact that
Tilden was wronged in 1876, and
that the Democratic party was
wronged through him, he has no
claim, no right to the nomination
of the party next year.
An Aboriioniss Sentenced.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Madame
Berger, convicted of causing the
death, by malpractice, of Cora
Samis, in February last, has been
sentenced to twelve years in the
State Prison. Her counsel will
move for o new trial.
Appeal for Help.
New YORK, April 15.-The Tri-
6unc to-day renews the appeal for
help for the negro refugees Ia Kan
sas. 1t says: "They need every.
thing; money, food and boxes of old
clothing will be of immediate SER
vice. Whatever is given In the
North let political motive be kept
out Of 1t. They need intelligent ad-
vice, direction and help to secure
homes. Itwould not be advisable
that thsy should go into separate
coiohies now. They are too ignor-
ant az yet for seiI-government
alone. The field band needs the