Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-26
Morning kilograms.
Passengers G0iug South.

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Passengers Goi"g South.
MoJAvE, June 25 "a w Spncer,
1t g s Wilson, U S A, l. J Web
ster, j Mansfield, M de Pedrorena,
r Collins, L Gildmacher, Dilley.
d M Dougal, f Enron, Miss a
Levy, Miss Lena Spence, Miss Car
RE Bloomfield, Miss Kate Smith,
Miss Molie Sullivan, Miss Tottie
Sullivan.
Severe Frost im L.ssea C"uuty-M
sonic Ceiebra,tUn.
SUsANvILLE, June 24.-A frost
last night and the night before
killed the entire vegetable crop in
many places In the valley. Fears
are entertained that the grain is ill.,
jured.
The Masonic fraternity lebrate
at Jamesvilie to-day.
Anticipated Fatal shnot.ag.
MODESTO, June 24.-On Sunday
evening James Goodhue shot Steve
Brown. The wound Is supposed to
he mortal. Cause, quarrel over a
game Of cards. Goodhue is under
arrest.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-SENATE
Wallace reported the House con-
current resolution, fixing the date
of final adjournment, with an
amendment substituting Wednes-
day the 25th of June at p. NJ, in
stead of Tuesday, the oath.
Window objecting to the present
consideration, il went over until to-
morrow.
After passing few unimportant
bills, the executive session was
held.
Householder the call of States
for bills for reference many were
introduced, mainly of a private
character.
The Presidents Secretary deliv-
cred the message in writing veto
ing the Supplementary Judicial
bill, also announcing that he had
signed the Army bill.
At the conclusion of the reading
of the message, which was received
with y slight demonstration of APP
plause on the Republican side, the
House proceeded to vote on the
question whether the bill should
be passed, notwithstanding the OBJ
iections OF the President, nj d it was
decided In the negative; yeas, l04;
nays, 74-not the necessary two.
thirds In the affirmative.
Adjourned.
Our Cover nnlent ana Bolivian Fri-
vaseers.
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-The
Secretary of the Treasury having
been informed that Bolivia has de-
creed the issue of letters of marque
with authority to privateers to
seize CHILEAN properly in neutral
vessels, and that the agents Of b.
livia have departed for the United
States, Collectors of Customs are
requested to see that section 5000 of
the Revised Statutes be vigorously
enforced against all vessels that
appear to be destined to violate the
neutrality laws of the United
States.
the Australian Exposition.
WARRINGTON, June % Inform
alton is received at the Department
, Of State that the period for receiv-
ing the applications for space in
the International Exhibition at
Melbourne has been extended to
the 3lst of October Of 1870.
The Han Murder Case.
NEW York, June 28.-The coro
ner's inquest in the Hull case was
continued to-day. Several witness
es were examined, but no new facts
were ELECTED. TIE Coroner stated
that, as there were several persons
whom the officers had not been
able to subj ena, he would have to
adjourn the case without day. He
said notice would be given when
the case could be taken up again.
Adjourned.
MarIos News.
NEW YORK, June "a Arrived
steamship Gallia from Liverpool.
rse press aaa shs vei" nrsssx".
NEW YORK, June 24.-The Tri
bune says: Tne veto message IL
short and sharp. 1t cuts like
aknife, and is 80 plain and direct
that every citizen will now under.
stand the issue to which the con
trovsrsy between the President
aud Congress has been narrowed
The Presidents curt sentences e
to the root Of the matter. They
arraign the members of Congress.
as law breakers.
The Herald thinks Hayes acted
in obedience to his party merely
for there is nothing in his objec
tions.
The Times says: The Presiden
acted wisely. He has vindicateC
the judicial integrity Of bis decls
ions; has extricaied the Republi
can party from the false position
In which 1t was placed by tn,
course OF unfriendly Senators, an(
has added to the embarrassment
which the Democrats by their par
tisan madness have brought upol
themselves.
The World says: The veto Is sucl
q piece of uperservicesble par
tisanship as might almost suffice l.
Justify Congress not only In votin
immediate adjournment, but in re
fusiu0 once for all. To pass any Ju