Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-08
Morning kilograms.
Passenger. go.". s.a Il.

P...~"xsrs gos"x Saa IL.
MoJAvE, May lie M Curtis, D
Stevens and wife. A G Newton,
Mrs NJ A Newmark, S X HOLMAN,
Is Navinger, NJ d NaviDgtr, A
Fie-t, A r Cummings, w G
Rounds, P Beehn, J b Knide, Geo
Smith, Hon Long, Capt F Me-
Msi,n,l, VIM Evans, 8 I Ny-, ID
Freidiovich.
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WASHINGTON, May The Com.
mittee on Appropriations expect to
report the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill TO
the Senate to-mOrrOw. The Com
, mittee las striken from the bill the
clause by which the House pro-
poses to require the Secretary of
the Treasury to issue Immediately
in payment of arrearages of pen.
sions, ten million dollars of legal
tender notes, now held a. special
fund for the redemption of fraction
al currency. The Committee has
amended the bill so as to restore the
uuiD UeTS duA pdy VI bhC AShotS Cth
ployees to the present figures.
Bu,s.m hi.
WASHINGTON, May 6 Senator
Voih to-day introduced bill
''t0 amend certain sections of the
revised statutes relating to coin,g-
and coin and bullion certificates
1t Is substantially II copy of the
Warner bill a. report, d with
amendments from tht House.
Exvo~, an-rsc.,. sar-,. .oss T..
BOSTON, May 6 h The Journal
prinrs a., interesting letter ir"m
Fairhs The weIl-kuohn npis-
snnar in India, r,gar1 tie i"e sS
l,oriaiion If srntrl.'"'' gf'i' 3"
The fam, Z has created II. nn Wa; =,
of II shippers would pr fit hA Tn
investment. H.. -aHs: 'li ,eem
10 me- ths, s''ilpins 'he '''-nl'r
kinas of wh4pl, Il -,"c
whit corr (aIi ht..is III Tue
hs,ch) fruru N W Y".h !" IS mh
uJ iuti I'D . 81 5
fore NJ. .;.i # ->i' be- /;
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CHICAGO Ma 6 -, Jo"r"a'
Wastrrt,.u ):
ifcaus " I,o ,.-r, +. k.a ia
President sny 10 "as it'at te vi !
undoub'a.iy veto - ~ '.-f'
aiOpie'i oy tbe - uae ~. &
versatio,i shows INN To he in ei,'irs
acc ,rd with the R.pub!icans ~
both branches in Gpngre--. Re
punIicaus confidently pre'ic' III
ev-ntuai success OF ,hrir wishes Ie
g,rding the api ropiiation bills.
TIE Tae' fac R~t'r"ad G-s. D.c s'"".
NEW YORK, May The Rerold
this morning ri ices that the Su
preme Court affirms the constitu
tionality of the Thurman Railroad
Act. Its only surprise is the dis
senting opinion of Field and others.
1t Ia as.ei ted In the dissenting oi,ln-
ion that the act Is o violation u
contract. 1t violates no contract
and IL a simple measure of equity
for the protection of the Govern
ment as a principal creditor Of the
road.
Secs rs~.s sh~smAa I-s~. VI. E. d.
Is .s.s ~ d.aaata~ts Ter G.v n.s
Of Ons.-f7i, View. "s i'r. s,aeu.i"'
CaMhida.--, 1.c-
CHICAGO, May 6.-The Iater.
Oceans Mansfield correspondent
asked Secretary Sherman about
the story of his becoming a candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. Sher-
man eaid: "There Is no truth
whatever in it. want to correct
the wrong impressions that rave
gone abroad, and which have been
the work of Democrats and sensa-
tional newspapers. The Idea of
my AccepLIDR CduuiuaCy ioT OoV
ernor Of Ohio Is absurd. II
the State needed me 1t would
be different. But there are plenty
Of good men In the Repub-
= Iican party In Ohio, and I have no
doubt one of them will be elected
for Governor. l have no aspira
tious in that direction. My duty
to President Hayes, the fact thai
resumption is only about three
mouths old, aud that the refund
log certificates require my atteD-
tion till August first; these and
many other considerations slow
me that my place is where an y
He said he had no desire to talk ol
candidates for the Presidency ir
1880, saying: II hear great dea
about candidates, but have nothing
to say on the subject. Public opin
lon will settle that question in dus
time. I do not propose In any way
to bother myself about itp
Correspondent : What do yol
think Of the Grant mnvenA"t
The seer es 'Hi's sos on
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