Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-23
Fate Of tn. w..ner s,,ver BIZ.


NEW YORK, May 2l.-The Her.
aid correspondent says OF the War.
ner bill: The bill grows weaker all
the time, and as the purpose Of its
authors becomes better understood,
to be simply to play into the hands
of the silver speruiators and bull
lionists at the expense of the peo.
pile, it Is likely to lose votes rather
than gain. Warner, 1t Is under
-tood, will move to recnmmit the
bill rather than suff-r II to be 30
amended as to give he Govern
,neut the profits of coinage. What
ever may happen in the House, the
hill caiinOt become law either al
this session or the next.
The Tribune says: 1t makes no
difference now what the House
Hoes with the Silver bill and othei
measures affecting the currency.
That body has performed its part,
It- mission Was tu prove that the
Democratic party, as u body, was
ia favor defraudi W the public
creditors in almost every orneeiva.
tile method, aud that the Reruhil-
can party, us no Iy. was hostile to
bad money al q bad faith in every
form. Tho votes on the various
mendnenls to he silver bill have
place.i both parties Oh record.
The Times also ri ices at the
nractiral death OF the measure,
saying: Tue Warner bill ha. met
Il .erious cneck ut the hands of the
Rppuhlicnns, aided hy certain
humber of Democrats, and also
ruriou-Iy enough, toy -mall num-
her of Greenbarkers. Among hr
Dem, crars who have considered
he interests Of the county as s"pe-
rior to those Of bullion owners, sia-
tive or foreign, are those who be-
came disgusIei with the extreme
character Of WarnePs bill.
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NV YogK. May 2l.-The action
of the 'iongshofrin brick layers
and other trade unions on strike or
threatening to strike, is severely
by some Of the mo ming
papers Alta meeting OF the Brick
layers Committee, permission was
given their men to work couiition
ally at specified places, but they
would not alloy tli.-m to work on
new bui'ding- on any terms save
those which are authuritativaly pre-
scribed. The Bulletin says: We
have 1t on good authority thai
many 'longshoremen who have
been going about lille on the
wharves during the past fortnight
would be glad to return TO work at
the steamship companies terms,
but for the arbitrary deorees Of
"COmmittee," and there
are evidences If like species of die
tation and terrorism a: Pittsburgh.
where the committee Is busy organ
izing another strike among the iron
aud steel industries. The steam
ship companies unable to get labor
ers here, are circulating prinied
in the adjacent rural die
tricts, Offering employment.
rbe M.xseam Expo-sit"n.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Ramon
de Yuarroler, an eminent Mexican
engineer and land owner, arrived
v yesterday from Mexico tosupervise
the CONSTRUCTION of homework to be
made in this country for the Inter
exhibition. He says pub
lie interest has been aroused and
people are preparing actively for
the enterprise. He is confident
the building will be ready and the
exhibits in their proper depart
inents by next January, when the
is to be opened.
Tbes SILK Market.
LONDON, May 21.-The Finon.
cier says: Owing to adviees from
the South OF France and Italy, re
the rapi.l des ruction OF
silk worms by bad weather, the
silk market yesterday was excited,
and prices were very buoyaut.
J"hxmeus A""ui,sd.
BERLIN, May 2l.-The Emperor
has aunulItd the Judgment of Tie
Court Martial in the case Of the |
lroncisd Gr0seer Kurfurst, and ap
pointed a"other un'ier the Presi- |
drncy of General Podbielsky.
a.d ,sse eArshans-Tsrms nf
the rr-~iy.
SIMLA, May 81 Among the stip.
ulai,ous Vt The treaty between
In,ia and Afghanistan Is the ces-
zion Of Ali Kheyl (Peiwar Pas.l
Lundi Khotal (Khyber p P,ss), aud
the Pi-heen Valley beyond @ ietta,
The British will restore Caudihar
Jeiiaiabad, and ultimately Dakka.