Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04

duly examined. The right Is re-
served TO reject any and all bids,
and waive any defects.
Recognition or Rsninsoia.
WAsHINeToN, Nov. 3l.-Simon
Wolf, In the name and on behalf
of the Board of Delegates of Amer
lean Israelites, has presented q
memorial to Secretary Evarts urg-
ing that recognition of the indie
pendence of Roumauia by our Gov
eminent be deferred until Rou-
mauin recognizes the doctrine of
civil and religious liberty which
was provided for by the Berlin
treaty.
Indian chief snee.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 3d.-Some
time ago report was received from
Ponca Reservation, in the Indian
Territory, by Commissioner Hoyt,
that Big Snake, Chief of the Pom
cas-, was threatening to kill the
Agent, who last summer caused
his arrest and imprisonment for a
month at Fort Reno for brutal and
d;sorderly conduct, making him.
self u terror to the Indiaes as well
as the agency employees. His re-
arrest was ordered, and q detach-
ment of soldiers from Fort Reno
we're employed to effect it. Big
Snake, in resisting the arrest, was
shot dead by the soldiers. The &C.
currence caused considerable ex-
element among the Indians, but it
was soon quoted.
Friendly apsehcs.
WASHINGTON, November 3d.
The following telegram has been
received this evening:
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Nov. 3d.-To
the Commissioner of Indian Az
fairs, Washington: L have been
successful 10 collecting alLthe lear
rola Apaches at Abiguin Agency,
and they are entirely friendly.
[Signedl THOMAS, Agent.
speedy sesslcnsns of tae Ena,na
Difficulty wrebabte.
WASHINGTON, November 3d.
At late hour last night Secretary
Schurz received dispatch from
Special Agent Adams, dated Los
Plnos, Colorado, October Goth, via
Del Norte, November 1st, in which,
after reporting his arrival at Los
Pinos on the morning of the Goth,
he informs the Secretary he had
another long council with White
| River Utes at Grand River on the
Goth ult.; that they are willing that
the guilty parties be surrendered
and punished; that he had faith in
Ouray's ability to compel the sur
render of those found to be guilty,
and that in order to assure this
he (Adams) recommends the APP
pointment OF u commission of three
Zone of the number to be "a militia
ry of1icer), to make thorough in
vestigation, to find out the guilty
and determine their punishment.
Chief Ouray favors this course, and
General Adams strongly recon-
meuds it for the reason that, al
though the resumption of hostili-
ties at the present time would even
tually lead to the certain defeat of
the Indians, the war would be at
tended with the horrors OF a border
warfare, great destruction of life
and property, and terrible loss to
the people of Colorado. At the time
Of writing this dispatch General
Adams had not yet received the in
structious telegraphed him Sun
day by Secretary Schurz, which
covered the same points aud pro-
posed the same terms, and which
designated as members of the Com
mission, General Hatch, Chief
Ouray and General Adams himself.
The settlement of the whole diff
Guilty now seems highly probable
London EIerns.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3j.-The fol.
lowing specials are from the New
York World:
LONDON, Nov. LIT is now prob.
able that Parliament will be dis.
solved in December. In that case
the success of Gladstone in Mid.
lothian will be more than doubtful
1t is rumored, in well-informet
circles, that Russia is preparing tt
declare war against England. M
certain information can be obtained
on the subject. Official personagel
are reticent, but the probabilities ar,
that the markets will be disturbed
by the story.
1t now looks as if the new French
cable scheme would collapse and
not be carried out.
1t is reported that the Princess
Louise is returning to England in
an interesting condition.
There are signs on all sides of a
real revival of British trade, but
there will certainly be great de-
| ficiency in the revenue, and Mr..
Gladstone is preparing to attack in
great speech the financial policy
Of the government.
LabOuchere's failure TO carry his
point before the magistrate, leads
Lawson ami his friends TO feel con-
fdent of ultimate success in their
case against him.
Este Tiiaen EaeJsns cax Case.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3d.-Judge
Blatchford's decision everything
defendanL's demurrer in the in
come tax suit brought by the U. s.
Government against Samuel j.
rilden, was filed to-day in the
Clerks office of the United States
Court. Costs are taxed, and the
defendant is given sixty days from
the hearing of the decree to answer
the bill of complaint.
The Remains OF aor.erei Hooker TO
Lsesm STATE.
New YORK, Nov. 3d.-The Gov
ernoi's room in the City Hall has
been set apart by the Aldermen for
the purpose of having the remains
of General Hooker lie in state.
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