Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-02
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MoJAvE, Dec. I'M G Aguirre
FA Stevens, Mrs Fl Buckalew, W
Scott, VIM Fressler, A G Gordon
L A Sicotte, w M Griffin, Sig
Veinshank.
MoJAvE, November 30th.-J
d Lynch, A 2 Wade, II X
Snow, r B Gentry, Mrs Robt
Sharp, G Lind, ] II White and
wife, Fannie Daniels, J q Stocks,
] Levy and wife, J M McArthur,C
f Foster, NJ G Connor, J A Mendo-
"a, Chas Jacobs, Marc Pesrantle,
Mrs Leland, J X Ketchen, M ii
Bennett, Mrs Lambourne, q Oxa'
rat.
FIRE at MeudacinO.
MENDooINo, Nov. 30th.-About
4:3O yesterday morning William
H. Norton's hotel was discovered
to be on fire, and in short time it
burned to the ground. The stable
on the premises was saved by
strenuous exertions; also some OF
the hotel furniture. No one was
Injured. The loss is supposed to be
partly covered by insurance.
Premature PubIrcstion.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-It is
learned that the Presidents mes
sage has been purchased from par
ties unknown, and will undoubted.
ly be printed tomorrow morning.
A representative of the Associated
rress waited on President Hayes
this evening and asked, in view of
this fact, for authority to send it to
all points. The President, while
regrettipg that such publication
was threatened, said that his duty
in the mater was clear, and that
his annual messages were addressed
to Congress and he could not under
any circumstances countenance a
course which contemplated their
premature publication.
A Hearsfess FrRsricide.
PORTLAND, Me-, November 3d.
James M. Lowe, arrested for the
murder of his brother, Joseph A..
Lowe, on the 9th of September,
was arraigned yesterday afternoon
and pleaded guilty. He was re-
manded to await the action of the
Grand Jury in January, and his
wife was held as witness and
committed in default of 5 900 bail.
Lowe last night confessed that
about 3 o'clock on the morning OF
the murder he hid behind a barn
door, and when his brother went in
he struck him with an ak, telling
him to the ground. The blow,
however, did not extingush the
brothers. lantern, and by its light
he struck a second blow, nearly
seyering the head from the body.
He then put out the light and
walked back to Portland, reaching
there at 1850. The trouble between
the brothers was Occasioned by
what was believed to be an unjust
discrimination by the father in re-
gard to property.
The Irish Agitation increasing.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-A cable
dispatch from Dublin to the Heralo
saws: The flame OF agitation IL
again burning brightly. Meetings
are to be held to-day in all parts OF
Ireland and England. A great sen.
sation has been caused in ireland
by Gladstone's reference to the
Irish Church. "Down to the veal
1882 says the ex-Premier, "and
the dissolution of that year, the
whole question of the Irish
Church was dead. Nobody caret
for it. Nobody paid attention
to it. In England circumstances
occurred which drew the attention
of the people to the Irish Church.
had In 1865 said that l believed II
was out of the range of practica
politics. Now it came to this, tina
a Jail in the heart of the metropolis
was broken open under circum
stances which drew the attention o
the English people to the state o
Ireland, and when in Manchester
policeman was murdered in the ex
ecution of his duty, at once tn
whole country became alive to tn
QUESTION OF THE IRISH CHURCH
1t came within the range of practi
cal politics, and the Irish Churc
Act followed The natural infer
ence among the opponents of lane
Iordism in Ireland is that if tn
blowing up of one Jail and the mul
dering of q solitary policema
brought about the passing of
Church Act, perhaps the BLOWN
M of two jails and the killing OF
few landlords would pass Ian
Act. At all events, the ag
tators feel greatly encourage
by Mr.. Gladstone's languag
understand from the leader
of the agitation that the
intend to carry the movement inl
England, where many large NEE
ings have already been organizes
parnell himself will speak at LII
erpool and Davltt at Newcastle OF
=. Tvne to-day (Sunday). III
next three or four weeks will prol
ably witness great developmel
of the agitation. More organic
tions exist In the west of Irelar
than is generally believed. I W
: informed last night by agentlems
in position to know, that
SECRET, ORGANIZED DRILLING
is going on constantly there. It T,
now stated that Parnell will prob