Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-02
Morning kilograms.



MoJAvE, July III d Money,
wife and child, Mrs III NJ Jones,
Miss Benedict, A Ross, s G Dear
ing, B M Bowen, r Dillon, q w
Emerson and wife, Mrs G Byston,
J 3 Ames. II Ayers, J ID Graham,
G Craunz.
AdI.urniug over Fourth "f Ju,y
Holiday.
NEW YORK, June 30.-The Stock
Exchange having resolved to adj
journ from the to the 7th Of July,
devoting four days to the celebra-
ton of Independence Day, the
Philadelphia Exchange has fol-
lowed the example,. The other
Philadelphia onmercsal bodies
will follow the same course.
spain ana san DOmInxo.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Ths 7ri.
bane to. day says: Spain is now
striving to wiring satisfaction from
San Domingo, and has gone so far
a. to order two war vessels to
blockade the coast II her demands
are rejected. This may make an
affair in which the mediation of
the United States could be profita-
bly, exercised. 1t is not desirable
that any American island should
be subject to the dictation of an
European power.
Gone Over - the R-pubiscsas.
NEW YORK, June 30th.-Arnold,
Democratic Representative in the
Legislature from CORTLAND county,
has announced himself heuceforth
as a Republican, being Disguised
with the proceedings Of what he
calls the rebellion in Congress.
HIll and stephens Have MA UP.
New YORK, June 30-The
Washington correspondent of the
Augusta, Georgia, Chonicle states
that there has been reconcilement
between Hill and Stephens,
brought about through the good
offices of mutual friends. The
Chronicle says: Every citizen of
this State will be rejoioed at this
reconciliation, appearing as 1t
seems sincere, and promising to be
permanent.
Erie's Earnings.
New YORK, June 30.-Presldent
Gavett Of the Erie road stated yes
terday that the earnings of the
road up to January 1.t had fallen
off. The loss in December was
$3.50, 900. In February there was
an increase of $50. 900; in March,
$210, GOO; in April. $225. 900, aud in
May $lS5,000. have not yet re-
ceceived the reports for June. The
rise in Erie securities to-day Is at
tributed to this statement.
Ms. Hairs Murderer.
NEW YORK, June 30th.-The
Times to-day says: Cox, the bru-
tai fellow who killed Mrs. Hall for
her jewelry, is fast becoming hero
of a certain sort. He Is daily mad o
the subject of more of less numer.
GUS interviews, and his opinions
noted together with the details of
his toilet and his manner of passing
the time. His counsel has announc-
ell theory of defense, which
naturally turns on insanity.
the wheat MrrEes.
CHICAGO, June 30th.-A Times
special says: The July option
wheat market is still very much
unsettled. Winter wheat men, who
have been on the short side, b-lIev-
ing that the wheat crop would be
AS large as that of last year, are not
SO anxious to follow the deal, be-
cause of frequent showers In the
Winter wheat sections, where the
harvest Is now In progress. The
other bears who have for the past
two years persistently deprecated
the crop of Spring wheat are ut "A
loss what to do. The indications
all point TO the supposition that the
persons who have engineered the
June corner will carry it all through
July.
the Calfie Trade.
CHICAGO, June 30.-The Bulletin
to-day says: The opening of the
seasons trade in Western cattle i:
now near at hand. Within the
next fortnight the arrivals of Colo
RADIO, Wyoming and Montana cat
tie is expected to be larger thar
ever before. More than three
fourths OF the cattle product of thai
region find their way to Chicago
The latest report from the plains
Is that east from Ogalalla the cat
tie wintered poorly, and will b.
from two to four weeks later, whil'
west from that point they cam,
through in good condition and will
be rpnuV for IN "A rk . l. aa "a rIV no Las
season.