Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-04
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MoJAvE, April 3-A w Fiske, F
G Bray, Mrs Il ] Shackelford, d
Freeman, ID Emmes, Mrs Emmes,
Mrs G Cole, r F White, A 7 Par
rott, Bridget Jarsey, G johnson
and family, Mrs f N Vallejo, o S
Barber, A Cfowell and wife.
NEW YORK, April 3-All the
journals without exception com
mend the verdict in the Oliver
Cameron case, believing the jury
could not come to any other conclu-
sion. The Tribune speaks of ef-
forts in some quarters to degrade
and bring in disrepute, for party
purposes, the bearer of a we'll
known honorable name. The
World wonders that even one ju-
ror should actually have been
found disposed to give verdict for
the widow Of living man.
Yhe "sun" aud sha Gntnese GUS
New YORK, April 3.-Michael
Flood, of San Francisco, writing to
the Sun in denunciation of its
course on the Chinese bill, says:
"The problem is how the ordinarily
clear-headed editor of the Sun
could take sides with the enemies
of California and range himself
with the GarrisOns, Beechers and
other old time fanatical humanita-
iians of the East in their efforts to
fasten upon us the Chinese plague,
and turn the beautiful Pacific Slope
into a Chinese Province" The
Sun in reply, says: There Is vast
deal of humbug among politicians
who are endeavoring to turn the
Chinese question TO their own adj
vantage; and there Is u great deal
of honest difference of opinion
about the matter in California and
intlmates that Flood is not posted.
Proposed sets'emrst Of Indian
Territory.
NEW YORK, April 3d.-A SUMS
Washington special says: A vig-
orous attempt will be made in the
present Congress to procure the
passage OF bill to throw open the
Indian Territory for settlement. A
number of Boston capitalists lately
purchased many thousand shares
of stock and bonds of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad,
which will be greatly
benefited by the passage
of the proposed Act. The bill will
provide that United States Courts
shall be established in the Terrific
ry, and that the conditional land
grants given to railroads in the
Territory shall revert to the Gov
ernment. The railroads in the Ter
ritory are willing to surrender their
land grants If settlers may be per-
mit:ed to pre.empt lands in the
Territory.
Irish CeiOnixation eli. me
NEW YORK, April 3.-An organ.
ization, called the st. Dominic's
Colonization Society of the City of
New York, has been formed for the
purchase of lands in Kansas, to be
sold at cost price TO mem
hers actually settling there.
They propose erecting q large
CtlOuy ouiluiHS on tiC tioStp ioi
use uutlI families are able to pro-
vide separate shelter. They also
will loan money to colonists when
embarrassed through sickness or
failure1 Of crops. The whole
movement is in the interest of Irish
laborers, under the guidance of the
Catholic Church, and is supposed
to be backed by Irish capitalists.
The principal office will be here.
Custom Hn0se Reorganization.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Great ex-
element exists in the Custom
House over the proposed revolution
In the organization of the Collect
oTs, Appraisers and Naval Officers,
to go INTO effect to-day. Several
removals of Arthur's friends were
made, and salaries were reduced in
acme instances thirt three Der