Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-14


ed above all personal considers
lions and I shall not disregard
the unanimous voice Of the repre-
sentatives of the majority of the
American people, which you
speak here to-day. [AppIause.] I
am profoundly grateful fer the
high honor which has been con.
ferred and I have an abiding faith
that, with the favor of God and Of
the people, we shall succeed in this
contest.n
The speaker was applauded. at
the close of his remarks, and then
followed another Misunderstanding be-
tween the two nominees on one
hand and those assembled in the
parlor. Shortly after this the
Committee and their accompany
ing friends again boarded the boat
and left the Island.
Lima 60 be B,mbsraed.
NEW YORK, July 13th.-A dis
patch has just been received by the
Gillian Legation at Washington,
saying the Gillian fleet has noti-
fed the Peruvian authorities that
Lima will be bombarded If peace IL
not soon made. The Inhabitants
were leaving the city.
Washington Notes
WASHINGTON, July 13th.-The
amount of coin now held by Ma
tional Bank is nearly equal to the
total cash reserve required by law
In the case of the Deputy Collec'
tors and Marshals recently arrested
in Campbell county, Ca, for kill
ing one of party Of "moonshin
ers," Commissions Raum was to
day notified by telegraph tina
Judge Woods, of the United StateI
Circuit Court, has decided that thu
case is in the United States Courts
that the issue of warrants by 6
State Magistrate and arrest undel
the same is unlawful. 1t is, il
fact, suit or action begun ant
such n case can be transferred t,
the United States Courts withou
waiting for bills of Indictment b,
State Grand Jury. The Petition
for habsas corpus writs looking Il
the unconditional discharge O
the revenue officers will como VI
for consideration tomorrow.
The Cabinet to-day resolved t
have a thorough investigation O
the loss of the steamer Narragan
sett.
The statement regarding th
preparations for the entry of Cap
tain Payne and his followers int
the Indian Territory, and the ques
ton relative to the Ponca Indian
leaving their reservation, were ais,
topics of brief discussion, but n,
action was taken.
6arG sId's LesteY-Doa Cameron &c
Bious,y HI.
i CHICAGO, July 13th.-The Int,
|, Ocean's Washington special says
Garfield's letter has created niue
favorable comment in the Cabine
, each member having somethin
pleasant to say of it. Even Ke
said that, with the exception of th
passage regarding the relativ
rights of the States and the Unite,
States, 1t was the doctrine whicl
everybody could support.
| Ever since Senator Cameron, G
Pennsylvania, went to the Whit
Sulphur Syringe, soon after the ad
journment of Congress, report
have come from there that he wa
in very bad health. A private LEI
ter just received in Washington
from the Springs, represents th
Senator's condition as more seriou
, than anybody supposed. This lei
ter says that his health is con
pletely shattered ard that there
danger that he will not recover
The writer processes to have tn
Senator's physician as authorit
for this statement, but his friend
here hope it exaggerates the serl
business of his illness.
Policeman Murderrd,
DUBUQUE. Iowa, July 13th.-
Constable Peter Scalean, while at
tempting, last night, to arrest Au
gustus Wunderlich for beating
woman who lived with him, wa
shot by Wunderlich and his bod,
thrown into slough where it wa
found this morning. The murder
er escaped. lie was fisherman O
low repute.
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