Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-29
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II Segino, M w Kales and wife, II
{ Hermann.
\ Colton-J w Fory.
Anaheim-C S McHenry, wife
and child.
San Diego-W G Johanis.
Santa Barbara-W w Stow, jr.,
B Stow.
Arizona-L ] Webster, Laura
Laleve. Mrs Melstedt, Frank RAJ
borg, Chas. O'Farciot, Miss Mary
Belsher,J Goldwater, ] + Knapp,
dP Banning, II Mckenzie, G c
Mackay, g. Bush, L N Norwood, f
+ Eyre, J . Stewart, M G Morris.
F b Dresser, Geo Harleman.
New Mexico--A Campbell.
Mexico--N Mason, G. w Ham.
bright, J B Law, w f b Perry.
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NEW YORK, Dec. eth "A
y CUney Island tie sea swept away
the plaza of the Central Hotel, and
carried off about 200 feet of the
burkhead at Manhattan Bea ,h
Hotel. The iron pier remains in
tact, but some of the outlying bath
houses were washed into kindling
wood.
Land League Meeting In New Y"sh.
NEW YORK, Dec 27.-At u meet
ing of the Fourth Ward Branch of
the Irish National Land League
here yesterday, Stephen J. Meary,
who had just returned from Ire
land, denounced the so-called agra
Ti4n optrages there as inventions.
There may have been few rash
acts on the part of impulsive 'indi-
viduals, but such conduct is with
out sympathy from the masses of
the Irish people, and is especially
deplored by leaders of the Land
League. The Irish people are in
an attitude of passive resistance to
extorti0n and evictions. The
Griffith valuation, on which the
Government and municipal taxes
are based. is claimed by tenants a.
the basis on which their rents
should he calculated. Four or five
times the amount arrived ut Is de-
manded by landlords in nearly
every case, aud tenants merely
offer the proper amount, and Ii it
is refused return the money to their
pockets and use it for the support
Of their families so sadly needed.
Then come proceedings for eviction.
To defray legal expenses necessary
to save their ellow-countrymen
from the grip of the law, IL one of
the first uses to which money con.
tributed by the Irishmen OF Amer.
lea will lie put.
The Land League of the Fifth
Ward had regular meeting on
Varick street yesterday. Hugh
King, the President, on taking the
chair said that he had been Treas
urer of the General Council. He
had rem lit ed Gl00 weekly to Ire.
land. The money was coming in
from all sides. 1t was announced
that Convention of Land Leagues
Of America will be held in Buffalo
January 18th. The attendance at
both the above meetings was small
but enthusiastic.
M Gaze. ci.n.
NEW York, Dec 20 A Dublin
special says: Chamberiain's friends
again assert that no measures OF
coercion have ever been adopted al
y Cabinet meeting. They boldly
proclaim such measures never shall
be while Mr.. Chamberlain is d
Minister, all of which afford vas,
comfort to law-breakers Of every
degree. They wish each Other
"Merry Christmas," and plot star
walton and ruin TO their law-abid'
ing country.
l6IG Ca Gossip.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.--A Journal
Washington special says: Elk
Governor Brown believes the Re
publipans have no chance to com
Dine and elect United States SEN
ator In Tennessee. He thinks al
out. and-out Democrat will bs
chosen.
Representative Hurd says the
Democrats propose to begin the
formation of free-trade leagues al
over the country.
An intimate friend of Gen. Gar
field says he has every reason TO
believing that ex-senator A. A
Sargent, OF California, will he in
vited to u seat in the new Cabinet
The Journal remarks that this Is
rumor of doubtful truth.
D-sro,s L,quor Dsasess Arr-ssed
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The J0urn
ais Detroit special says: Invent.
If the richest and most Influential
liquor dealers in this city were al
rested for keepiny their saloon
omen 90 Chiis-Fs 10 defiance d
ths state lsw Ihc liquor dealer
WIZ make uOitsg Efforts Co brea
down .Ae lsW al ths next mesSiG
" she Legislature. The matts
usstes decided ssusaliau
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