Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-21
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MoJAvE, Sept. 19.-Los Angeles
"A Ryan. DR. II s Orme, Capt
Polhemus, II F Del Vale, Mrs ]
Allen, Mrs r Knickerbocker, Mrs
G Durfee, M f Coronel.
Colton.-M Byrne.
Arizona-E f Kennedy, E l.
Stern, w N Porter, H + Dyer, A
Salss, ID w Fox, Nj Perez, o
Libarlo, G E Clawson.
The War ON Lotteries Resu,n+d.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 49,
Acting POstm aster. General Hazen
to-day Issued an order intended to
exclude from the mails all regis
tered letters and letters containing
postal money orders addressed to
several firms alleged to be engaged
In conducting fraudulent lotteries
1t Louisville and COviDgton, KY,
and in New York City.
hh"a Hts WIFE.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1S.-This
evening John G. Tarr, alias
"Sailor," who hiss not been living
with his wife for some time, found
her in boarding-house and shot at
her several times, almost instantly
killing her. Jealousy was the
cause of the tragedy. The murderer
was arrested.
Ths French hCrisia-WhOIesate Res
ssnsttsn sn shs kiasss.y-Rests.
sOns DEGREES.
NEW York, Sept. ia special
to the Herald from Paris says: We
are I'm the throes of a serious Minis
terlal crisis, unexplainable by any
other cause than determination
on the part of Gambetta's 8 creatures
In the Cabi-,et to rid themselves of
M. Du Freye;pet, whose mOdera-
ton, integrity and independence of
character, and, above all, unity of
views with President Grevy, do not
suit tine President Of the Chamber.
The circumstances that have led to
tile breaking up Of the Ministry
have all pointed to this conclusion,
aud M. Du Freycinets speech at
Montauban furnished the desired
pretext. So clearly has the influ-
ence Of Gambetta been maintained
in the matter that even the OPPOSE
ton journals have been gloating
over it for eight or ten days past as
being certain to bring about the
fall of the Ministry; but were doubt
on the subject possible 1t would be
dispelled by the fact that af-
ter the Cabinet Council last even
ing NJ. Constans thought 30 little
OF resignlng and NJ. Grevy
was 30 sure that the difficulty was
arranged that the President: pre-
pared to start this morning for
Jura. But In the meanwhile M.
Gambetta had an interview with
NJ. Constans, which was followed
by the designations of Cazot and
General Fare. LIE Temps of this
evening had postscript ANNOUNCE
Ing that it was still possible that
these designations would not be de.
finitive, and the difficulty might
be arranged. Gambetta has shown
his Ii nd and must now play out
his cards boldly or run the risk of
losing all prestige with his sup.
p0rters. But latter all the excite-
msnt, the Council Of Ministers
held this evening terminated in O
full accord being re.established be-
tween the members of the Cabi-
net. M. Constans aud M. Cazot
and General Fare withdrew their
resignations, with the proviso that
the whole of the second portion of
the DEGREES OF March should be ex.
ecuted, after second aud final In
vitation to the congregations to
comply with the law. M. Grevy,
accompanied by M. Maguin, Min
lister OF Finance, leaves Tomorrow
early for the Mont Sous Vaudrey.
PARIS, Sept. 18.-At this morn
ing's meeting the Minister Of the
Interior and Worship, Cazot, Keep
er of the Seals and Minister of JUS
tice. and General Fare, Minister of
War, rendered their designations.
A second meeting Of the Council
will bs held at the Elysee, under
President Grevy, this afternoon.
A correspondent Gays: Awaiting
the decision of law courts is mere
ly q method Of shelving the Decree
question until the meeting Of the
Chambers. 1 am able to confirm
the report that the Premier, De
y ACX SAAotb hoo noia hte 6AOoh0s
The question will remain intact
until the reassembling of the
Chambers. The Chambers will de-
eide the fate OF the Cabinet, which
will remain unchanged until then.
= Roassea Fsisensv.
New YORK, Sept. 18.-A Herald
Nashville, Tenn, special says. The
jail physiclan pronounces James
Higgins, the negro whose feet were
burned by Q mob to extort from
him q confession Of the Laprade
murder, to be In q very critical CON
dition, and says that death will
probably end his woes. Higgins II
now unable to sit up, and lies wrap
ped In blankets, and groans day
and night In consequence Of the IN
tense pain In his feet and body
His feet were burned to depth o
half an inch, while his toes hav
the appearance Of having besl
roasted. He is having chills daily