Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-04
Late kilograms.


passengers Gosag sOush.
MOJAvE, Dec. 3.-Los Angelo
Col g III Mendell, 8 Racoulat
0has Kaufman, J III Gillberry, n
e franklin, N Kenealy, e Dillon
e Scott, r F Del Vale. F Goss.
San Gabriel-A g Wicks.
Orange-J 8 Baldwin.
Newhall-Mrs Carrie Latin.
Arizona-Mrs J Finley, r I
Hunter, J B A Bromlet, H l
Smith. L kirkpatrick, Johr
OConnor.
Dudley Haskell Acquitted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Ths
Jury, in the trial Of Dudley Haskell
for the murder Of Geo. Schwartz
the cigar dealer, at IL O'Clock last
night, found verdict ofnot guilty
Hsw Phssanshrspiss Bsrsh wouia
-. Tss~s Cs,amss~is.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-At o meet.
ing In Cooper Institute last night,
Of the friends Of prison reform,
Henry Bergh astonished the as.
ssmblage by declaring himself ut
terly opposed to the sentiment OF
the meeting. He said: II be.
lieve il q man cannot live without
numbering somebody, he mnst be
rot out Of the way. I say kill
him. A great deal has been said
about improving criminals. Let
me tell you how I would abolish
all the penitentiavles in the land
to save ali expense drumming. In
their place l would have whipping
posts evhrywhere, and to make
sure that the lash was laid on
thoroughly, I would offer reward
for the Invention of steam ma
chine that couldn't be bribed with
offers of political place or money.
No man has had better opportu.
nifty to see what criminals are
made Of than have had, and I tell
you that hundreds Of them com.
mIt crime to be sent to places
which you provide for their COM
fort. They are warm and clean
there. They get good soup and
moe potatoes, aud everything
which Woodworking, honest men
and women can't get In your tene.
mont houses"
Ths sasck A.rkes-Assnos s a Psn,e
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The stock
market verges on panic, but a
the critical moment the mark ct is
held within bounds even by those
working for lower prices. The fret
hour rates declined from 10 for
leading stocks, but q reaction be.
gan and is still progressing, . good
part Of the decline being recovered.
Money commands II premium, and
10 very hard to get. The banks'
facilities have been taxed to the
utmost lately. The demand for
money from the South and West is
very larges and is felt more than
usual just now. Banks depend for
replenish ment chiefly on the i'm
ports of specie. which so far have
been inadequate. The Treasury
to-day begins the payment of ST.
$40, 500 Interest on the four.and-a.
half per cents.
4 bold Move.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 2.-The Land
Leaguers last evening appointed
cousmittee to confer with New
York menlbers In reference to the
advisability of sending GeneralB. F.
Butler to Ireland to defend Parnell
and other indicted members Of the
League.
Iopssssss ne~sssE ." Fursnssasoo
~ enc 0rs<k cause.
LONDON, Dec. AT q meeting
Of the committee In furtherancs Of
the Greek cause at Willis's rooms
yesterday afternoon, the Earl of
Rosebury presiding, resolutions
were passed urging the British
Government to make q strenuous
effort to assure the cession Of terri
tory recommended by the Confer.
ence. Letters In sy mpathy with
the meeting were received from the
Duke Of Westminster, Lord Aber-
deem, the Bishops of Exeter, Man.
chester and Oxford, and nearly
every Member OF Parliament, and
Professor Max Muller, Herbert,
|Glxdstons and others.
rae ssiver Casrency Quessien.
BERLIN, Dec. lit 10 believed
Bismarck is not disposed to decide
between the plans which have
Ibeen suggested for employing the
stock of silver now available in
|Gsrmauy, namely: That the impe-
Trial mint should strike small silver
|coins In the proportion of nine
|marks per head Of population, or
that thaler pieces be continued In