Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-12
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Is dull and entirely nominal; Union
pipe, 500; crude, CLOS asked; re-
fined, II Is asked by refineries.
Washington Gossip via New York.
NEW YORK, Mob. l1.-A Herald
Washington special says: 1t is q
coincidence that just after the ar
rival of Malone last night George
9. Gorham called at the hotel and
that during to-day the Senator
elect and ex.Secretary of the SEN
ate have been in close consultation.
Whether Gorham desires to be re.
elected to his old position, vacated
yearly two years ago, or whether
he came to plead the claims of ex
Senator Dorsey for the place could
not be definitely ascertalned.
Grover, of Oregon, it is feared,
will not be able to resume his seat
for some time. His absence would,
in the event of Mahone's voting
with the Republicans, merely
make the casting vote of the
Vice. President unnecessary, but in
the discussion of Mahone's power
1t is not generally known that the
| Democrats have also power to pre-
vent the organization of the SEN
ate. Thirty-eight votes Ia the
| highest number with Mahone's
help that the Republicans can cast,
which is one less than quorum.
Besides Grover, Lamar, of Missis-
sippi, is reported IA overtaXed
during the campaign. He is re-
garded as an invalid.
Californian r.nii sn New YoiH.
New YORK, Nov. 11th.-M. T.
Brewer, we'll known Sacramento
fruit dealer, at present in this city,
said to q World reporter yes
terday, that not more than one
fifth of the ordinary quantity of
pears will come East this fall.
Twenty-three car loads of grapes
arrived here in October.
Fine "sun" on Democratic Mssiskss
NEW YORK, Nov. 1lth.-The
San says respecting the fraud cry:
1t strikes us that the worst fraud
practiced in the latter part of the
campaign was the forgery and cir
culation of Garfield's alleged Chi
nese letter. If Barnum should
bring to justice the men who were
guilty of these acts he would de-
serve high praise.
The same paper says: The case
of Terry, Democratic Elector in
California, who, whether elected
or not, certainly runs behind the
ticket in a very close State, en-
phasiZes the folly of nominating
anybody as an Elector who has
anything in his record that men of
his own party can reasonably OBJ
Ject to. In Terry's case 1t IL seen
that there may be objections to in.
dividual Electors In substance as
we'll as form and the lesson should
not be lost.
JuSs g 5EHrzss Assaulted.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1Ith.-One
Drum, who defeated Judge d. Nor
ris for nomination in Kings coun-
ty and whom Morris openly de.
nounced therefor, attacked Morris
In restaurant to-day, striking him
and kicking him In the face.
Tne Emma Mine Suit sttiiea.
NEW YoAK Tov. 11.-Trenor w.
Park, who was iestioned by "a re-
porter regarding he dispatch an.
nouncing n settlement of the
Emma mine disputes in London,
said he had been informed some
| time ago that the London Com.
papy desired to compromise the
suit, and he had been asked to go
TO London or send an agent to eff
feet a settlement. About three
weeks ago he authorized d. 0. Ga.
ger, of the firm of Field, Haviland
& Co., to go to London and act as
agent. Park said he purchased the
mine at Sheriff's sale in 1878 for
$780, that he had never had
any fears as to the result of the
suits, but that be bad always been
ready to make any settlement by
which he should recover what the
mine had cost him, and he had
given eager authority to settle on
the basis of asking for the amount
due him In mortgages, stock or
bother equivalent as security. He
received cable dispatch from Ga.
ger Tuesday night, to the effect
that he had made satisfactory pro.
gress and expected to complete the
settlement next morning. He I'M
derstood all litigation had been
withdrawn.
Desirucs.ve Cyc,oae.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1lth.-A spe.
cial to the TELEGRAM from New
Orleans sage: A dispatch from
shreveport says that cyclone
passed over Keatchie, Louisiana,
yesterday, literally demolishing
Il town. Prot. Reynolds, of the
Baptist Church, was instantly
killed and q large number of per.
sons injured, some, 1t is thought,
fatally. The destruction of prop
erty is said to be very great, many
houses being completely wrecked.
Indict-d By tho Grnnd Jury.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 11th.-l
Ex- A lderman Dune, who made
brutal attack upon ex-Judge Nor
ris, has been indicted by the Grand |
Jury for assault with intent to kill.
The Judge is suffering intensely
and is unable to move or speak.
Railroad Coiebratios-7iafip Bal,
ST.. PAUL, Nov. th.--The en-.
trance OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad intoMontana was formally
celebrated to-day. The citizens of
Helena had spike of pure silver
and a Dolishpu oak tia which ,uara