Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-23


titled, revsrts to the United States
under said act, which cannot be the
case where the sixteenth and thir.
ty.sixth sections were aseertained
to be in place by surveys returned
prior to March l, 1877. The selec-
tions are not confirmed and the se-
lected lands are held for disposal
under the provisos TO the second
section of the act, As are all other
selected lands, the selection OF
which shall be found to fail and not
to be confirmed by said act.
0sans SO succeed Kernau-COmpli-
cations IN lndinns.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The Stars
Washington special sage: Several
Grant Senators and New York Re-
publiOans inadvertently admit that
Conkling intends presenting Gen.
Grants name for KerDau's seat 10
the Senate and also intends having
him elected.
The 2ribune's Washington spe-
cial Gays: A Democratic Senator
reveals the important fact that
Garfield was in Ohio the day the
Morey letter was dated, and there.
fore could not have written it. This
did not come out 10 the Morey tri.
III. The records of the House will
show this to be true.
The 7ribuns's Cincinnati special
says: Gov. Wiiliams's death causes
new Senatorial complications In
Indiana as 1t threatens to leave the
State without head aud prevent
the election Of United States
senator. The law requires that
before either the Governor or Lieu
tenant. Governor can take seats,
the two Houses must be organized.
The Senate is u tie aud while Gray
was Lieutenant.Governor he had
the casting vote, as he had two
years ago, but the death OF vii.
liams leaves the tie to be broken
by detection from one side or the
other. The Democrats have deter.
mined to organize the Senate aud
will cling to their determination.
IF each side stands firm the Senate
cannot Organizs aud without IL
neither the Governor nor Lieuten.
ant.GOverDOr can take their seats.
At the came time the Constitution
terminates the office Of acting
Governor on the second Monday OF
January, and II the two sides Of the
Senate lock horns aud remain In
that attitude, the State Can be kept
Indefinitely without . Governor.
A U,.ited States Senator Is to be
elected to succeed Senator Met
aid, and II the time goes by the
Democrats say no legal election
can be made by the present Legis-
lature and the next one they hope
to make Democratic.
More Dsvismens By Bob IsgersoII.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22d.-The Her.
aid says OF lngersOlps seculariza
IiOn scheme, organized last week
in Chicago, to stop the reading OF
the Bible in prisons and schools
aud for other assaults of religious
scots: The proposition was conceiv.
ed in the same spirit which EN-.
boldened the announcement of the
Passion Play in New York, which
10 ALI insult to all reliwio bodies
and an assault upon the elvilizA.
ton Of the age. The Chicago as.
semblage which conceived the
scheme 10 secularizs the body poll.
tic ignores the fundamental prin-
ciples Of modern society and gov.
ernment, and their crazs against
Christianity will only consume
New York Omcssl Resuras.
ALBANY, Nov. 22d.-The State
Convassers have declared the 70 |.
lowing results of the State election:
Garfield, 555, 544; HaDcock, 1851;
Weaver, l23, 373; Dow, 1917.
COsd weather IN New Ysrn.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. %.
The cold increases and the river
is full Of Ice. No boat will be able
to get through to Albany after to-
morrow.
Three vesseis wrecked.
ERIE, Pa, Nov. % Three yes.
sels We're wrecked five miles from
here yesterday. All the crews
were saved by the work Of the life.
saving crew, who dragged their
apparatus five miles through the
heaviest snow storm ever known
here.
funersi Of Governor Williams
TOws Attacked ~ Cow Boys.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22i The late
Gov. Williams, Of Iudisna, will be
buried Ut Whealland Tuesday If
ternoon. The usual I'm posing hou-
ors have been paid to the memory
of the dead Governor.
The town of Malta, on the upper
Missouri river, was attacked by
and COW boy. on
rhuredAy last, but the citizens de.
fsated the attacking party, killing
several OF them.
Hsyes Favsss shes1as-Navlgs.
ss"a Closed.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 22d.-It II
Authenticity stated that President
Hayes will certainly not be y eau
didste for the Senate from this
State and would not accept the
place, but strongly favors sherman
for the Senate.
There is four inches Of ice in the
river, which has closed navigation
suddenly and premnturely for the