Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-17
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Passenger Gsatux s"sssn.
MoJAvE, Dec. l6.-Los ApgeleI
B F Drakenfeld, w e Mimic
VIM Mimic, s G Houghton, G c
Belknap, Miss Molly Shelley, Mr.
Sarah Morris, Geo Sandow, Il
Newmark, wife aud child, Mrs Pc
tor Donavan, Chas Jacoby, E +
Waterman, Chas Stern. l. J Rose
San FERNANDEZ Lievres.
Santa Aua-J B Raine, wife ant
daughter.
San Dlego-John NJ Wilt, Rich
ard G Harris.
Colton-J w Cudworth.
Arizona-Mrs Greer and two
children, Mrs M H Orr, Miss A
Beaumont, Miss D Lamowrens
VIM III Stewart, l. q Anderson, II
H Thorn pson, VIM Glasford, N II
Westfall, j Il Taylor, Sam Gold.
water, J A Collins, FL K Snow.
Or~x0m's population.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--The pop
ulatlon OF the State of Oregon, &C.
cording to schedules returned to
the Census office by enumerators,
is as follows: Males. 102, 1888; fe'
males, 1880. Total, 174,767. Ma
tive, IA. 437; foreign born. 80, 440;
white, 163, 0S7; colored, 1880.
0ousd's Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-Jay Gould's
purchase of the Iron Mountain
Railroad was cousumated yester.
day afternoon, Thomas Allen SELL
ing 20, 200 shares, and the purchase
money being nearly $2,000.00 H.
G. Maynard also sells 20,0 900 shares
about halfhis interest-to Gould.
Allen retains some interest, and
remains President until the March
meeting.
the 6overnmens Rss.ived on Cocr-
eve Measures.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia Worll's
London special says: Although
the London papers of this morning
profess to believe that no definite
action was taken in the Cabinet
yesterday in matters pertaining to
ireland, know that the news 1
telegraphed you last night was true
In every material particular, and
the proof of this is found in the
fact that the Cabinet met again
to-day and elaborated details of
the measures of coercion which are
soon to he put in force in Ireland.
As regards the time when the Gov
ernmept will put its plans into OPP.
GRAFTON, I may have used the word
''immediate" too hurriedly, per-
haps, but l was not very far wrong,
after all, as 1t was announced last
night that on Thursday the Cabi-
net will not consider anything but
IrIsh measures. On Thursday,
also, Ireland may hear what Eng
land proposes to do with her.
I am sorry TO say that Chief Sec.
rotary Forster's extravagent views
Of the duty Of the Government in
the existing crisis, meet with more
favor in England than the views of
more moderate statesmen, but 1
doubt very much If the Cabinet
can be held together under the
adoption of the measures which he
has forced on Mr.. Gladstone.
MI. Bright and Mr.. Chamber
lain, two men who command the
respect of the liberal masses In this
country in every position they
take, have been openly opposed to
Mr.. Forster, butt was said last
at that the Cabinet was un-
.imous in Endorsing his views. 1t
. difficult to see how Mr.. Bright
or Mr.. Chamberlain can consist
emily cooperate with goveru-
ment which cannot treat a purely
social question like the Irish land
question, except with force.
/ am told that every member Of
Parliament who is at all CONVEX
SAINT with Irish affairs, and 10 not
an admirrer of ParneIi, has been
requested to submit to the Cabinet
bid views OF the measures which
should be taken with the prevail
Ing disorder in Ireland. Several Of
these members have already re-
sponded, aud handed to Mr.. Glad
stone drafts of clauses for his pros
posed Enrolment of Estates bill,
which they no doubt believe will
work complete revolution In the
SOCIAL condition of the Island.
Ths GovermmsnrsI nsssivi,y.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The Times at
tacks the Government for not TAX
Ing energetic measures in Ireland,
and says that in the presence of
such growing Disqualification,
silence aud inaction are hard to be
excused, and cannot be justified.