Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-02
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G McKewen, G G Lips, M B
shman, L 6ieb enhauer.
Nswhall-N w Blanchard.
Santa Aua--C l. Glaxebrook, J P
Longer, g A Barker.
Wilmington-H M Connachy.
Riverside--Mrs Mary Metcalf.
Ravena--H Sherwood.
Arlzona--B + Armstrong, G. A
tsinberger, M Salisbury, Col s N
Bangeman, wife and chi ldren, 8 w
Craigue, F RAIN, J J Ball, F Gates.
! K Thomas, Thos G MAIDEN, 9 IT
erver, K Lockwood, r Warbur-
pr, J & Culver.
New Mexico--O Lindsey and
Eifs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The
PRESIDENT has completed his annu.
message, but is apprehensive
hat II he prints it at the Office of
be public printer 1t will be given
Premature publication, as it was
kst year. William Henry Smith,
manager of the Associated Press,
paves Chicago for Washington to-
Night, and then the question
kill be decided. In the forthcom-
big message the President
I'M indorse Sherman's recon-.
hendatiOn for three per cent. forty.
ear bonds with which to refund
he six and five per cent. bonds,
|hich fall due next year. Congress
III provide the legislation. The
hte of interest fixed upon will not
Ause any discussion, but an effort
Ill be made to reduce the time for
hich the bonds shall run.
The next interesting feature of
be message will be the recommen-
ktions 1t will contain touching
be Chinese Immigration question.
his question, indeed, promises to
. feature In the coming session
view of the treaty effected with
hinA on this subject.
The President will also endorse
BIO position taken by Sherman
18th respect to discontinuing the
binage Of the silver dollar. Sher-
IAN will, in his report, urge the
scontinuance Of coinsge for one
ear ct least, and II Congress is not
sposed TO ratify this suggestion,
ben he will ask that its value
made equal with the
bid dollar. The President
Ill also indorse q recommended
on, which will be made by Sher.
Ian, to abolish bank check stamps.
he report Of Sherman will have
1t an indorsement OF the present
htional bank system, and good
bal Of 1t will be directed to de.
nse OF the system.
The message will make about
gh. smns, but good deal of
will 4 retrospective, with q part
be- shot IL lsfense OF the outgoing
1minlstration.
Whas Esglish C0nssibuted.
NEW York, Nov. 30.-A Zri-
une's Washington dispatch says:
ndiana congressman who have
lst arrived here claim to have cor.
bet Information as to the sum con.
tibuted by English to the Demo-
Ratio Campaign Fund. He at first
lodged himself to give 100000
ut he paid just $27, 900, and that
My after the screws had been sew.
raj times applied. Lsnders, in
ke manner, before his nomina.
on, said that his business was
Forth $4,000 net profit annually.
[e was already rich enough, he
bid, aud would, il nominated, pay
40, 600, or q years profits Of his
Park establishment. Afterwards,
vhen the committee assessed him
10, 600, be objected. When the
um was reduced 10 SIS, 1000, Landers
aid 81, 800, and his brother, Jack.
on LAnders, paid the other $3.50,
Ind begged the committee to make
10 further assessments on the cam
idAte.
i the Cslorsd Exoaas.
\ COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 30.-Geo.
w. Williams, the only colored
,1ember Of the Ohio Legislature,
~ organizing o gigantic exodus.
DE says that . party OF wealthy
Enthusiasts of New York have pur-
BIASED half = million acres In New
Mexico and will c0lonize 1t by ju.
Icious selections of negroes from
he South, selling the land at Gov.
rnment rates aud giving ample
time. The negroes will be aided
b develop the lands to their fullest
apacity. =
Disguised Damocrass.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The Demo.
rats meet at Springfield, January
th, to decide whether to keep up
he par y organization In Illinois.
Many members favor abandoning
h, and others are leaving the party
Who have voted with 1t from Its In
Ipiency.
Garfield and BIAiae.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.--The 1ri-
bune's Warrington special says;
M intimate friend Of Garfield
avs that Blaine came to Wash.
nrt3h 1t the request Of Garfield
or { confidential conference. They
brea 4 tasted together, aud there Il
title doubt that Garfield rendered
md Blaine declined, nrst, the SEQ.
retarvnhip of State. and secondly,