Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-09

MOJAvE, Sept. S.-L0s Angelo
Mrs J r Magruder, Mrs Field, A
M johnson, A s Dawson, A Wen
gel and wife, e Camden, G Smith
Il M Hamilton, b Waive, 8 Boni
feel, HI LogeI, g s Smith, A Crows
g e Huber, o Muller, wife and two
children.
Arizona-Mrs J S Crosby, Mrl
Bernhard, ] Pronty, J III Devices
81 w Cameron, A H Brown, A {
Mcdonald.
Ths charter Eseesiom.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-Tht
election on the adoption OF the City
Charter is progressing quietly. The
vote will not be rs large as was an
ticipated. The indications are that
the Instrument will be defeated,
although the fact cannot be fully
determined till this evening.
CAss-ss I.Sbor wanted
NEW YORK Sept. New Or
leans papers discuss the recent
news that steamship load Of Chi
nese cheap laborers is expected at
Havana, and predict that it will
not be long before Louisiana will
be similarly invaded. The Plea
yunc thinks the sugar plantations
Of Cuba will speedily pass under
their control, inasmuch as the
emancipation Of the negroes has
necessitated vigorous efforts on the
part of Cubans to secure economical
and reliable labor. A Chinese con-
sulate has been established in Ha-
vana, and ample protection is to
be provided for the new Corners.
The Asiatic Is thus accorded equal
rights inasmuch as he is now the
hope of the landowners of the
Spanish West indies. The Plea
yune thinks this is very serious
business for Louisiana sugar plant
ors.
TOLEDO, Sept. Tt il ascer-
tained that f. Is. Hall, whose term
NJ office as Treasurer of Lucus c0un-
~ has just expired, is detaulter
to the amount Of $47, 600. Hall was
elected by the National party and
has served one term. In q note to
his deputy he admits the fact Of his
defalcatiOn. and requests him to in
form his bondsmen. Hall has left
the city.
murder end Pssb able Ii nohl ~.
GALVESTON, Sept. IA NeaOs
special from Navasota says: A man
named Peoples, returning from
Mlllcan, where he had sold cotton,
was wsylaid, killed and robbed by
[Taliaferro, a negro. Taliaferro was
captured near Independence, and
while on the way back some men
disguised overpowered the guard
and carried off the prisoner. 1t is
supposed he was lynched.
The Qussn's speech.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Parliament
was prorogued to.dsy. The follow
ing was Her Majesty's speech, read
by the Royal Commissioner:
"My Lords and Gentlemen: 1t
il with satisfaction that find my.
self ut length enabled to release
you from your arduous labors. 1
continue to receive assurances of
the most friendly character from
all foreign Powers. The failure Of
the Sublime Porte to execute, &C.
cording to its agreement, the plan
agreed upon In April last for the
determination OF the Ottoman
frontier lying toward Montenegro,
has caused unfortunate delays in
the settlement OF that question, and
the treaty Of Berlin has not yet
taken effect in other points of I'M
portance which remained open at
the com of the session.
The Governments which were par
ties to that treaty have commune.
Gated to the Sultan their judgment
on the means Of bringing to sat-
isfactory sett lement the Greek and
Montenegran frontier question on
the administrative organization of
European provinces of Turkey, and
on the principal reforms required
In the Asiatic province6 Inhabited
by Armenians for the attainment
OF objects in view. / continue to
place reliance on the fact that the
concert of Europe has been steadily
maintained In regard to the East.
ern question, and that the Powers
who signed the Treaty Of Berlin are
pressing upon tho Sublime Porte
with all the authority which
belongs to their united action.
measures which, In their belief, are
best calculated to insure tranquil
ity In the East. / have not been
unmindful during the few months
which have Elapsed since last adj
dressed you Of the considerations
which would guide my policy on
the northwestern frontier Of my
Indian Empire. Measures have
already been taken for the COM
plste military excavations OF
Northern Afghanistsn, and some
progress has been made towards
the paci flcation and settlement Of
the country. The renewal OF hos
tllitiss by the Afghans under Ayoob
Khan rendered necessary further
military operations In Southern
AfghAnistau.p
The Esglish Gssln 4aRkss.
LONDON, Sept. THE Marx
Lame Express says: The harvest II
the uthorn and eastern counties
s 81 4 X. +. & I. q q s, Z. i 4. y {. (. &.