Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-20

after . long Illness, was the fret
Lieutenant Of MarInsa IN the Pa.
cific Squadron In 1857, AMI par.
ticipated In the cnpqn.s vt Of CaIror
MIA. He was con, missioned Cap
tain Sept. 14th, 1847, and brevstted
Msjor the same year for galiantry
in aciion. He is remem bered by
old Cslifornians for hts active
service with Stockton, with whom
he arrived In California ia the
frigate Congress, and participated
in battles near Los Angeles.
Fatal Batter E.ps.sis..
NEW YORK, Nov. 19'h.-To.day
the boiler IN Capt. O'Neai's saw
and grist mill, near Stevenson
Alabama, exploded, killing four
men, wounding two fatally aud
two seriously. The mill was dee
stroyed. The explosion WAS owing
to the carelessness of the engineer.
Dsspusisx Comkli"x's supremacy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19th.-Tbe
Herald, discussing the New York
Senatorial prospect, says: 1t Is Ger.
tain that a vigorous effort will DO
made to defeat Coukliux's candi-
date. The an,i-Conkiiug faction
claim n majority Of eleven OF the
Republican State Senators; and,
unless the Coukling men have
more than eleven majority among
the new Republican AssemblyMen,
they can elect Chsuncey NJ. De-
pew or Sherman S. Rogers, of Buff
falo. Conkling's candidate is Levi
P. Morton.
Tina FOrshcomiag Messsys.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19,-The Journal
has what purports to be forecast
Of the Presidents message. Itsays:
"It will be sn endO rsem mt and re-
Affirmation of the policy Of SOUTH
ern reconciliation and will advise
a 81 per cent loan, aud not popu.
lar 8 per cent. loan, which Secre-
tary Sherman considers impOssi-
BILE. 1t will urge the extension vi
Mexican aud Central and South
American com mercial relations.
Biae Jeans wss,i~sns ss shs Point
OF Dsssn.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19th.-Governor
Williams, of indiana, is seriously
Ill from inflam IN alton OF the blad.
der. Fears are entertained that he
will not live to complete his term
OF Office.
tactory.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1oth.-The Jour.
mats Washington special says: A
dispatch from Shanghai, dated
Nov. 18Th, Just received, says that
the treaty concluded yesterday,
bet ween the United States Com.
missiouers aud the Government OF
Pekin, thoroughly controls the
question of Chinese immigration.
This news excitrs mucn interest,
aud although details are not at
hand, 1t is generally Understood
from what Information has been
recently received from the Com.
missioners, That the stipulali0us
will be perfectly Satisfactory to the
citizens of the United States aud
especially OF the Pacific Coast.
8ss."ssc R"sw~y R,y.iry.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa /, Nov. 19.-
The Press this morning says that
though Jay Gould denies that al
agree ment has been entered into
for u consolida ion Of the Uniou
and Central Pacific Railroad Com
panies, there is no doubt that ef
forts are being made to that ED.
with every probe bility that they
will prove successful. The North
ern Pacifi, ami AtchisoD, Topeka
AMI Santa Fe will he vigorous
com petitors Of the colossal comb.
nation of Gould, Huntington l.
Co. The rivalry Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa F6 will bs felt
at every point. II viii have two
termiui in California aud q branch
to Quay mas. Which company
will obtain the Mexican grant aud
take the risk Of the construction Of
the branch road to the City Of
Mexico, lie still uncertain, though
such q line is within the scheme
of both. While the public interest
would be best served by having the
southern aud Central Pacific roads
rivals, instead Of allies, California
will be secured against what would
otherwise be gigantic monopoly
so long a. the AtchisOn, Topeka
and HAuta re retaina Ina nfes ant In.