Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-22
Late kilograms.
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Change Of Rouse Of s"o Atlantic q
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PRESCOTT, Oct. 21.-The Direct.
ors of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad have changed the route
of their line from q point In N ORTIZ
ern Arizona, abandoning the
Needles route over the Colorado
river, divergipg and running North
via Csllville into Southern
Nevada, there forming junction
with the Utah Southern of Jay
Gould.
A heavy shipment OF silver bul.
lion was made to-day from the
Silver Belt, neal Prescott. Thirty
thousand dollars was the amount
sent out.
Another Jury Fszxt~.
FLORENCE, A. T., Oct. 20.-The
trial of J. Floyd, who shot and in.
stantly killed, on the 18th of last
May, at this place, Charles Ber-
nard without provocation, was
concluded last night. A verdict OF
granddaughter was rendered, the
Court giving the prisoner five
years in the penitentiary. Great
dissatisfaction is expressed at the
lightness of the punishment and
suggestions that lyncing should be
resOrted to are numerous; but no
trouble is apprehended
O.bsm-s 0ue-s~s.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 20.-Ex-Scn-
atsr Sargent, of California is, conf.
IDENTIFY named for the position of
the head of the Navy or Interior
Department. Either Judge Settle.
of North Carolina. or General
Longstreet are mentioned as pro-
bable Southern Republican as In the
Cabinet. Governor Foster, Of
Ohio, it is said, will be called to
the head of the Post Office Depart
ment.
the sensss Meets To. morrow.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2lth.-Presi.
dent Arthur, the Cabinet, and the
Senators who attended the celebra-
ton at Yorktown are expected to
reach Washington tomorrow,
when the Senate 10 to meet. 1t is
doubtful il all the Senators will be
present at the opening of the Sen
ate, and for that reason no Cabinet
nominations will be made before
Saturday or Monday.
Hass Hold,nx Hard.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 20.-Secre-
tary Hunt, 1t is said, has made q
strong personal appeal to the Pres
ident to be retained in the Cabinet.
He has pursued the President with
this object IN view, and stated that
he gave up life position to accept
the appointment from President
Garfield and that should he lose
the place he will not be able to pay
the next months rent of bis house.
Mrs. Hunt, who was a schoolmate
of the late Mrs. Arthur, has also
made personal appeal to have her
husband retained.
YOrksOw. Iiems.
YORKTOWN, Oct 2O.-The mill
tary review was one of the finest
features of the celebration, and
very successfully carried out. In
the march the troops were one
hour and twenty minutes in pass
ing y given point. The troops were
reviewed by President Arthur, his
Cabinet, Foreign guests and other
dignitaries, from the grand ,stand.
Only two Companies of colored
troops were in line. In the after
noon General Hancock gave re.
ception on board the steamer ST.
John, at which we're present Presi-
dent Arthur the members of the
Cabinet, the foreign guests and
many men Of prominence.
windsm senator.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 20.-The Repub.
lican caucus nominated Secretary
Window for Senator on the second
ballot.
Homejsbbevy Exposed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20th.-The
Times prints this morning long
extract from Tyner's reportin rela-
ton to the Star Route service on
the Pacific Coast, in which the
corruption ot Tue sysIolu 10 eA-
posed. ,-.t.. f-r.
History Of she League's MsufessO.
DUBLIN, Oct. 2l,-The facts re-
Rarding the preparation and issue
Of the Land League no-rent mani.
fssto are interesting. The resolu-
tion declaring that no rent should
be paid was decided on Friday
night at private meeting OF the
Executive COMMITTEES. Messrs.
Dillon, O'Kelly and Biggar voted
against the step, but were in the
minority. Mr.. 7. d. Sullivan and
others voted for 1t. The manifesto
was prepared Saturday and smug-
gled into Kilmainhan Jail by a
clerk OF Mr.. McGough, Solicitor
Of the League, at q meeting OF the