Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-31
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WARRINGTON. March 30.-Chan.
dler incurred McVeagh's displeas'
ure by writing letter at the begin
ming Of Hayes's administration
making bitter attack on Nc
Veagh and other visiting states
men. Conkling is doing all he Car
to foment discord about Garfield
The stalwarts are striving to gair
absolute control Of the President,
and II they succeed, Blaine cannot
remain in the Cabinet. A dis
tipguished Senator and friend oil
the President has urged him to
withdraw Robertson's nomination
Already politicians are charging
against Garfield vacillation, timid,
ity and the broken faith at times
characteristic of Hayes.
Coshi,ss 'Eusi-Nsspias wssn ~.
Denseer as.
NEW YORK, March sOth.-The
Worlds Washington correspondent
says: Conkling is hob-nobbing
with the Democratic Senators tC
secure Robertson's rejection.
Calm Before shs storm,
NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Her.
aids London special says: It has
transpired that the sudden calling
together of the British Cabinet
yesterday afternoon was caused by
the receipt of intelligence from Ire.
land Of q most disquieting charac.
ter, although the attitude Of the
people appears to be tranquil on
the surface. Mr.. Forster stated
that, according to information In
possession of the irish Government,
the tranquility OF the people had
increased the business of the au.
thOrities, who regard it as q lull
befUre the storm. Information in
possession of Dublin Castle author.
tiles caused them to believe that
an insurrectionary outbreak may
be expected at any moment.
BossOa ResrOgraalsg.
BOSTON, March 8O.-The House
defeated yesterday, by vote of
162 to 76 the bill to give municipal
suffrage to women.
0Iass ara arsy 80 ar ted for Mexieo
ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-General
Grant. accompanied by Mrs. Grant,
U. 8. Grant. jr., and wife, Senator
Romero, ex-Mexican Minister to
the U United States, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
sharpe and N. e. Dawson, the
Generals Secretary, arrived here
between IL and l O'Clock this morn.
ing en- route to Mexico. They left
1T 9:l5 this morning by the Iron
Mountain Railroad. The General
stated to a reporter just before the
train started that his trip to Mex.
leo was in the interest OF the Mex.
ican Southern RAilroad, of which
he is the President. The party 20
for recreation and rest and will be
absent about two months.
Damages BY the FLOOD.
OMAHA, March 30.-The work of
repairing the Union Pacific Rail-
road iu Platte valley is rapidly
progressing, and by next Saturday
trains will probably be running on
time. Over fifty per cent. of the
bridges have been washed away by
freshets in Nebraska, and numer.
GUS grist mills have been destroyed
and cattle drowned in large mum,
bers.
The Fio"ds Ia tho Norsuwess.
OMAHA, March 3O.-It is impos.
sible as yet to procure more than
meagre facts about the condition
of towns in the Platte Valley in.
undated, owing to the fact that
telegraph lines are only partially
rebuilt. Three lives are known to
have been lost, but it is believed q
number more perished. The loss
OF stock and property counts up In
the hundreds of thousands. 1t is
intended now to run Union Pacific
trains through direct by Friday.
Rsslso.a Deposs Destroyed.
MONTREAL, March 3O.-The pas.
senger aud freight depots of the
Occidental Railway were burned
this morning. A quantity of gun.
powder stored In the latter was ex.
ploded, blowing the building to
atoms. Loss $4,000.
AtsHid Of the People.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 30.-
The meeting of the Council Of Min.
listers, called to convoke commits
sions on representation Of the peo-
pie, has been 0ountermanded.
Tho POrae,s OHar Aeoe nsable.
CONsTANTINoPLE, March 80.-
Ambassadors have decided to sign
a protocol declaring that they. re-.
gard the last offer Of the Porte as
acceptable. Negotiations will ac-
cordingly be opened at Athens to
Induce Greece to accept 1t.