Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-12
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A Campbell, J. Laier, J n Hall.
w e Rogers. @ Waters, J II
Smith, B Winter, L H sweesser.
Mr. aud Mrs Durgan, Mrs w A
Rowe, Miss Carrie johnson, J w
Shanklin. P l. Crovart, W w
Thomas. M Meyer, J A Blackwood.
Mrs w WellOck, &C Parry, Il
Graham, LC Vale, J A Elmore.
Arizona-W X Springer, + Il
Gage, p Harrington. A A Porter,
a Dugsn, B G Monthonss. b +
Graham, NJ Delahsrty, w f Stro-
mach, G ID Gage. + W Crisweed
and wife, Miss Rush, NJ l. CrcweIi.
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siOr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.-Mr.
Swift In An interview, sums up the
work of the Commission AZ follows:
"AIl that diplamAcy Can do has
been done. II has united the hands
OF Congress, and the matter Of
Chiness immigration Is in the con-
troll Of our govarnment. Under
the Immigration Treaty Congress
can regulate the immigration Of
Chinese by putting n capitstion
tax on the Chinese arriving here;
can levy y monthly or yearly tax
for allowing them to olabor; eau say
how many may come IN " single
vessel, 2r how may come yearly or
per month; Can fix the number
that may be Ia the country at any
one time, and can suspend immi-
nj f,r ago
years. IL short, Congress can reg
ulate the immigration just as it
sees a.; and also can terminate the
residence Of the Chinese laborer
when II is deemed necessary"
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PETALUMA, Jan. 10 A. w
Bingham, nf this place, who blew
out the gas at the Grand Hotel ut
Santa Rosa last week. died this
morning about 0 o'slOck The re.
mains will be brought to Petaiuma
to-day for interment
Wh~s - ~ Psopos-A 60 d. with
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 LOGAN
introduced In The Senate u bill to
place General Grant on the retired
army list. At the request Of Conk-
ling 1t was read at length. 1t pro.
vides that, as a recognition of the
services OF the ex-Geperal and ex.
President, the President be author.
ized to appoint him, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Sen.
ate, TO the retired list, and when he
shall consider that an emergency
hSs arisen requiring Grants servi-
ces IN active duty, to assign him to
any com maud commemorate with
his rank. Referred to Committee
Oh Military Affairs.
now" wSsh II ssMaa.y.
New Y0nK, Jan. 1O.-The Times,
commenting on John Kelly's visit
to the West. doubts IL Tam many
has Ill existence now. The Herald
says: There never was better
time for destroying Tammany hall
than IL presented now. The Tam
many society received a charter for
. charitable purpose. which It has
never carried out. Now let some
member Of the Legislature offer a
resolution instructing the Attor.
ney General to procee ell against the
= society in the way prescribed for
violation OF its charter. Tammany
hall 10 the root Of all the political
corruption aud despotism that have
dlsgraced the Democracy OF this
city. No pure elections can be held
90 long as IL IL allowed to exist.
Let u be discontinued now and for
ever.
the worid's Fair.
NEW York, Jan. 10 The
Worlds Fair Commission report
that generous subscriptions are be-
Ing made Mayor Grace welcomes
the members of the Com mission to
the city to-day. An address set
ting forth tho objects Of tho Com
mission Ia issued.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-A 1ribune's 8
New York special says: Fire insnr-
Ance men are anxiously scanning
bAlance sheets and annual reports.
Investigation shows that only half
. dozen companies have dOUe we'll
during the year, and they are
mostly European.
DuscM ~ sMpsshy g.s the B1ers.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-A Dutch cor.
respondent writes: The suggestion
Of Rotterdam newspapera that
members OF the Red Cross be dis
patched to the Transvaal 10 aid the
wounded B0ers, has been recsived
with lively sympathp. A Asubscrip.
tion Is talked OF for the purpose OF
starting some surgeons immsdiate-
~ for the rransvaal.
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Essesseas.