Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-21

will grant an application to-mor-
row without an argument and as
sign associate counsel for the de-
Tense.
.Aadisinnas Counsel rSr Guisesu.
WASHINGTON, October 20.-Sco-
vile says that the Court will APP
point two lawyers as counsel for
Guiteau without the necessity of
argument.
Gould ana HunslngsOm Jeln Hands
NEW YORK, October 0th.-The
Public to-day says: The association
of Gould and Huntington in the
Western Union directpry has at.
attracted q great deal of attention.
1t had been supposed by many that
these men were radically hostile
in feeling and interest and that
there were pending suits at law be-
tween the Texas-Pacific and the
Southern Pacific which gave some
show of reason to the belief. Since
the election of Huntington, how
ever, 1t is asserted that he has de-
clared that the Texas Pacific and
the Southern Pacific will soon meet
and connect on mutually favora-
BILE terms. By December lst the
latter Will be running through
trains from New Orleans and St.
Louis to San Francisco. For
freight, q port near San Diego will
probably be reached by rail. How
much of the traffic which now
makes the Union and Central Pa.
cific profitable will then be retained
by those roads? The Chesapeake
and Ohio will soon have q COM
plete line TO the Mississippi. Hunt.
ington is President of that road.
At the Mississippi he will connect
with Gould's road through Missou-
ri, Arkansas and Texas. How
much stock does Gould own ia the
Union Pacific or Huntington in the
Central Pacific? Q,tien sabes
The Monopoit.s Rein fnrced.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20th.-The Sun
says In an editorial note: The mo-
nopolies are getting deep root in
the Senate. or the new men,
Camden represents the Standard
Oil Company; Miller, Of California,
the fur seal corporation; Miller, Of
New York, wood pulp; and Wilson
Is attorney for the Union Pacific
Railroad, and will serve that inter
est faithfully.
| Money a00 StUcks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O-Silver bars,
112; money closed offered 2; Gov.
ernments. 30. Stocks closed
firm; Western Union, 86t;
quicksilver, i23; Pacific, 494; MARI
posa, last, 3; Wells, Fargo,
1881; Erie. Al; Panama, certifi-
Gates 1893; Union Pacific, 119t;
bonds. 1l6&; Central Pacific, S3t;
bonds, 1l4A; Sutro, Il; Mineral
Creek, Is.
Trip aa the Willard Party.
CHICAGO, Oct 20th.-A. L..
Stokes, of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company, returned to
this city yesterday,from California,
He accompanied Henry Willard to
California, Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory. He reports that the
trip was a most interesting one.
The grain crop in the States visit
ed was largely In excess of those OF
former periods, and much difficulty
Is experienced in moving 1t.
A Bo,d BACK Robbery.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2Oth.-Charles
Clay and John Burrows entered
the banking house Of DIR. Wesley
Park, at Fieldon, Illinois, and with
drawn revOlvers compelled the
Doctor to give them the contents
of his safe, $500. AS they mount
ed, DR.. Park killed horse under
one, when both robbers rode off on
a single animal. Sheriff Massey
is securing the country with a
posse of citizens.
Fave Men KsiIe0.
CINCINNATI, October 2Oth.-Five
men were killed yesterday on the
Cincinnati Southern Railway, at
Mckinney Station, 100 miles from
here. They were in car contain.
ing water tanks, which had been
detached from the coal train with
an engine to q little distance up the
track. Returning, the engine. be.
came unmanageable and the car
was driven with great force into
the standing coal train. The men
killed were David Campbell, John
Alcorn, Charles Knobes and George
Whippey. Another employee, Thos.
Smith, had both legs broken and
Doc Lane was badly hurt.
A0xiasy ns Hartford.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 20.-The
non-arrival of the steamer Charles
ton occasions some uneasiness.
She should have arrived about
noon Wednesday. She has on
board Gov. Bigelow and staff,
twenty invited guests, the Govern
or,s Enot (luard Of Nau Hovou