Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-12
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MOJAvE. March 11.-Los Angelo
Mrs Morrison, Robt Dickson an,
wife, Miss L ] Hammond, g
Hooker aud wife, 9 r Fargo, Mis-
Fargo, Miss Webster, J 8 Cave,
w Breckenridge. g w Gibson,
We'll, + Dutsch, John G Oakley,
B Robertson, w H Norway, w
Princeiy.
Riverside-Capt ] G Brodhurst
H M Streeter and wife, Miss Id,
Miller.
San Bernardino-G w Marshall
San DiegO-J W. Barker.
Santa Ans-M Burke.
ArizonS-Mrs Harold Holder.
man, Mrs DR. G w Moore. Mrs Cora
Bowler, F + OsbistoD, D B Gillette
b H Smith, l. Thurman,J M Mont.
gomery, f w Hepburn, II A Selby
u Stephens.
fhr Hipsonsnt,c G'sg-.
WASHINGTON. March IO.-The
Diplomatic Corps paid their re-
spects to President Garfield this
afternoon.
New Dspa a-su~e far sh- rnat.m.
New YORK, March 1O.-A meet.
Ing will he held here on the 18th
instant in behalf of Indian educ4
ton, on the basis of work begun at
Hampton Institute, Va. Among
the speakers are Carl Sehurz, Rev.
Drs. Hitchcock aud Potter. Gen-
eral Miles will also he present.
The Times says: "The theme Of
che meeting will be what may
be fairly called q new Indian pol
icy. The idea is that 1t is cheaper
to teach q young Indian than to
nght an old one. The secret is not
only education, but separation from
their old associations. Under diff
ferent surroundings education in
the moral atmosphere OF the East
10 what seems to be needed, aud
what Hampton Institute affords as
Oheapiy rs possible. Although IN.
der Government patronage. the ID-
stitute 10 not, however, Govern
ment school. It is q private corpO.
ration, dependent on private sup
port. Thirteen thousand dollars
have been spent In buildings for
Indian boys, and now 1t is sought
to raise some $15,0O0 for school
for Indian girls. The scholars are
all ready. 1t is hoped that Presi-
dent Garfield can lay the corner
stone on May 10th, the Institute
anniversary day.
IRENE Iduns Rush for Official
Fiaces.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-The
Her0id's special says the rush for
place when Hayes came in was q
quiet affair beside the lively pres
cure for the past three days. Gar
field has been literally overwheim
cd. 1t has actually been difficult
to stand against or in the crowds
that have pressed around him in
the White House. To relieve the
great pressure he has worked each
day about II hours. To-day he ev-
identity saw that trying to reduce
this food was like mopping up the
sea, aud at ! O'Clock he went to
lunch and then took u nap, leaving
word that hs had gone to rest and
would see no ons for the rest of the
day. The fact is, that the strain of
the last ten days has been very
great, aud much rest Is absolutely
necessary. He evidently feels that
the business of Off ice.seekiug is Of
. kind that will keep and not of a
character which in the general In j..
tersst Of the public requires speedy
action. He Is reported as disposed
to move with deliberatfon In all
Gases which he does not understand.
et. Lowss and Orwim Expssss.
New YORK, March 1O.-The
Comm erciGL Bulletins St. Louis
special says: Mer0hauts are quite
jubtlant over the increasing i'm
p0rtance of that city as an export
or by the water route, as Illus
trated by such incidents a. the de-
parture the other day Of the steam
sr Oakland for New Orleans with
the largest tow of grain that ever
descended the Mississippi river, be.
ing u total Of 2O,S47. 900 pounds,
This single. cargo, we are told
would require 700 freight cars ia
have carried. 1t on thirty five sep
arate freight trains, and engines.
Freights to New Orleans are much
below those for which the railroads
can afford to carry, but here the
advantage In great measure ends,
because port charges, the cost Of
transferring the grain from barge
to steamer ut New Orleans, aud
various other incidentals, bring
the total to. point which, otheI
things considered. leave the Missis.
sippi exporters no advantage over
the exporters Of Atlantic ports.
The Huds0n River 10 open to
Rockland Lake, but 1t is thought
that Wednesday's rain will hasten
the breaking up OF the Ice above
that point. Al the piers OF the
Albany hosts active preparations
are bsfne mads for start upon tbs
siveS. a profitable season ID ex'
peotod by 6eeanboat men GeneFnlly
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