Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-11
WashsDgsen Masters.

WashsDgsen Matters.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The Post
says: FOlger will take the treasury
On Monday next, and If he fails to
get the two million bonds by We'd
nesday, will issue call for the ex-
tended skies and order their pre-.
payment with rebate. McVeagh,
after a long talk with the Presi.
dent, returned to Philadelphia.
Postmaster. General James refused
to talk on the Star route cases, on.
ly saying that there were hun
dreds of other strong cases against
the defendants which the Statute of
Limitation do not exclude, and
which would go on by indictment.
what sns "wo-Id" says.
NETWORK, Nov. 10.--The World
all but gives up Virginia, and
says: "The election of a me, too,'
to Malone as U. q. Senator will
put the Senate of the United
States after 1883 at the mercy of
such traders as Malone and David
Davis unless New Jersey and Ore
gon can be held and Louisiana re-
deemed.n
Rev York Items.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Nine per-
sons were killed by the falling of
the tenement building yesterday.
The Coroner begins the inquest to-
day. Mrs. Hill died last night.
President Arthur passed the |
morning at home attending to pri-
waite business. He received q few
callers.
AT the rooms of the Republican
State Central Committee it was
stated this morning that late dis
patches were adding to the Repub-
licau majority, and it was expected
it would amount to 1900.
Mrs. Gar n sid,s Tnsnks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Gar
field acknowledges, in handsome
letter, the generous gift of the
American people of upwards of
1851, 1000.
Conflicting O,ssms IN New Yark.
ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 9.-The
Evening Journal claims the cleo.
Jon of all the Republican State
ticket with the exception of Hues-
ed, for Treasurer, by tfrom 10000
20 $4,000 majority. 1t gives the
Senate to the DemOcrates by two
and the Assembly by tive
" three majority.
DA-..vno..,s. sa..xt,.s.,H
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 9-Repub.
leans claim a majority of 1000,
,ut the Democrats dc not con-
,ede it.
Tn. kcsust 8. M~rSa-Dc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Returns
IRE incomplete, but sufficient to
1ase an estimate of the result. VAc-
to present. estimates the
Democrats have n majority Of In
he Senate and 81 in the Assembly.
R-sdjuss-rs Garry virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-Full re-
urns from half the State indicate
he election of Cameron, and the
will have good work.
ng majority in the Legislature.
rhe Readjusters claim the State by
Is, 900 majority.
M,ssGss,pp,.
VICKsBURa, Nov. 9.-Returns so
ar indicate that the Democrats
nave carried the State by 10000 to
10000.
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Ms1Osty.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9.-Late re-
,urns insure the election of the Re.
publican State ticket by about 5000
majority.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-Returns thus
ar indicate Republican majority
If 10000.
Nebrrshs.
OMAHA, Nov. Cit is confident
y claimed that the Republican
candidates are elected by 10000.
Lumber Destroyed.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10-A fire broke
tut in Kelly, Rathbone &c Co.'s
lumber yard ut Sisson & Lilling's
mill, Spring Lake, Michigan, yes
.erday. The lumber was entirely
destroyed. Loss, $4,000; insur-
.nce, 100000. Tho mill was saved.
rns Taxa. T,p.o, Rurnea-Pre.
cs0us kssscs Destroyed.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The Repub-
dcan's Austin, Texas, special says
hat the State capitol is burned to
ashes. Loss, 100000. The Ar
,hives of the Republic of Texas,
,he battle flags and the Alamo
monument were destroyed. Incen-
is supposed to be the cause.
There is great excitement.
PRESSING Needs OF sne nicnigsn
sufferers.
PORT HURON, Nov. 9.-Mayor
of the Michigan Relief
states that there is
much sickness among the fire suf-
terers. There are 1900 destitute
families who need Immediate as
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