Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-10

speeches were made by Genera
Sherman, Secretary Lincoln, Gen
erals Burnside, Franklin, Hardy
Sickles, Devens, SIocum and Gov
Bigelow, of Connecticut. A bust
ness meeting was next held an,
officers were chosen as follows
President, General Charles Devens
Recording Secretary, Col. Horati,
z. King; Corresponding Secretary
Col. Geo. H. Sharp; Treasurer
Gen. M. F. McMahone. A com
mittee was appointed to arrang,
Tor o general reunion of the Socie
ties OF the several armies. Th,
next meeting Of the corps ia to b,
held in Detroit
PAchecO Coming Hume,
CHICAGO. June "a Times Cit,
OF Mexico special says that Pa
checO, of California, and General
Ord have left for the States. The
latter will purchase machinery fol
q petroleum refinery for this city.
Near Approach 10 e, Pas. of In.
Texss. PsciAc.
SANTA FEE, June Eek Cover
nor Brown OF Texas, Viee.
President of the Texas-Pacific Rail,
road, arrived here yesterday on q
specla car. Iu an Interview Gov,
Brown, states that he was on bis
way to Ell Faso, Texas, to look af.
ter matters connected with his
road. The Texas Pacific was now
completed into Tom Green county,
about 300 miles east of Ell PAso. Two
miles OF road were being built daily
on an average. and the track would
reach Ell Psso by August next.
The road will cross Pscosi river
near Fort Stockton, strike the Rio
Grande Le.r old Fort Quitman,
and then follow the river to Ell
Paso santa Fe, being the polite.
al and Commercial headquarters
of New Mexico, Gov. Brown will
remain here three days and then
proceed south. He will return
here by the 18th inst. to take
partin the injunction suit of the
Texas.Pacific We. Southern Pacific,
which will be argued here. Judge
>. B. Newcomb has completed bis
bond OF $75 900 and entered upon
his duties as receiver of the South
ern Pacific Of New Mexico. There
seems little doubt that, should
the Injunction case be decided IA.
vorably to the Texas Pacific, like
proceedings will be commenced
against the Southern Pacific In
Arizona, where that company has
built upon the grant and right of
way of the Texas-Pacific, aud un.
less Gould and Huntington shake
hands and make up, one of the
most extensive and bitter of rail.
road wars may be looked for.
SaisrNAd C,.. tr %, Perfected.
Cry OF MEXICO, June 9 -Major
Degoes deposited In the Monte de
Pie to-day $50, 600 as guaran tee for
compliance with the railroad con.
tract made yesterday. The sub
vention grauted the company
$4,000 per kilometre and exemp.
tiou ofimportatiou duties for con-
structi0n material.
sp""s.b,r.
CEDAR RAPIDS, June 9.-Tbe
Coroner's jury held the telegraph
operator (Chas. b Lswis) for muir.
der by causing the collision on the
Chicago and Northwestern Rlil-
way.
A DHsd IL an CetlA n ru,cs
LITTLE Rock, June 9.-Some
dastards In Van Buren, county
killed old Major Lewis Sweden,
who Is believed to have known
about their Illicit distillery busi-
ness. Three men have been ar.
rested
Fixnt ~'th 1nhiaus-New Moxicau
Dsspersdoes.
DENVER, June 9.-The Republi.
cans Lake City special says that
news has reached there that last
Monday VIM. May, brother of
Richard May, who with other
ranchmen was recently killed by
the Utes, organized company of
one hundred men and attacked o
band of hostile Utes near the big
bend OF Dolores river. After q
short skirmish the Utes withdrew,
leaving two dead ON the field. Since
the murder OF May and compan.
ions the remaining settlers have
declared their intention to aid each
other In the defense Of their settle.
ment.
The Zribune's Espa fIola IN. MY
special says: 1.-TWO desperadoes-
Knowles and CONGRATULATED q
store, intending to rob it, and shot
the proprietor twice, pr obably fatal.
ly. The latter returned the fire
and the desperadoes fed. Alynch-
ing patty Immediately organized
and followed. Knowles was shot
dead. Connors was captured and
brought back to-day and undoubt-
eddy will be lynched tonight.
Ohio Republican COnventi0n.
CLEVELAND. O., June S.-The
Ohio Republican State Convention
has elected Senator Sherman as
President and adopted u platform
which heartily approves and en-.
dorses the Administration. and
pledges the President a cordial sup.
port In all his duties. 1t endorses
the policy Of the party In the pro-
lection Of American labor and dis.
eliminating in favor of the home
producer. 1t endorses Fosters
State administration and says that
the question of the regulation OF
the liquor traffic should be SUBJ
mittsd to the people in the form of
constitutional amendments that
shall relegate it to localities. Chas.
Foster was renOminAted for Gov.
ernor by reclamation, and J. J.
Richards, Of Jefferson county, was
nominated for Lieuteuant.G Cover.
nor. Nicholas Longworth, of Gin.
cinnati, was nominated for Judge