Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-14
OSANEELES WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
pass M ers by shs Orix.b.
rspnhlished every SATURDAY, morning.

Esasseng ers by shs Orix.b,.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The
steamship OriZaba sailed to-day
with the following passengers for
Los Angeles: G ] Shepard, Geo w
Fogg, Mrs Mary Marsh, P Mount
Joy, Mrs r Cowan and two chill
dren, Mrs G A Baskerhill, J Danii-
wickz, Prof J E Baily. Mr. and Mrs
Muller Fabbrie, Mrs g Adeler and
daughter, Miss A G Hilds, E Shutz.
Mr. Espinosa, J Camper, Mrs Pres
ton, Henry Werminger, wife aud
son, @ M Launder, Hugh Curren.
Legsssative.
SACRAMENTO, April 10 The
Senate caucus has agreed to support
the Legislature apportionment
bills recently introduced by Grove
Johnson, No. 0 for Senate and Nc. 10
for A ssembly districts. McClure's
division for san Francisco prevails.
1t is not expected that the bills
will pass the Assembly without
amendment, but the caucus
decided to rush them through the
Senate. There are bills which the
joint committee agreed upon, but
which C4mrou will not report to
the Assembly.
AssEMBLY-Assembly bill No.
IL. making appropriations for de-
flciencies for the support of tho
State GovernMent for the thirty
eecond fiscal year. was taken up
out Of order and considered In Com.
mittee Of the Whole. An amend.
ment, adding to the bill per diem
and mileage of members of
both Houses. was adopted.
This item consists of $2l,-
600 for pay CT Assemblymen,
$4,000 Is to pay Asse emily clerks,
$4,000 is presumably contingent
funds, $4,000 is the pay of Sena-
tors, s., 200 Is the pay of Senate
clerks. Total, $42, 700. This is the
expense of the session. The bill was
reported to the House, read a second
time and passed to engrossment.
The General Apportionment bill
was taken up, read second time,
and the amendments of the Com
mittee of the Whole adopted.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.h.-SEN-
ATE-Pendleton said the Republi.
can course was unprecedented.
Hoar had charged, but subsequent.
ly retracted the charge, that the
Democrats were revolutionary.
Hoar said he had not made, bUt
did now make that charge.
Pendleton said he would leave
Brown (Ga.) to make him retract
the charge, as he had done before.
Sherman had said this WAS
TO destroy the Democracy. He
asked Allison and Dawes
whether if Malone had not
voted with the Republicans,
the Republican caucus would have
nominated Riddleberger. Neither
answering, he said "Silent one
silent ALL"
Dawes said it was unfair to i'm.
pute silence to the Republican side
because they didn't break into and
spoil the speech and figures which
he (Pendelton) had prepared at
home and committed to memory.
This tilt was highly enjoyed.
sharp CsUss-FirInx In she senate,
WASHINGTON, April l3.--An ex-
citing acene occurred In the Senate
to-day. Dawes said that Demo-
cratic Senator had, before the SEN
ate met. approached Malone $50 he
said), offering him this Sergeant.
alarms place for his vote for PEN
dleton. Harris and others sang out,
"Name the mapW and said they
would not believe q word of it
until he gave the name. Dawes
said that Harris was trying to in
tlmidate him. Butler, interrupt
Ing, said, "Pardon me, Dawes"
ut is beyond my power to pardon
you, Butler" he retortcd. Dawes
was impertiIent and discourteous.
A singular Move.
DENVER, Col, April 13.-The
Republican publishes a statement
as coming from the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad officials that
that company intends importing
10000 Frenchmen and corps Of
French engineers at an early date
w WOl n Ou tHo OcANcT nAu lsiO
Grande extension.
Passeagess Coming wtsi.
KANSAS CITY, April l3.-The fol-
lowing are the through passengers
via the A. T. and 8. f. last night:
w. II. Mcintyre, Boston; w. X.
lowering, San Francisco; J. G.
Smith, wife and niece, Oakland; d.
NJ. Wilson and wife, San Fran.
cisco.
Wanson AnrdeF.
DENVER, COL, April 1Sth.-The
Republioan's Durango special Gays
that on the morning Of the 10th
Charles Mormon, q a-Leadville stage
driver, with two companions en-.
tered the theatre and gambling
house. Mormon drew his revolver
% he entered, and with an oath
fred twice. killing Polk Prindls, =
peaceable citizen, and stranger to
Normeu, and wounding , young
man 10 the arm. He nsd, but Vas
overtaken and Jailed. Late at night
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