Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-19
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Parne,p. Arrest DeoounoAd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia
large meeting of the Land League
last night denounced the arrest or
Parnell and others; $500 were sub
soribed to the fund.
Ao.,-Debrss Programme.
MARYsvILLE, Got. 1S.-The Deb
ris Committee of the San Francis
co Board of Trade arrived to-day
and met the committee of the Anti
Debris Association here, and ar
ranged programme.
s,sEu,sr accident.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.- While
the British ship Friedburg WAS dig
charing rails at Oakland wharf. the
slings slipped and the rails went
through the ships bottom, when
she sank In water just deep enough
to cover her hull.
0rau0 EnoampMeus an sesssoE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 18--The
Grand Encampment of the Order
of I. o. o. F. met te-day. Conn
mittees were appointed and tire
Grand Patriarch read bis report.
Two new Epcampments were con-
stituted during the year, at Gait
and Susanville The report recon-
mends the attachment of the en-
dowment feature to this branch Of
the Order. The Grand Scribe re-
ported that the Encampment ht
Ukiah had surrendered its charter.
Arthur Avssse 81 Gna"aea.
WASHINGTON, Dot. Is -Presi-
dent Arthur said to d prominent
caller to-day that ba Gid not intend
to make a single important change
in any of the several offices through
out the country until Congress
meets in regular session. He had
altogether too much to do at pres-
ent In studying the duties of his
place and finding out just what he
should do to act hastily in making
changes. He did not desire to
make any important appointments
without carefully considering who
would be best qualified to fill such
places. His positive statement con-
firms the already general feeling
that the Senate will have nothing
more to receive from him after the
names of the new Cabinet have
been sent in next week.
blaine, Moveasn eod the stsr
Rouse Business.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE re-
port that Attorney-General Nc
Veagh has insisted upon being re-
lieved ct once from Cabinet duties,
has induced SECRETARY Blaine to ad.
dress q letter to the President rel
alive to Cabinet retirements. He
wrote that those DESTROYS OF retir.
ing should be treated alike and be
allowed to retire at the same time
He EXPRESSED a strong desire to be
relieved at once, and thought he
was as much entitled to considera-
ton az any Cabinet officer. The
most significant feature OF Arthur's
naturalization Is his request that
First Assistant Postmaster-Gen,
eral Tyner should resign, From
the beginning Of Garfeld's admin
istration up to the Cd of July,
Postmaster. General James has
constantly exerted his influence to
secure the dismissal of Tyner. He
stated to . friend that until Tyner
was removed there was but little
hope of success In the prosecution
of the Star route frauds. In his
effort to remove Tyner, James has
had warm support from MacVeagh,
but the pronounced opposition of
Blaine. On this question the adj
ministration of Garfield was nearly
wrecked. After Tyner made bis
inspecting tour West, he wrote a
voiuminous report, attacking the
Western Star Route service. The
report, although written ostensibly
for exposing the rottennees of the
service, was kept locked up in Ty-
ner's safe and never saw the light
of day. After the inauguration of
Garfield the report fell into the
hands Of James, who concluded at
once that Tyner was not proper
man for the position he held.
Mahons Dso,iaes 80 Meet Ear,y.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17th.-Ma-
hone has addressed a letter to the
public In which he RvOws his de-
Termination to treat the alleged In.
suit of General Early with silence
He says Early can give him no sat-
isfaction, and he claims none.
Rscspsiep Of Hon. t. r. O'Oonnsr.
NEW YORK, Oct. UT. P,
OConnor, the Irish member Of
Parliament and delegate to the
American Land League. had an
Immense reception here and at
Boston.
Assemps So Burn steamer.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-An un-
successful attempt has been made
to burn the Cunard steamer Both.
MIA.
Dosage 80 the wnsas Crop.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune
gives inform alton of heavy dam.
age to the wheat crop Of Mime
sofa, Dakota, Northwestern Wis
censin and Iowa, owing to the pro
tractsd rains.