Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-20

the deadlock be broken In the way
In which Democrats would consent
to have it broken.
Federai Nominations.
WASHINGTON, April 19th.-The
President has nominated General
James Longstreet, now Minister to
Turkey, United States Marshal of
Georgia; Philip H. Emerson, Asso-
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court
of Utah.
wh.s Gas II sld ssys.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-A
Washington special says that Pres
ident Garfield told Senator yes.
terday that unless the deadlock in
the Senate is broken this week he
would call an extra session of Con-
gress on Saturday.
TammaDy Eiectien-Ksssy Wfnv.
New YORK, April 19.-The John
Kelly ticket was elected by Tam.
many last night by a majority of
SO in u total vote of I'll. The cleo
ton was the most exciting held in
many years in the Tammany cir
Gle.
A EiWAE Slovslne eWs.
New YORK April 10 The
Worlds Washington special says
that the Republicans were given to
understand in the senate yesterday
that an alternative will be- present.
ed to them in December of throw.
ing RddIeberger overheard or
casting their votes against
Republican Union general bearing
wounds received in the war, o
gentleman of high personal charac-
ter and clear gailantry, who will be
nominated by a republican for the
Office of Sergeant.at.arms, and for
whom every democrat will vote.
A Horrible Affair.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.-A Repub.
Hcan's Camden, Arkansas, special
says that Mrs. Mutt. living near
this city, while in tit of insanity
last Saturday, killed five of her
by throwing them into a
well. The eldest was twelve years,
the youngest eleven months.
Iosans. Asylum On Fsr~.
CAIRO, Ills, April 19.-At one
O'Clock this morning the Mayor re-
csived q telegram announcing that
the north wing of the Southern H.
sane Asylum ut Anna was burning
and asking assistance. The Cairo
fire department by special train and
a steam fire engine were sent there.
The latest Intelligence is that the
north wing was consumed, but the
fire is thought to be under control.
1t is feared that two or three of the
patients were burned
De-,n "f Beacn"eno,d.
LONDON, April IS. .-Beaeonsfield
died tonight.
v"e eea-PresnIcr's L..t Mum suss.
LONDON, April l9.-Beaconsfield
took nourishment up to 1870 o'clock.
About 2 he became comatose,
with difficulty. Drs.
Kidd and Bruce at once ap.
piled the usual restoratives,
but for the first time since
his illness they failed to produce
effect, and it became evident that
death was mminent. Lord Bar.
DR.. Quain and Sir Philip
Rose were hastily summoned. Five
before he expired his
became slow and gentle,
his face very placid and the hearts
action and pulse continued q few
minutes after breathing had ceased
to be apparent. His friends and
nurses continued around the bed
for few minutes after his pulse
ceased, as the end was 80 qpiet 1t
was difficult to realize that he was
dead. The evening edition of the
and the Globe appear In
The executors Of Bea.
will are Sir Nathaniel
Rothschild and Sir Phillip Rose.
BcseomsAeid'sR Resting Piaoe.
LONDON, April 19-Earl Bea-
consfield will be buried by the
side Of his wife in a grave of Parish
Church of Hughendon manor. 1t is
that this was his earnest
wish n direction. The Queen and
people would no doubt be glad to
honor him with grave in West
minister Abby, but they prefer that
bis avn wishes shall be respected.
Besc0nsaesd's viii.
LONDON, April 1S.-Beacons.
fields will divides the property of
deceased between Ralph Disraeli
and Lord Rowpon,