Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-23
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-Al
the session or the Grand Council ol
Chosen Friends this afternoon, the
following officers were elected to
fiji vacancies in the Grand offices:
= Grand Vice. Commander, G. w. G.
Rowell; Grand Treasurer, Fl. From
berg; Grand Marshal, q. l.. Stone;
Grand Warden'V v. L. Earnshields;
Graud Guard, r. Rothenstein;
Grand Trustees, John Staude and
J. 4. Harris. At the conclusion OF
the election the Grand Council ad.
journed subject to the call of the
Grand Counselor.
Asses,meas.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Hale
and Norcross assessed seventy.five
cents
Ms,e C0mmiss+es.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The fol-
lowing committees have member
ships as follows: Banking and
Currency, Crapo, Chairman;
Smith, (IlIs.) Webster, Dingley,
Moore, Cornell, Brumm, Buckner,
HardenburY, Flower, Ermentraul;
Coinage, Weight and Measures,
Fisher, Bedford. Mcclure, Lacy,
Washburn, Bryson, Hazelton,
Stephens, Singleton, (Miss.) Rose.
Grams, Bland; Commerce, Page,
Richardson, N. " Townsend,
(Ohio) Hoar, Washburp, Chandler,
Ward, White, George, GuDther,
Reagan, McLane, Gibson, Ross,
Herpdop; FOREIGN Affairs, Will
Iams, Oeth, KassoD. Rice, (Miss.
Duunell, Lord, Walker, Blount,
Wilson. Duestler, Belmont; Mill
tary Affairs, Henderson, Meow,
Boyne, Steel, Dayis, (Ills.) Spald.
ing, Spooner, Sparks, Upton.
Bragg, Wheeler and Maginnis;
Post Offices and Post Roads, Biug-
ham, Anderson, Jargensop, Lacey,
Reele, Farwell, MoorAy, Springer,
Evans, Armfield and Brentz; Pub
lie Lards, Pound. Belford,
Hepburn, Dwight, Watson,
Stark. Rice, (Mo) Cobb, Cra
vens, Physter and Mulchler;
Indian Affairs-HaskelI, Deciding,
Rice (Mo J, Mason, SpaIding, Buck,
Richardson IN. ", Hooker,
Scales, WelburD, Blanchard, Aims
ley. Territories-Burrows, Mech,
Aldrich, Van Voorhees,, Miller,
Davies, Crowley, Grant, Mills,
Richardson Is. C), Dugro. Leedom,
Pettigrew. Mines and Mining
Van Voorhees,, Davis ([lls. J. Bing-
ham, Fullerson, Hubbs, Calkins,
Young, Cassidy, Berry, Benz. Wood
IN. W. Brumm, Ouray. Paci-
to kailroads-Hazslton (Wis.),
Horner, Campbell Robinson (Ohio),
Hammond IN. Y. Paul. Durrell,
Wells, Mckenzie, Bliss, House,
Dunn and Nolan. Education and
Lsbor-Lysdegroff, (Ohio), Sher-
win, Carpenter, Davis, tIlls. Page,
Thyier, WeIle, Clements, Moorey,
Dibble and Douds. Public Expen-
diture-Randall. Blackburn w.
A. Wood. IN. Y Ryan, Dsmatte,
Lewis, Ladd, Fuikerson, Martin,
Gunter, (Ark.l, Berry. Private
Land Claims-Pacheco, Norcross,
Hazslton, Owls J. Cornell, Moorey,
CUTS, Muldrow, Williams,
(Als.), Ford, Shackelford, Hoge.
expenditures in Treasury Depart-
ment, Bedford, Chairman, Reed,
Heilman, Scranton, Forney, Buck
ner, FELTON,. The Speaker further
stated that by mistake, the name
OF Butter worth, of Ohio, had been
omitted from the Committee on
Pacific Railroads and Camp SUBJ
stituted for him; the mistake was
rectified and the Speaker said he
would hereafter assign Camp to
some other committee.
tue Dsm.cr~s- Disgnsa-d.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The
Democrats are greatly disgusted
with the committee assignments,
no attention having been paid,
they claim, to the order of prece-
dence. Money talks of declining
to serve on the Postoffice Commit :
tee because Springer leads him In
position, whereas he should be
fret. The Democrats claim that
the Election Committee is in the
interest of Southern Republican
contestants, having three Southe,n n
members; and they expect sum-
mary unseating of Democrats to
follow, unless filibustering pre-
vents, and this course is threat
ened.
Guisesu Trial.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.- Guiteau
came into Court this morning ap-
parentIy under some strong excite.
ment. Col. Charles Reed took o
seat by his side and whispered
something to him. Guiteau, ,strik-
ing the table violently, began to
expostulate, saying, ~ won't do
anything Of the kind" At this
point Scoville whispered some ex-
postulation, when Guiteau aDgrily
said to him: II won't have you
compromising my case by your
foolish questions. You must get
off my case IL you can't stop COM
promising it," A whispered con-
sultstion between the three men,
toned seemed to result In pacIfy ing
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