Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-05
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MoJAvE, March 4.-Los Angelo,
III erase, G Morris, M q Marsh, +
e Andrews, Mrs Geo NJ CLANCY, Z
II Herman, w 1 Richards, w
Whitmore, r Dehaven, F Staples
and wife. A Coppin, Mas Red.
dtngton, J II Haste and wife. u w
Earl aud wife, Park Fellows, A L
B0ren, w H Miller, J 8 Slauson
Rev f II Wales.
Santa Ana-W Delahay.
Riverside-Capt J s Saywari.
Arizona-H Gage.
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NEW YORK, March 3.-The Her.
aids Washington special says:
''Mr. Hayes was present at the re
ception given by Chittenden last
evening To General Garfield, and
there gave IL to be plainly under.
st0oi that he would send in veto
to the Funding bill. A Republic
can member OF Congress said TO
hun: Il, for one, consented to the
passage Of the Funding bill in the
belief that you would veto 1t. and
hope you will not disappOint US ,
To this the President il reported by
d Representative to have replied:
your just expectation shall not be-
disappoiuted' General Garfield
was spoken to by severa! Repressn
tatives on the subject. To one he
replied that If the bill should be.
come law 1t would be 'calami.
H., 81;
tized it as "a calamiiOus meas.
ure' ."
fhe President vetoed the Fund
Ing oil to-day.
r.t.mph VI sue W~slssm Uuioa,
NEW YORK, March 3.-Judge
B:atchford, in the United States
Circuit Court to day rendered y de
cisiou In the suits brought by the
Direct Cable Company aud the
French Cable Company to restrain
the consolidation OF the Western
Uuiou and other telegraph com
panies. Judge Bixtchf0rd entirely
refuses to grant 10 either Of the two
com plants of the Cable Company
any relief whatever. He also re.
fused to grant to either Of them,
upon anything that has bsen said
up to this day, any relief on their
amended bills, asking an order to
restrain the Western Union Tele.
graph Company from violating any
conditions of the cable contracts
made with the two land companies
to which IL now succeeds.
Judge Sedgwick Is reported as
having ruled that the Western
Unscn can issue its certificates for
48A per cent. This Official claim
practically accom- iishes all that is
required to complete the cpnsolida-
ti0u.
Prospects of tho Wvgld's Fair.
NEW York, March 3.-Willlam
A. Gale, Of the Finance Committee
said to Times reporter 1T the close
OF the meeting yesterday, that the
prospects for the Worlds Fair at
Inwood were never better than to.
day. Three persons had subscribed
So, 200 yesterday morning, ana IN
three bi0cks on Grand street So, 000
we're subscribed. II the public
were only satisfied that the InwOod
site bat been fixed upon, the fret
$1,000, 900 would have been sub
scribsd long before this. Major
plckmaD, the principal owner Of
the Inwood property, has subscribed
$40. 900 TO the stock of the Fair, and
after General Grant's speech OF las,
week, advocating another attempt
to secure control of the Patk, the
old gentleman saw his friends In
the upper part Of the island, apt
secured about $50, 000 within sever
days.
Help G0s shS DSsr-.
NEW York, March 3.-The Her
aid says: 'Sevsral movementi
are on foot In this city to help tn,
Beers In their struggle with the
English. Money Is being raise'
by subscription, and an effort is t.
be made ut once to establish o line
OF steamers from this port to th
nearest port OF the Beers. One o
the most prominent men 10 Amer
lou has been Invited to preside q
the coming Mass meeting OF tn
HOllanders At Cooper Institute
~ . Va 0AO obt0 "
10 waiting for transportation to tn
scene Of war to join the army q
the Republic"
A. Expected stOen,
NEW YORK, March 8. "A Wash
ington evening paper says; Their
10 great disappointment aud appte
hensi0n In the city among ali CLASS
% over the prospect Of storm her
Tomorrow, as predicted by tn
Weather Bureau. In the entir
history Of Washington no sue
elaborate preparations for all inau
gural parade aud display have eve
before been made, and the expect
cd rain threHieus to mar II all, an
cause discomfort to thousands
people.
Pasehasasg BODds.
Nnw YeRK, March 8.-The Al
slstaue Treasurer has been directs
70 resolve proposals on Weduesda,
nsseh a. IT me purohass Of elt
80, - u 3 ~ . pet cent. bonds