Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-01
Late kilograms.


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FssseDs ers By tine Orixabs.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-The
steamer Orizaba sailed at GA. NJ.
with the following passengers for
Los Angeles: JMea, 8 8 Curtis, T
Harbeck, Miss Hall, e ] Edwards,
J Miller, Rev ] g Hall, Mrs l. A
De Ia Roche, P Hughes and wife,
g w Hannah, g ] StapletOn, wife
and child, Rev 4 T rockingham,
Miss G Dewey, r N Hume, g Su-
varoff, P G 7 Altzsohonea, wife
and child, Isaac T Brown and wife.
The DemacrAts MOVING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-The
Democratic County Central Com
mittee met this evening and adj
journed without transacting any
important business. They ad-
journed to meet in conjunction
with the State Central Committee,
which will convene here next Fri
day, when q plan for organization
for the coming campaign will be
uIeCuSBcus 1uC Pidh W NO eAuoPtCd
will be submitted for ratification
to the Central Committee of this
county at the meeting next week.
Heavy Rsbbery-san Diego Ex~s-
perased.
San DIEGO, Nov. 30.-Another
bold robbery occurred here yester-
day. The boarding house Of o. l..
Palmer was robbed Of about LOO,
which the proprietor had foolishly
concealed In his bedding instead Of
depositing it in bank. In the
evening of the same day man
was garroted near the corner of
Fifth and I streets. Considerable
feeling prevails over these repeated
robberies, and it is not unlikely
that the first one caught In the act
will. undergo summary punish
msnt.
Pr0grea of the Comedy.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 30-Gui.
teau's recital yesterday Of his va
ried experiences as religious
tramp and dead-beat seems to have
whetted the interest in the case.
For despite the rain, the crowd was
as great as yesterday. Upon the
opening of Court Guiteau was
taken directly to the witness box.
The witness was asked by Scoviile
to identify some papers. The first
shewn him was handful an
nouncing his lecture at Evanston,
Illinois. Eyes," said Guiteau,
turning it around to the jury and
with an air of satisfaction; "that
was the announcement of one OF
my lectures. Shall L read it?"
ScovYlle-"No, 1 will put the pa.
pers in evidence" Guiteau then
gave his ideas concerning the re.
ligious tenets OF the Oneida COM
munity. The witness continued to
say 1868 instead of 1878, and his at
tention being called to it, he ex-
plained: ~ don't feel very well
to-day; my brain don't work just
right, probably owing to the rain"
Guiteau then resumed the narra-
tive Of his experiences in trying to
lecture. On one occasion he tried
to lecture against Bob Ingersoll,
who was to deliver lecture
against hell, while he (witness)
proposed to lecture on the exis-
tence of a hell. While he found,
however, the people were very
feady to pay so cents to hear that
there was not hell, they wouldn't
pay . cent to hear there aVas hell.
Anoshsr Drank.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 30th.-An.
other crank named Elias Fitts,
alias P. Paul Messing, from Sodol-
ga. was arrested here tonight. He
said he Come to save. Guiteau.
This makes nine cranks arrested
here since Garfield was shot.
NJ Rsvenue Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-A Bit
ter fight is being made against
KassOn. His divorce case of sev-
eral years ago has been dug up
aud used to impugn his character
His opponents cencede that unless
they can injure his credit for hon.
esty he will receive the nomina-
ton.
The report of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue shows that
the receipts of internal revenue for
the fiscal year OF 1879 were $113,-
449, 821. For the fiscal year 1850,
l2S, S81, 918; for the fiscal year end
Ing June 80, 1881, $135, 229, 9l2, and
receipts for the first tour months
Of the present fiscal year, $50,S76
go. The Commissioner Gays: "If
this increase should be main
tained during the remaining eight
months of the fiscal year, the re-
oeipts for 1882 will be fully $751;
600, 900. Whenever the Governs
ment will allow q reduction Of the
internal taxation, in my opinion
1t will be wise TO confine these
taxes to distilled spirits, malt
liquors and Tobacco"
mrs. earn sra 60 Queen Victoria.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S0.-Secre-
tary Blaine yesterday transmitted
to London q very fine cabinet pho-
tograph of the late President Gar
field, handsomely mounted and en-
closed In . satin-covered frame,
which Was placed In . beautiful
mahogany bsx, the gift Of Mrs.