Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-29


ton by the people BY secret ballot
BY direct vote in districts. Each
State 10 to havo % many districts
~ It has Senators and Representa-
tiyes In Congress and each district
10 to have one vote, the vote to be
canvassed by . State Board Of
Canvassers, consulting Of the Gov
ornof, Chief. Justice and Secretary
Of state, their return to be made to
the Speaker Of the House, and to
be conclusive proof Of the result;
the votes to &bs counted by Con-
grsss 10 joint convention, and .
plurality vote to elect. The bill
was tenn porarily laid on the table,
Mr.. Wallace stating that he would
Ask to submit remarks on IL to.
morrow.
Morgan offered . resolution,
which was agreed to. directing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to furnish
to the Senate . statement Of the
names OF the claimants whose
claims have been allowed under
the ninth act OF the treaty with
Spain, proclaimed Feb. 22d, 1921;
the amounts allowed and paid by
the United States, with the date Of
payment, etc.
The regular order, being the H.
dian land in severalty bill, was
then proceeded with. The pending
amendment OF Plumb, to prevent
the Leasing Of land was rejected.
Plumb moved an amendment for
furnishing the government with
an authentic statement 40 to who
are members OF tribe to be locAt-
cd upon the bill. Plumb and Nor
gan favored the amendment and
Coke, In charge Of the bill, opposed
1t ~ superf1uous. The amendment
was rejected, ayes Is, nays 81.
Hous1.-speer announced that
he would, after two hours debate
Tomorrow. call the previous ques-
ton on the Yates. Martin case. The
Republicans generally agreed.
A resolution was ,adoptsd asking
the Secretary Of State for all the
facts regarding the Halifax fishery
award.
A resolution was passed for print.
ing $4,000 copies Of the report Of
the Commissioner Of Agriculture
on the diseases Of swine and cattle.
Singleton (Ilis) presented . psti.
ton Of 100 persons on the postal
laws. Referred.
The House went into Committee
on the private calendar.
Due kelbefwe Aumtw nana.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2Sth.-The
President has sent to the Senate
the nomination Of Isaac r. Dun.
kelberger for Postmaster at Los
Angeles.
0astsSAesosSSy Arranged.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2Sth.-Ths Post
Gays the matter Of the Central Pa.
oinc dividend has been satisfacto.
rily arranged to-day before United
States Judge Choate in chambers,
the officials of the government SIM
ply filing their bill and the Court
accepting the personal bonds of G.
p. Huntington and others. The in.
junction was asked for the divl.
dend to be paid 40 advertised.
rha senate Evesiy Dsiaased.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28th.-Ths 7ri.
bune says the election Of the Dem.
ocratio Senator from Tennessee
ties the two parties in the new Sen.
ate. Davis and Malone stand aloof
~ Independents. In case Davis
votes with the Democrats, ~ be
has been in tho habit Of doing, and
Malone with the Republicans, 20
he 10 expected to do, Vice.Presi.
dent Arthur will have the casting
vote.
The Pstessri"ns-nax hes Rssss she
world.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28th.-At 11:47
last night Hughes completed his
4l6th mile, tieing kowslps score.
He ran easily and with speed and .
few seconds later turned another
lap, which gave him, for SO hours,
the best record In the world. At
the score stood: Hughes
AT miles, 185 yards; Cox 1872; Al.
best 500; Vint 800; Howard 1856;
Krohne 875; Phillips 854: Curran
$50; Campana $40. Hughes beats
Rowell's record ono mile and 1866
yards and Harris by IL miles and
165 yards.
Lest - the 00OW.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28th.-A dis.
patch from Fort Elliott, Texas,
says the ckboard conveyanoe
bringing the mail from Tuscasa,
has been found with the mail bags
and harness Of the team, but the
driver, two passengers and the
mules are missing. They are sup.
posed to have been lost In the re.
cent snow storm.
steamer 8loW1 Up.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2Sth.-The
steamer Bengal Tiger was blown
up above here this morning, with
the loss Of severallives.