Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-24


her pension.
rne Rsghs Had III r"ik.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--The 1ra-
bune's Washington special says
that Arthur recently told an office
seeker that all officials should serve
out their terms, unless they failed
to perform their duties.
New Ya-n Isens.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--Vander-
biit is now said to desire arbitra-
ton on the railroad war and differ
entail rates.
Cyrus w. Field will own the
Evening Erpress on Saturday, it is
believed.
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NEWARK, N. j. Nov. 3d.
Baldwin, Teller of the Mechanics
National Bank, was bailed in $685.
900 to appear in court.
E,evst.a RaI,wey Accideus.
NEW YORK, November 23.-This
morning train on the Third Az
enue Elevated Railway came crash
lug full speed into the bumpers at
the City Hall station, and the pas
sengers were severely bruised. The
air brakes failed to act.
a G,ase EIoiidsy.
NEW York, NOV. 23.-To.mor.
row, Thanksgiving Day, will be
observed as a close holiday. The
Associated Press Office will be
closed.
The SAD Ena 81 ca Oid Aeror.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2Sth.--The
circumstances attending the death
of the late James A. VinsOn, the
veteran California actor and stage
manager, was very painful ne was
taken i'll in . saloon on Sixth
avenue, much frequented by the
profession, and requested the man
in charge to allow him to remain
all night. When the saloon was
opened in the morning VinsOn was
found dead. There was not soul
near him when he died.
RnoNe Istsnd gong fessam ao.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 23i.-The
election of Representative to
Congress in place OF Aldrich, chos-
en- U. S. Senator, resulted in favor
of Henry Spooner, Republican.
whaa enc f"rmer Mrs.6uise.u says
CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-Mrs.
Dunmore, the former wife of Gui.
teau, says that Guiteau, when
with her, from 1859 to 1876, was
not insane, but vain, irritable nd
fond Of any kind of notoriety.
sno so,.d soush tn rsriI..
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The Tsnaes's
Washington special says that Sem
ator Malone predicts that all men
opposed to sectiOnalism will be in
vited to participate 10 the next
National Republican Convention,
as q breaking up OF the Solid
South.
mo LyacniDg NJ N GA N q Z " Oh.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. Odd
Nothing was heard from Durand,
the scene of the Maxwell lynch
ing until to-day, when the follow
ing dispatch was received: The
body of Ed. Maxwell WAS cut down
after hanging about half an hour
and an inquest held. The follow
ing verdict was rendered.: "Came
to his death by falling from the
court house steps and breaking his
neck" The body was taken in
charge by the town authorities
and given decent burial.
the Principle of Kepudtsslon
spresdiOg.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 23.-The
Executive Gem mittee of the repu-
diation wing of the Democrats of
this city met to-day and issued an
address to the people Of the State,
recommending that clubs be formed
in every county and township fol
the selecting of delegates to the
state Convention pledged to nom-
mate no man not thoroughly In
accord with the reputation prin.
ciple. The address creates consid.
erable excitement among the debt
paving membe Of the party, and
is viewed with satisfaction by thu
Republicans, who confidently pre-
dict victory in the next State can
vass.
WnMa Lawyer Ts ude says.
CHICAGO, Nov 2S.-Lawye
Trude, upon whom Scoville ant
Guiteau depend for aid in conduct
ing their case, has not yet decided
whether he can help them or not
He says that strong pressure Ia be
ing made upon him In behalf o
Guireau, and he Is convinced tina
the man is insane and ought to b.
immured for life.
' IRISH Nwit0nas Convention.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The Irish
American National Convention
promises to be monster affair. Del
egates will be present from all tn
principal cities in the country, an
arrangements have been made t
accommodate two thousand.
Cigsr-Mskers' Troubles.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 23s-~Th
! cigar manufacturers here, to th
: number of nearly one hundred
held . secret meeting last nigh
: and concluded to take q stan