Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

thus making . quorum. Robinson,
Dick, Killinger, Washburn aud
of Ohio, were the Repu bli.
cans who voted. Dick voted aye.
Page moved o recess, pending
which the Senate amendment to
the Legislative Appropriation bill
were non.c0ncurred In. Cillibus.
terihg movements then began.
Matt Carpenter Dsaa.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator
Carpenter, of Wisconsin,
died at bis residence in this city
this morning.
A Peasefni Death.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24th.-Sen.
ator Carpenter passed away quiet.
iy. His wife, son and daughter,
DR.. Fox and G. w. Williams, Of
Wisconsin, were presens. He sank
quietly away without a struggle,
simply dying from exhaustion In.
cident to the disease that had spent
itself upon his system.
Fu,bas,erisg On shc
Appors.ou M.as BiIi-Ths Faad.
sag NH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24th.-The
in the House demand.
ed unlimited debate to-day on the
Apportl0nment bill, claiming that
they had not had q fair amount Of
time. Cox offered them his hour,
but they refused and to his threat
of the previous question replied
that they would defeat the bill by
delay. The first vote on the pre-.
vious question showed one short Of
q quoaum, when the Speaker voted.
AS all the Republicans do not join
In the filibustering tactics the bill
is likely to pass.
OF the Funding bill, now on
The Speakers table, intend to move
to reconsider it and concur in the
Senate amendments. Some mem.
bers prefer the slower way of non
and Its reference to q
committee. 1t may
yet fail to pass il opinions are d.
vided as to the procedure.
General Mancock's Acce pss.ee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24th.-Gen-
eral Hancock writes to the Inaug-
uration Committee: ~ shall be
present, accompanied by Gen. Jas
B. Frye, Gen. A. J. Perry and Gen.
w. q. Mitchell, who request that
this letter be received by the COM
mittee as an acceptance of the In.
vitation given them through me.
Thanking you and the committee
Tor the courtesy extended, / am
very truly yours. (Signed)
WINFIELD B. HANCOCK"
Dissssrous ExplSsion.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24th.-By an
explosion in Detweiler's fireworks
factory, near Jersey City, this
evening, Jas Gillen (boy) is thought
10 have been fatally injured, and
two other boys, named Smith and
Leopold, and an old man named
3oody and three others, were bad.
y burned. There was q fatal ex.
oIosion at the same factory a few
lays ago.
The lusern.tlonHs 600 rs You
Please."
NEW YORK, Feb. 24th.-The ar.
ticles were signed tonight for an
International elk days go as you
please" between O'Leary, an un.
known man and Vaughan. The
Rowell contest begins March 7th.
Bank Nose Circulation
NEW YORK, Feb. 24th.-The
Treasury to-day received for the
purpose Of redeeming withdrawn
bank note circulation In lawful
money So. 293 900 aud in checks
payable to morrow aud to be
In tomorrow as deposits
5 | 800. 900, making a total for the
day of So, 893 QUO, against So, 1888, 700
yesterday, $2,27O.OO0 Monday and
81, 1854, 900 Saturday. This makes
The total deposits for the reduction
Of bank note circulation $11,9l7 900
at this city alone.
for Carpenters sue.
cessor.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24th.-A private
dispatch from q we'll informed gen.
tleman at Madison, Wis, says:
Our Legislature will be notified of
The death of Senator Carpenter this
evening. Under q law Of Congress
his successor cannot be regularly
elected until March 9th, the vacan.
cy not having occurred during a.
recess OF the Legislature, which
will adjourn, after indicating its
preference for Senator, and permit
the Governor to appoint a success.
sor. The question might arise,
as to the legality Of such
appointment and action by the
A wnolesa's "shoos."
DENVER, Colo, Feb. oath. The
Santa Fe special says:
The first shooting ARRAY has oc.
Cured In a gambling booth in
secluded spot, five miles from the
stage road, between Fort Wingate
and Bacon's Springs. Four men
the saloon and called for a
drink. The proprietor stated that
be sold no whisky, but il the men
to gamble they could, and
be supplied with whisky. The four
men then sat down with the pro.
priet0r. After playing some time
. row began, resulting in the death
Of all the card players, each being
shot several times. No arrests.
DETROIT, Feb. 24.-The Republi.
can State Convention at Lansing
to-day renominsted Isaac Marston
for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and James F. Joy, Of Detroit, and
Austin Blair, Of Jack.