Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-04

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table. The sister of the prisoner
was particularly affected, and In
tones distinctly caught by the re-
porter said: "He has perjured him
self; that is all there ia about it,"
Repub,scsm Onuous for sD.n x er-
seven Bs'so's ana mo- On"'c~.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. Hyatt
Smith will not GO into the Repub-
lican caucus, but will vote It'll
the Greenbackers for Ladd for
Speaker and Dslamater for Clerk
OF the House. saze rf@ ftffF
The Republican members. elect
assembled in the hall of the House
of Representatives for the purpose
of nomi mating candidates for the
various elective offices. Jay Hub.
bell, of Michigan, called the caucus
to ORDER. Robsson, of New Jersey,
was elected as Chairman of the
caucus; Miller, of Pennsylvania,
Secretary; and McCook, Of New
York, u pdegraff. of Iowa, and Nc
Clure, of Ohio, as Assistant Seere-
taries and Tellers. After the roll
call, to which the full Republican
membership Of las members was
added, the nomination of candi'
dates for the Speakership was de.
clared to be in order, and candi-
dates were placed in nomination as
follows: Frank Hiscock, OF New
York, by Camp; James w. Keifef,
of Ohio, by Hszelton; John H.
Kasson, of Iowa. by Cannon; Mark
H. Dunnell, of Minnesota, by Stall;
L.. GodIove .Orth. Of indiana. by
Calkins; J. G. Burrows. or Mich.
gan, by Horn; and Thos. b. Reed, of
Maine, by Lindsey. A motion was
made and advocated briefly by
Baine, that voting be viva voce;
but this was voted down and the
ballotipg then proceeded with, re
sulting as follows: Keller, 81;
Hiscock, A; Kasson, Is; Reed, Is;
'Bsrrows, 10; Orth. 8; Dunneil, 4!
Total, f46. Necessary to choice,7 IA.
Second ballot-Kieffer, IS; His
cock, Al; Kasson. Is; Reed, II; Bur-
rows, 10; Orth, 8; Dannell, 8 To-.
tai. las.
Third ballot-Kiefer, So; His
cock, 49,; Kasson, 10; Reed, -;
Burrows, 10; Orth, 8; DunneIl, 8.
Total, las.
Fourth balIot--Kiefer, 56; His
cock, 50; Kasson, 10; Dunnell, 8;
Orth, s; Burrows, 10; Reed, Is.
= Fifth ballot-Kiefer, IS; Hiscock,
80; kssson, 20; Reed, Is; Burrows,
10; Orth, 8; Dunnell, 8. Total, l46.
Representative John D. White,
Of Kentucky, cast his first vote in
this ballot.
Sixth bsllot-Kfefer, 81; His
cock. 81; Kasson, 10; Reed, Is;
Burrows, 10; Orth, 8; Dunnell, 8
Seventh ballot-Kiefer, 81; His.
cock, "a; .Kasson. 49, Reed, 20; Bur-
rows, II; Orth, 10; Dunnell, 3. To-
tai, AS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-HalI, Of
New Hampshire, was the one Re-
publican absent from the caucus.
He will be here Monday, and his
vote will give the Republicans 147
votes without the Read usters or
Greenbackers, and the latter will
kC6 hO 6tiOA uAu NV oOiu
the balance OF power, as they have
been planning, and will be left out
in the cold. ua |
Reported Tender Of Ressgn~ti"D.
WASHINGTON, Dec. SIT is re-
ported at the Treasury Department
that the Assistant Secretary of the
United States will probably tender
his resignation to-day or Monday.
ssosk News. o5 i
NEW York, Dec. ga new pool
was formed In the Western Union.
Governments are getting scare.
0o.s over ss K.aser.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--The Times 8
Washington special says that the
latest news ls TO the effect that
fourteen of the Pennsylvanis del
egation and nine Southern Repub- |
licans have gone over to Keller.
A FbOWd NJ Land O~ses.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Her
AIDS Dublin dispatch says that
81, 900 applications are filed in the |
Land Court, and are increasing |
800 daily. At the presentrate of
decisions 1t wilRtake to |
the end of the ceneury to clear up |
the cases. But 1t is expected that |
the number of Comm ssi0ns will |
be largely Increased. =" sa4.
Three Girls Bnrnrd 90 Death.
. Dies MONIES. Ia, Dec 2.-Tbe |
Register's special from Winterset |
says: Ths dwelling OF. J.. ]. Fur
row WAS burned llast night and |
three girls, aged 8, IL and II, were
burned to death. I'll s. 20
Parsy Combsnsslons IN Texas. |
! DALLAS. Texas, Dec. s.-The
to-day decided TO
unite with the Greenbackers, In-
and dissatisfied Dem.
ocrats to support Congressman
Jones for Governor and make up o
ticket. The National Republican
Committee has promised aid.
Crook 90 hank Omssrs Puuisneo.
JERSEY CRY, Dec. 3.-Johnl
the President Of the Me-
Bank, convicted OF con.
spiracy to defraud, was sentenced |
to IS months in the penitentiary.
One OF the Directors was fined |
$500. ''''~'
l Dsmsord's Neck safe.
CALDWELL, KS, Dec. 3.-The |
over the bank failure |
has subsidized. Matters will soon
be satisfactorily arranged.
Ks'ses 20 4 Rai,rssa R,"',i
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. SIN a |
riot Of drunken Swedish and Irish |
hands, one man was killed |
and three fatally wounded. i .,s,
rhs Newark RaSk 40 be ReoD-hsS.
NEWARK, N. J., Dec. SIT Is re-
ported that arrangements have