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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21

Secondhand clothing bought and
sold at No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21

Pleasant rooms with board, 2O6
Spring street. splo'Am
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21
FOR SALE CHEAP.

MY HOUSE AND LOT, on Bunker
Hill avenue, near Second street; con-
venient to Normal school and free from
dust, WIN. d. STEPHENS,
je9-2m Room 8b, Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21
County Warrants, etc.

ana by Ssu w,ns7: sss !SsK s o ss
all kinds Of claims. .~~~-,-.s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21
M. DUFFY,
Proprietor Of the KegeI House,
SANTA MONICA,

6fA1N n NO4NIOzAV
Begs to inform the public that he spreads
q FINE LUNCH and keeps EXCEL
LENT LIQUORS. He also gives FINE
MEAL for 91c. The public are cordially
invited to give him aicall. je2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21

The colorist doss dyeing and
euuripR Ct No, 8 Also atreot,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-21
FARE AND EXPRESS.

GEO. RICE, Secretary.
, 1881-02-01


will probably fnntte MI elaborate reply to-
lnorrow. Later IN the .lay, ,attsr n tetl|ous
debnte OIL tha. 1tttlan. f.a'!tl bill. Senators
allison and llUar had little lit OIL tho
;;cl!urz Il i sery svi'Ient ti'at tic Secretary
tic crit!c14nts of iii lis ofiictai: : aciion, in,
al,d especially over tfc recent lnsnuatlons
port 9f the Commission, with tile accom-
paflyng testimony, to- Congtcss, md II can
then be enscerlalletl who Is right.
"n1s1anr EYES"
was In tho gallery Of the Senate whilo ,aTr.
Dawes was M speaking. II Il = curious lnc1-
s1 sa Y i f's 9se sSis 81 'st aus %3s a s ,c
llostom seIltimentaIsts, who formerly SAW In
his liberalism good deal to. ap.
plaud,. ns is ss,nppottrti ~ Me:srs: ss
to the Secretary Ut the Interior Ir. Plumb
defended the character of Agent Whttclnnn
n the matter of the killing, of lsix Shake
t5ou1 t5ou1 ll'e asHsrsfon 't.f cowas.llcc cast ,'pon
said, but n i,raye mnr WIN Init served will,
honor aIH' distinction In tho tnte Whr.
STATEMENT ltr srcnErAHr <c1trnz.
To the tEtstern tissoefattd 5'rss.
WAslftxuroS, Jan. 3l.--Secrtary Sc'urz
t!ir,,tsl.es i!la following statement In regard
eee;iinss ;H isfore liz 'oncs iuvssiigation @
Committee Df the SGnnte:
Tho report or The examination Of Mcssrs:
stckncyn.id Allen, as IN tl'e papers. while. Of
branch nf thu subject. Is eorrcct In l that It
:e. tiatc ., nt M i lcaxes cut 81 thG essential
tclr wtlcfl tho 0ftlelNl fGpOrt COMES nut. Mcssrs.
Alien nnd Dawes substantially y admit that. TOR
they do not spcccnIly lfnpcach 4 a,nEle statc-
Nent contained III tho rettnrt, MID merely S!If. III
utuFf1lj TERMS f}1ut IL tntt111lnkH fair
, 1881-02-01

SOME days ago Aabest lIennegna; 4 fayns-
or living about twenty-five NILES from Cl,nr-
lotto. n. c., was called nut of Ills house By
three men. John Gray, Marshall Dnxtcr, aid
Coy Ross, to go to n dance. lie consented,
but lad not gone far wle,, Ills three co1npnr,'
ionsattacke,l him with vnrtol,s weapons. I1o
defended da,Emselfbrnycly, but WAS finally over
powered and Dritnlly murdered. Ills body
was discovered yesterday In creek NEAR tic
scene of the murder. Gray has confessed.
1t appears tlat tho mtrslercrs were crinl.
nallY intimate with llenncgan's wife. and
wanted lin out Of tho why. Gray tells The
horribly brutal story tint lEo spont tho nigh!
nfter tho murder will, Mrs. IteinugaM.
, 1881-02-01

II. nE LrssErs' report, reatl Mt n lncetsnE
OF tho Panama Cnnal Company Mt Paris ycs-
tcrtlay, Md ut which ni,oOO francs' wortl, OF
stock was represented. will bo rcnd will, colt
siderable interest In this cnunlry. NJ. tlo
Lesscps llolls that the Nicaragua Canal
project Is I'LL impossloility, and asserts tint
IN complete agreement l,as been arrived at
with the United Stntes," tho condition ex-
acted being that tho neutrality Of tllo canal
shall be assured. According tn tho report,
seventy engineers, superintcndcnts. pllysl-
Clans, mud Surgeons have bee,. sent to tho
fstlmus, where about 8.01O mon will be soon
employed. OF tho ,22oG. 800 sf,arcs subscribed
for, tho French people i,ayo obtained g04, sos
shares,
, 1881-02-01

swcta& Dsspateh to Ths Chie.eo 7sth4.ne.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jim. 31.-The House
seemed to rcnlizc, hs 1t has mt tlono before
thts session, tllat theru ar0 but very fow
days re1nnEning III tllfs Congress, and that,
whatever Is to 10 done must he quickly
tione. Tho experiment OF resnrtlng to night
sessions to secure additional time for tle
transaction OF public business has not proved
successful. The Democratic organ hero
snya that x0ll,1 members Of Its prrty arc
fontlor Of thu bottle than they arc OF tllotr
tlitty, but, whatoycr lnay bo THO reason. notll-
1tg has beell accomplished this year Mt night
sessions except that, Mt the last one,
which !astett untIi1 o'clock tn tho morning,
thu members SO exhausted tholr strength
TINT thu next days session was lost Ac-
corlIngly It WIS decided to~ttay, by the adop-
t!ou Of new rule, That for tbs resnalRster ot
tl,ls Congress tho dntly SESSIONS of the House
shall begin ut II o'clock tu the morning.
Meanwhile great cl10rts arc making t0
.lIAsTES TIE AUTHORIZATION HlLl.s.
'ChA Sub Committees 0f the Appropriations
Committee hayo completed tl,o!l work, ex-
ccpt rs to two Of tho large bills.
rlle Commerce Committee, which Is
to report tie River and llarbor
blu, ll.ss that nearly ready, subject
only to sn,no reyis0ns. Thu Agricultural
Committee will soon be- ready with It's bill,
which, for the first TINS. 1t will report under
tic now rules, and the District OF Columbia
Appropriation bill ,was considered to-day.
There WIS good tlca! OF business transacted
| to-day Without dohatu which under other
circumstances might hava led tn prQtracte1
discussion. 1t had boon threatened, for III.
| bills to grant ............ .... :,
1
, 1881-02-01

GKN, lfASCocK l.&s been invited to attend
the festivities OIL tho occaston of tho inaugu-
ration ut President Garfield, atui Is llinler-
s,0oA to hnyo acceptcd. The ceremonies OF
the OCCASION lron,Lse to 10 grand s,tccess,
Con. Garfield will be escorted by a military
guard of honor consisting OF 10000 militia
men md fourteen companies st regular
'iroops aud marines, lllarslateti by Gen,
Sherman, President AID Mrs. Hayes, Gen.
usui Mrs, Grant, md other distinguished
people will ultend tho reception bail In tho
Museum Building,
, 1881-02-01

spsefa. DbpateA TO Tie C2.tearo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jun. 3l.--The teie-
graph monopolIcs had two measures decided
agalnst thcm in tic House to-day.
Ono was By O'ltcIlly, who Introduced
bill to proytle tllat ,n telegraph company
sIall charge marc for the truths
mission Of ally messages than was
charged on the 1st Of .]nnnnry.
1887, By tho American Telegraph
Company for the same d1stancc, aud in,Inscs
severe penalties. Tile otller measure, pre-
sented By SIr. Springer, Of Illinois, Is Of +;
much more practicable cltaructcr. and pre-
pnrcs tho way for M Intelligent considers
lion Of tho postal telegraph system
law (Tltlo 05 of tho REVISED Statutes,
III wltlcl, Is the net Of July. 1H11), provides
llat nil tho telegraph companies taking nd
vantage Of The benefits conferred upon
them by TINT act sllaii be compelled to
sell at appraisal to tho United States for
my purpose their Inns Mt tho option of tho
United States Government. Tho et;oycrrincnt
By that Inv provided that all telegraph
companies then organized, or thereafter to
be organized, should have the right 10 COLI
struet, mninlaln, mid operate lines of tele-
graph over tho public .lamatn of tho
United States, a1Ml along NIL mill
tnry or post roads, nnl under
or across navtgabIc streams of water
and tn take from tho public lands through
,v,,}on lie 1tuns ,nt,,1.t nuse nil ucerssarv
stnne timber, mud other materials for posts.
piers, stations, or other neetlfnl uses iii tho
cahstlA't'oh, 'na4'tle'l'1lee' 'a1u "p''"I'o'' "
It's 'lhos' ..-...........
IN RETURN FOR THIS GRANT,
| which hns been lnntter Of great Importance
| to llai,y Of tho telegraph companies, Com
gross insisted ulltpj, prQyESO which Is coll
, 1881-02-01

TIfE st. Alba,s, Il propeller belonging to
tho Northern Transportation Company 0f
Milwaukee, was sunk nbout twenty-five
miles northeast Of tint city Sunday. Tlle
crew, with tho exception Of one deck land,
MID all tho passengers were sayctl, n'ld Inndo
their way to milwaukee, tn two lifc-boats and
q ynw1. Tho carg0 of tho vessel cohs1ste,i
Of 2,Soo barrels of tour and four head Of ike
sfbnk
, 1881-02-01

CHARLES RYAN and Jnn,es Cairrey drank
together Sunday at Buffalo. They retired In
tile evening to their boardlng-lsol'so AID be-
gan to quarrel. lsyan threw Caifrey from
tic top Of steep stairway. tho hitter died
yesterday from tho result Of tho injuries re-
cetyetf III the fall.
, 1881-02-01

WE'LL, KHAN s. Co., manufacturers Of
cigars, doing business ut Cincinnati, fnilei
yesterday. The liabilities arc placed at
S900 600 and tho assets at $4,000. Tho prls'
cipal creditors arc New York and New
QrleAlla naFtiea.
, 1881-02-01

TiE Coroner's Jury IN the case Of Mrs. A..
D. Cook. killed Oh tho 1ota 1tlt. In thu rail-
rond collision Mt Oak Glen, returned n ycr-
dict yesterday, declaring Tint tho conductor
of the sxprcss-traln which 1lu into tic Lib
nrtyyille train was guilty of gross aud crlm-
lnal careleSncss.
, 1881-02-01

a NEW cable company Inns buen formed III
Paris, atd has just issstctl a prospectus. 1t
Is proposed to c0ni,cct NIL the Central Amert-
chi countries and Cuba with tho United
Statrs aud Europe. TIto English Goycr1i-
inent guarantees an atlnual payment Of
$1,000 for The next twenty years MS conlpcn-
sation for Government kilograms between
London md British Honduras. The capital
Of tho new company Is 5000. 900.
, 1881-02-01

SENATOR Nc 1'uEI1soy presented a bill III
tue Senate yustertiay, prosidlng for MI MP
preparation Of 100000. to be used in lifting
out war vessel to 60 Il, search Of tue missing
Jcanncttc, james uortlon Balnott's Arctic
exploring vessel.
, 1881-02-01

A TRAIN consisting Of seventeen freight
cars and a passengor-coacn was thrown oil
tho track near Glbsonyltlc, N. G., Sunday
night. Conductor 1inlscy md Fireman 1Iar-
ding were Instantly killed, and Engineer
Murphy was seriously injured.
, 1881-02-01

THE State Supreme Court, entered m Or
dor yesterday denying ro',uarlng OF tho
Newhorry will cusu. which means that Clllca-
"a will not llnye tho Ncwborrf Public L.
brary until after the deatl. OF the widow nj
the testator.
, 1881-02-01

THE remains Of Cardinal Kutschker, tho
late Archbishop Of Vienna, vera consigned
to mother cartil yesterday with grant mud
imposing ceremonies. Emperor FRANCIS .jo-
scph md other members Of tho Austrian
Royal family Intended the funeral.
, 1881-02-01

AN express train oil tho Northern Hallway
rail OF the truck near Holland Landing,
Ont. yesterday. Several passcngcrs were
somewhat llrt. but none seriously. a cat-
tle-tlroyer named Fultortl ju,nped oil OH
snow bank, fell through, and WIS smotllored.
, 1881-02-01
WASHINGTON.
The Democrats Go into Cau-
Gus on the Electoral
Count.
An Ancient Procedure Accept
cd as tho Party Pro.
gram.
Peculiar Mctamorpl,osis Of tho
Political Standing OF Sccrc.
tary Scilurz.
The stalwarts Now Fight His Bat
Ties and Boston Tries to
Crush Him.
Probability that Boston Has Bit
ten Of Much Too Large
a Moutf1fu1.
Important Bill on the Subject ot Ieie-
graphs Introduced BY Mr.
Springer.
Resolutions and Speeches in the su-
preme Court Touching Justice
swayne's Withdrawal.
Old Probabilities Asked to Giro Grass
.hopper-1n.lications-Stanloy 1iat.
tlleWs' Case.
Two grconbaok Contestants Gases Kicked
Out Of the House-Hurryiug Up
| NntnR,
Resolutions and Speeches in the su-
preme Court Touching Justice
swayne's Withdrawal.
Old Probabilities Asked TO Giro Grass
hopper-1 1nlicatfons-Stanloy hint.
tleWs' Case.
Two Grconbaok Contestants Gases Kicked
Out Of the House-Hurryiug Up
Notes.
ELECTORAL COUNT.

Special Dfsroteh 10 Tnt Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. af.-Tllcre prom
ises To he man tleyisGd for tho peaceful
coitntInr pf ttlc Elcctarn1.yDte next week.
'rha fdtfitu, Nh ttla part af ihc Democrats to
o,,tniu = ,,,,orr,,, ror VI" ,a n,o ~ i'm MIR.
.i,atin11 raa,,,,t,e @ aud .i,o ,r',i,o,.,1.v
t1at .",.,' H., H. IT,. 1.1,a ra,'i.;
."t aoniu '''s"au.o nv Wv t"'"iH 'I'""
llon Woaio eseltu''l'y od "sse.o tp"l' III 1S
ateat has, pFotlslt son!H oL tLe 1llore colt
sersntlvo Democratic lcadoFs to tic front.
and t0-tlny Il cnllIpr0iniso i1llrnsure WIS lii
formally AGREED upon, which was ratified to.
lIg],t by d cn,,cu5 Of Democratic Senators.
IN REPRESENTATIVES, Car1tsIn f1,st In nivnn
tbo rrnti1t of hnv,,,r. ,,rn,,oso,f no
:, ioct r.'sart ras,,,tIn,,s n,r,tinr ~, .,,s,,
- "ss a.. y, Atu,o.a; '. 1i si. 'es,, 'uso .n.s
"nopleu W .'lo ~ ..ouats y. .et' .,t ~ to,',
Allu, WIFI sol'la lloo'liea!!ai!, III 1917. III 1851
tilcro was n dnttpt whether. ellct'lEnh was
STATE anu 10 11tcet tae flH!ehllS Ill totlhtans
tho vnto Ill tho nbsohce or any specific liz
structlon III tho Constitution,
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS
we're aHoptea: .....
heso'xa. Thnt tho TWO Houses shalt assemble
III 1na Innmoer OF 1ne laouIo VI neil,cscn.S1'sea
~ Ins,',a. ~ % W.: ..'.o ~ - .o W. a .h .n
a o,,or. ,au .hot 7ea'v o rors" ns ", w on.o no
% te.Icr "s tin ,u,rt ot thc sc"at" ant, m twn or
tho port Ct tho HOUSE to n,nkt, list OF tho votes
as they shnal 10 DECLARED; thai tho result shull
10 delivered to tho President uf thu Senate
who shall announce tho suite OF tho vote ant
tho persons elected to tho two Houses assen-
h'ed as nforesa''I' which stsasl 10 9eene' aec.
!asheiun ut .uo Icss's e'ne.eu ises'uens 'ul''
t ,., @ "t ~ ~ on.a otu'es. ~, anu. ~.
sta s,,,r,nIa ~ tho t,s, tio,,s"s ~ 0'''"' o''
RcsylrcI. In relation to the yotos Of Michigan,
, 1881-02-01

l3Y the burning of n ialnpbArncr factory ut
Forcs1yiIIe, Conu, Saturday night, tllo 1aa.l-
ufacturlng company with suffer Il net loss OF
S7a, 600; md 300 1,len arc thrown out at cnl-
pl0yMent.
, 1881-02-01

The recent rains l,ayo swollen tho 6acsa-
mento River 10 that IT. has flooded muc!l OF
tie country through which 1t flows, thereby
causing damage to tho extent OF Sl,00o,0oo.
, 1881-02-01

E.uirr ChInamcn weru killed near Santa
Cruz, CAL, last Saturday by nj! avalanche.
rhoy were cutting t!'nbur on TIC mountain
si.le, wllen the earth calno down qnd conf
plctuly buried than1.
, 1881-02-01

SIR JOHN MAfp0NAAp's Pacific Hallway
I'LL was ordered to second reading LII the
Canadian Parliament last night by q vote OF
10I tO Ill
, 1881-02-01

A. slloI.-sroAE nit, tenoa,ont-house at
tac|lcd wero burned to tito ground ut Union,
Conn.,, friday night. Mrs. George Stone
aud ller Two children porlsled III tho tlalncs.
, 1881-02-01

N3 chtnlnDttGt 10 llIEEt ana confer Will q
a'ntftar committee of tic llnlsc, taking tho
wi0fe subject Ut providing for tic coming
Electoral count into consideration, with n
view OF recommending COURSE OF action
for the two Houses.
THE CAUCUS.
10 The TfsttFn Aasoefdtfd I7Ftss.
WAstliSaToS, u. C., inn. 3l.-Upon tho
Scnatc's adjournment this AFTERNOON the
Democratic Senators assembled In ca,lcus
for The purpose nf determining what course
should be pllrusued In regard to making ar-
engagements fur tho cnunt 0f t!lo Electoral
votes next week. Afler some discussion 1t
WAS unanimously tlecIsIet, II, the first place,
tint the dominant majority lit the Senate will
mt consent To the establishment Of tic pre-
cedcnt proposed by tic ingalls, resolution, OF
my similar regulation tlevlating from tho
lnng-establisl,cd practice Of counting tho
Electoral vote III joint convention OF tho two
braGi,es Of Congress III the hall IF tile 1l0ttsc
1T Representatives.: second, TINT the resO1ll-
TIM HOW on thu tnl'FH nf tic Senate. dccMr-
!ng tl'ut TIC vlce.l'restttent l!ns ~ constltl,-
tio,tnt authority to cnunt tho Electoral yotes,
shall bE called up ut nn early day {pF0bably
ttrMsortaw), aud prgssed to passage ut
CONTINUOUS SESSION. NrSSlSH T1tIIOC1f
THE NIGHT.
# necessary; third, TINT the select Commit
t%Eb1 %ll1 fibIEIb kA@
lorlty Iii the Senate PASS. rs 30Oli rs prnGticA-
hle.. {us n substitute for the [ngulls .re.su1u-
tiOn}. concurrent resolution pr0vidn. In
substance tint tho twt Houses shall aSseill-
biz in tho hall Df the llouse nf Representa-
lives uit tho -tt!i pr0x': That lists Of
Electoral votes shall IT. nlntte l>y two or more
tetlers on tho part Ut tile llnuse, anil one or
lnnrG 1n tic 1nrt Of tile Senate: that The
t0tats for e.lcll Presidential nH1 Vlce-rresi-
DENTAL candidate texcept!ng the votes cast
fur tie State Of Hcorgin seven days after tho
time prescribed hy tile Federal law shall b.
handed to tho President Of tic Senate a1id
tl,at lie,
AS rREsIrlSo OFFICER or THE JOINT coS-
vESTIOS,
shall announce the results III tho Shine way
WHICH thu results were announced under
sinli1nr circumstances in tho years 1915.
.si7, nlltl 1850. wl,gM tie Electoral yntes af
tho States III Missouri, Wisconsin,. and 1fichi-
gAtl were fulllstl to ]!nvc been east on days
0lIier tlln,l tl!osr fixed BY tho general Inv.
Tic announcement, according to thls Hf0-
posed Arrangement, would be n hypothetical
declaration ~ tU whit would bp tile total for
enctl candidate, !" IF the votes of Georgia bo
cUntell," n1Nl III tho yotey OF Gc0rgfa he not
cotntc.l," but 1t Is to br provided III Il c0.l-
current resolution thnt this Hypothetical
declaration shall be supplemented ly nil an
nouncenlrMt b., tho presl.lt,'F officer that,
4. Arthur lnyo receiycd Il constitutions!
majority Of ~ tho Electnnl yosss. nna arn :,
duly elected President nNd Vice-lresIdent." /"
, 1881-02-01

THEnE is littie hops entertained that
Tlou,as Carlyle will survive hts present at-
tack. tie Ia suffering froIa complication ut
IltseAseA.
, 1881-02-01

Fon this region to-day threatening weather
and SHOW, wind from northeast to north
west, and . slight tall In temperature are pro"
dIckel.
, 1881-02-01

at75,000, anil tnsurcl for $4,000. were de-
strOyetI, n,nl several adjoining houses were
nlpru nr less injured by wnter. Az Genoa, In
this Stntu, tferO was n St5,0o0 fire.
, 1881-02-01

sta.ices, receive tho support Of n consifl-
erablu number Of Democratic Representa-
lives. If Tho select CnnlltEstec OF tho Senate
upon the Electoral count slocs mt report
back Senator Ingalls, resolution Tomorrow
fe Will Introduce another. prnsi,lifE for tile
appointment Of three members Of tbs Senate
as u committee To meet and confcr with q
similar committee of tic lfmlsc, taking the
wi0fe subject Ut providing for tic coming
Electoral count ftto consideration, with II
view OF recommending COURSE OF action
for the two Houses.
, 1881-02-01

who Is at the same tlMe the ableat AMI
one Of tho most conservative Democratic
members OF the. House OF Representa-
tlyes. III Ills adherence to this prop
osttlon he would, under any c!rcnna
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srccToolCN SALH.
s.ee-..,cs q o-orE- v. Price. d-ees"ed'

s.ce-..,c, Of 0-orE- ". Price. deeesaed.
Sat, Of Lesi~esa, Parssh o. Cld'tor"e'
ny VIRTUE Of . commission and snt
r. ,f ..l- d,r-ct~,i 10 u- By the Ci-rt OF
th- a Judicial District Court. IN aha 'o'
tn. PAr1.h rf Clsborur. and State OF Lou
i.i.nA, I~ill ell stpuhhe anenon' 10 'or
l..: aud b sb-.i bidder. within The lrgsi
hrnr- II .sle. 81 the laie rrshiepce OF u
v Pnc.. two mile east Of Homer, on
Sss.raay. 10th DAY Of DECEMBER, ISL
the f,llnuius d--.,rl,-ed property b~ioug'ng
&, .sid Succession. 10 ~h:
The ra., hslf # emit h-sst uart~r OF 80
,,on l.. ibe -cuthuc ct quarter OF the south
ursf ouart~r II ~cticn Il, the r"rfn-A
ou.rr-, and porrh bali uf snuiheAsi quar-
ter. and northeast quarter OF p"rhn 80,
Quarter NJ .~cion lo. ard the Wet haiI OF
tb- northwest qnAr-r. Ard North hnIf OF
the s,uth---i qnarter. and the slnihess'
Quartet Of The .ruih> ct quarter Of -~et'or
%. rrv n.hip 2l. raoc- &. vc>i-s"3 acre
r,or- or lv--. Nth all the Improvement
ih-r-,n t~inc The b'.uSe place. two mics
east q Ho0-r.
Al&' NJ The aT- t'De Ard p'arr te'
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