Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

v0OCufA-N w bi6uCuaTu.
Santa Barhara-F Ferrold.
San Bsrnardino-J A Bidwell.
Cucamong0-V Marrow.
Arisona-J MeArdle, Mrs @ w
EArrington, Mrs l. Hughes. Chas
T0othaoher, w p Titus, J Y Col
Itns, J w Oats, John Myler, E
Moreal, J F Wallace. Mics Lewis.
Texss-A Browns H Strobridge'
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CARSON, Jan. IS The .Legisla-
tute has adjourned to take free
excursion To ken to view the Asy.
lum grounds.
The principle bill introduced to-
day was an anti-swill milk bill by
Senator Mcdonnell.
steve Gage, the G. r. r. II.
agent, arrived to-day, and the
lobby 10 filled with new hope.
Jaaws Tssmpse Assd sns P~nns"~
Cssss seheuse.
New YORK, Jan. lS.-The
,P0rlds special says: ut Is evil
s. ut that sx-Sccsotary ThoDpson
dtS we'll to retire from the admin.
istrati0n Of Hayes when he accept
ed from De Lesseps the Chairman
chip Of the A mericsn Committee of
the Panama Canal Company. He
yesterday assured the committee
Of the House that III his opinion
everything bsd been done that was
necessary to be done iD order to es-
tabliah the neutrality Of such Ca
ual. Bat y little more than u
month ego Hayes gave Con-
gtess clearly to understand that
Thompson, being then member
of his Cabinet, there were certain
thugs highly necessary to be done
In order to establish that neutrali-
ty. Have these things been done
siuce Thompson accepted the
Craftsmanship the of American
Commi ittee Of De Lesseps? Thomp-
son intimates that when he ordered
men. Of war to the Isthmus, he did
not know what secret arrange
ments might exist between France
aud Columbia. Does he know
now what arrangements Of this
sort exist? 1t will be interesting
u hear from Thompson again on
Wednesday.
Oeerssary VI She Treasury.
COLUMBIA January 1S.h.-Lead !.
ing Ohio Republicans say Garfield
Is really troubled about finding q
satisfactory man to take the Treas.
ury Portfolio. Pressure for Sher-
man has been renewed since his el-
cotton ~ Senator, aud II rendered
the Portfolio now he would accept
Il. But the general opinion is he
will not bs rendered 1t.
Doosno and ths d DeMDorHGs-"A
rhsFssshsy 0sSa FsiIsw."
CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-A z1mes's
Washington special says: Blaine
spends much time, as he always
has, with Southern members in
consultation and chat. Democrats
all speak we'll Of Blaine now. Sen.
at0r NJ. G. Butler, In talking about
the future "Premier," said to-day:
1--WE bear no malice against Blaine.
He is v thoroughly good fellow.
He has pitched into us enough,
heaven kuows, but he has never
done 1t In any spirit OF malice"
This is the universal talk about
Blaine on the Democratic side. II
one desires to hear Blaine abused,
1t IL to the Republican side be must
20. The latest mode of addressing
Mr.. Blaine 10 to call him "Mr. Sec
retary." This mode OF saluting
him never falls TO bring forth .
smile and u merry twinkle in eyes.
He has his letter of resignation as
senator written, and is only await.
Ing y signal from Mentor to fire it
06at the American public.
Ha.UaIssa Ss.ies ssn stor Asssu,s ra
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l8.-Ex-U United
States Senator Armstrong was as
saulted aud Knocked down last
evening In the reception room OF
the Planters House by Morgan Bo-
lard, Police CDmnltssi0ner, on &C.
count OF the evil reports alleged to
have been circulated by Armstrong
about BoIard.
A9Aiss 4. lssi .a.
NEW YORK, Jan. lSth.-The
WoriGs London dispatch says: II
has been long feared that there
we're many secret societies Of Irieh'
men in large towns, and to-day
these fears have received open CON
nrmatlon. Sir William Vernor
.Harcourt. 6eerstAry of9tnte for thl
Home Department, states that he Il
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