Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-27
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Passengers 0eiDg Bonab.
MoJAvE, Feb. 28.-Los Angeles
PHI Nelson, Fl A Marion, B Astord,
Mrs L Hamilton, ] Il Hanson, A J
Jacoby, l. Halbert, A D Goldburg,
Mrs Clara Preubee w r Maxey, A
Hilburd, III w Henshaw, HI Nc.
Gregory. G E HUBERT M Keller, A
Martin.
Arizona-V Morales. G Dgran, d
Morales, ] Duran, P p Cham bers,
P ODonnell, Jas Donaldson, w c
Bashford, A J Ryan, G j Wimple
and wife, Mrs G F Erwin.
Wo.h Ut she commuters.
WASHINGTON. Feb. "a The
House will probably pass the Sen.
ate bill removing the tax on bank
deposits. Influential members In
both Houses say this fact Is o COM
pensation for the Three.per.cent
bill.
TIE Ways and Means Committee
this morning considered the Senate
amendments to the Funding bill,
and the majority were agreed to.
Section 4 was amended, authorizing
the Secretary of the Treasury to
use, from time to time, not over
$50, O00. GOO at one time. of standard
gold and silver coin In the Treas.
ury to redeem our five aud six per
cents, and authorizing him to apply
the surplus money In the Treasury
TO the purchase, or to redeem any
bonds or Treasury notes authorized
by this. Section s was amended
by extending from July to Sep.
SENDER the time when the banks
must deposit new bonds to secure
their circulation. The Committee
meet again tomorrow.
The House Pacific Railroad Com
mit,ee determined not to oct at
present ON the Central Pacific case.
Porchasisw Hare Bsuas.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Upon
good authority, though not yet Of.
ficially stated, 1t IL said that Sec
rotary Sherman intends to pay out
the $4,000, 900 already received
from the banks In retiring circula-
ton, and all which comes In from
that source, In the purchase OF
bonds. This Is in addition to the
previous notice In relation TO re-
deemiDg on presentation the bonds
embraced in the one hundred and
nrst call.
Oppesea 70 Csesnassow.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 25.-The
family Of Senator Carpenter au.
thorizes the statement that the
Senator always expressed himself
90 opposed to cremation. He made
no request relative to the DISPOSE
ton OF his remains.
Ressssug Ciscuiassos.
Boston, Feb. 25.-The Atlantic
Bank Of Boston has retired $414. 00(
OF it's circulation.
Fomal sASu1f.xs.
PROVIDENCE, r. I. February
25th-The House has passed o resO
luton submitting to the Election
an amendment to the Constitution
esta blishing q school Of suffrage
for women.
Tine Teseg rapn G0Ditss.
NEW York, Feb. 24.-The Unite,
States Cable Company began sui
to-day to prevent the consolidation
Of the telegraph companies, claim
Ing q compact In the nature Of |
partnership with the Atlantic AM
Pacific Company was made i:
1874, by which the Atlantic an
Pacific Company could not honest
" consolidate with any other com
pany without the Cable Company
consent.
CAsnrse Cssnpet,sisn Win rscsn
NEW YORK, Feb. 25th.-Th
Herald SAYS: "Even China can al
ford to snap her fingers defiantly q
the United States Gag when IT GOV
ers merchant vessel. The Paoifi
Mail, the only American line {
steamers engaged in the Fore'g
trade, is finding q determined con-
petition In the new Chinese lin
and as the latter can buy ships Il
one bali the money that American
are compelled by our idtotic nkvig'
ton laws to payy the fight VIII la
just as long as the Celestials care
.prolong It,"
0-ssnAa 1mmigsasto1.
NEW York, Feb. 25.-The "cu
ting, Of the steerage rates by Il
German Steamship Companies W
have the effect-so Superintende
jackson Of Caste Garden believ
-of Increasing the Spring INN
grafton to this couptry; but the II
migration will ba o. less value,
the low rates Offering attract q pc
class Of immigrants. The arrivs
40 far this year humber abo
1900. In January Thy number "
5000, % against 5000 for the %
responding month Of Nst year.
asplsssn's suAsss.
Crro1rnArr, Feb. 2t Luoia
Lowmermoor was prcIuced he
lat night to . crowded I'd exclt
sudfence. Several peoIe faint
dufine the last cot, 10 be pray
seono. The estimated vAeIpts
~ voek Will " "a OF loavi
"a 6Sll1es 81 900 ard al ~ -