Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-12
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NEW YORK, March 1O.-The Tri.
6une says: J. w. Mackey, of Cali
f0rnia, has been in Rome buying
statues and pictures right and left.
1t IL even said that he thought ol
acquiring the Tortonfa collection,
anu talked with Prince T0rtonfa
about the price.
Western U.iOn Dsvid-.as,
NEW YORK, March 10. Western
Union declares a II per cent. quar-.
terly dividend on stock and certifi-
cate Of consolidation to the amount
of $50, 900, 600.
specie Ass,vnr.
New YORK, March 10.-The Par.
this brought $500. 900 in gold.
| Underground Wires.
| ALBANY, N. Y. March "a
bill has been reported favorably in
the Assembly requiring telegraph
wires In New York City to be
buried hereafter.
Gov. Jrw~u r.,ss sb.u. ru,s,o,
CHICAGO, March 0th.-A Jour
naPs Washington special says:
Governor Jewell. Chairman OF the
Republican National Com mittee,
has been here for some days and
naturally would be informed as to
the general policy of the new ad.
mtnistratiOn in regard to political
affairs. In conversation with your
correspondent Governor Jewell
said: II believe the present ad.
ministration will give q Republic.
an party throughout the whole
country. In many of the Southern
States we had no party for four
years, 50 large portion of tue off.
ciai patronage being In Dem ocratic
hands. This condition of affairs I
hope, believe aud know Is going to
be changed. have had very sat-
isfac,ory interviews with-I won't
say whom-since l have been here,
and one thing you can set down
as certain is that hereafter none bur
Repubiicans-wiIl be put on guard"
SaGe RsbDsd.
LoUisvILLE. March 9.h.-Four
masked men last night entered the
office of the Union Express, bound
Frank. Brewer, night clerk, and Sc.
cured $4,000 to S4 900 from the safe.
Brewer is 81 years old, of good
character, and nephew of Superin.
tendent Rose.
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DALLAS, Texas, March 1O,-A
furry WAS created
Yesterday among State and Federal
Officers over the discovery that u
band OF cOubterfeiters had been
trailed by detectives from pennsyl.
of the denominatiom Of seJ IS aud $IU6
ln the First and Fourth National
Banks of Boston, were reported in
here several days ago.
It is said that $l60, 600 counterfeit
Dotes of various denominations on
about ~ duZan different banks were
shipped 10 this section and had got
ntO the hands of shaver.
The detectives assert that three
VI seven notorious handlers of the
queer" are in this section, aud
lave plates almost perfect in imita.
ion of notes OF the banks in this
part of Texas. Rewards for the
capture of the seven amount to
S17, 900.
Asm,ss;c, wa" docs. rr"sauxed.
LONDON, March 1O-In the
House of Commons Gladstone
Itated that the Government had as
tented to the prolongation Of the
lrmistice with the Beers. j he ap-
l0unoement was received with
cheers by the Radicals.
Changes So the BsusAh C"D,ues..
LONDON, March 1O.-The conduct
Of Piayfair cannot be raised. on q
question Of privilege, and O'Don-
nell, therefore, submitted an
on the House going
into Committee, simply chaileng-
ing the decision of PIayfair.
1t was rumored yesterday that
Gladstone, retaining the office of
First Lnrd Of the Treasury, would |
resign the Chapcellorship of Ex-
,hequer to Hugh @. Childers, the
Marquis of Harrington succeeding
The latter as Secretary of State for
War, and Lord Derby succeeding
The Marquis OF Harrington as Sec.
retary of State for India, and Pres.
ident of the Council of India.
In view of the cOnclusian Of de-
bates on the Coercion Bill the Ex.
treme Liberals pressed the new
policy to the attention of the Par
nellites. It is proposed that, by
studiously moderate opposition In
the Com m 0ns to the Supply Bill,
Home Rulers should eudeavor to
the strong feeling pre-
vailing against their conduct in
This accomplished. and
in the event that the Land Bill
should not prove thoroughly satis-
factory, certain Liberals will
to participate In an ap-
peal 10 public opinion in the