Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-26


the admission into the Union Of the
portion. - tho State OF
Dakota, and voted to report the
bill adversely to the House.
shsrmsa en she Eanalsg BiiI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26th.-Secrs-
tary Sherman before tho Senate
Finance Committee to-day took .
position that the funding bill
should be 20 amended 10 to make
the bonds 5-20s, with interest at 81
or less, at the discretion Of the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury and thought
that the Treasury funding notes
could be foated at 8 per cent, with
out change in the House vision
for redemption any time after one
year from issue.
TMs 0rsms BMs AwMiu Defeated.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 25th.-Logan
renewed his motion to take up the
Grant retirement bill.
Lamar favored it, saying he sup.
posed no one would have objected
to Grants retirement with proper
rank at any time when he was In
the service and he ought not new
to be deprived Of retirement be-.
cause he had left his place as Gen.
eral to become President. The
principle ought even to be ex-
tended.
Logan's motion was defeated. Is
to 20. Lamar and Davis Oils.
voted with the Republicans.
The Proposed ArPsrtsenmens.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25th.-The
House Committee on the Censue
agreed to-day to report COx's ap.
p0rtionment bill with amendments
Increasing the number Of Repre-.
sentatives from 301 to 3l1, and
striking out the second and third
sections of the bill, which provide
that the Representative or Repre-.
sentatives from any now State
should be added to this number,
and also the mode Of electing Rep.
resentatives. The new basis of
apportionment is ~ follows: Al.
ALBANIA 8, Arkansas s, California 8,
Colorado. /, Connecticut 1, Della.
ware l. Florida 2, Georgia 10. Illi-
nois 10, Indiana IS. Iowa 10. Kan.
sas 8, Kentucky 10. Louisiana 8,
Maine 4, Maryland 8, Massachu.
setts II, Michigan 10. Minnesota s.,
Mississippi 7, Missouri IA, Nsbras.
ka 8, Nevada J., New Hampshire 3,
New jersey Z, New York 81, North
Carolina 8, Ohio 20, Oregon J.,
Pennsylvania 81, Rhode Island 2.
South Carolina 8, Tennessee TO-,
Texas 10, Vermont 2, West Wiz
ginia 4. Wisconsin 8.
The Wauhssss.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The score
at midnight, last night. In the
walking match stood "a follows:
Hughes 134a. B. Moore 127, Albert
1875, Elson, 1923, Mignault 1881, Vint
100, Coghlan lis, Howard 1864, Du.
franc 1901. Burns 100, Fitzgerald
1851, Cox 1909. Krohne 115}, Fseny
ll3, Burke 100, Philips 100, La.
conte 100, Curren 100. Campana
S4A, Barber 03, Demon 90t, Pegram
Ssh, Brooks Tot. Seven contestants
have dropped out of the race. They
are: Lewis. Guion, Hairimon, Nc.
Coy, OLeary and J. Moore.
the r~ sessrSsns.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25th.-Follow.
ing ID the latest score Of the pedes-
TRANS: Hughes ITS, Albert 173,
Moore 1877. Mignault 1876, Cox 1877,
Feeney 1871, Vrohne 16l, and IS
others, Dillon being the lowest at
1O2.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25th.-Silver
bars. Ill; money, 500; govern.
ments quiet and generally steady;
stocks closed strong; Western
Union, 1l54; Fargo, 119; New York
Central, l5Ot; Erie, 49t; Panama,
228; Union Pacific, 1877; bonds,
1881; Central Paci6c,S73; Sutro. It.
Millionaire Owners Of BESIDE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25th.-The Inter-
OCEANS Washington special Gays:
The Treasury records show that
Vanderbilt owns $50,O00,OOO Of
United States bonds, the quarter
~ interest on which IL $500, 600.
Other members Of the family have
S., 900, 900 more, with . quarterly
interest Of $4,000. Louis McLan
has $4,000, 900 in bonds and q
quarterly interest Of $50, 900; ]. G..
Flood has $4,000, 900, with . quar-
tsrly revenue from the investment
of $100, 900, and Miss Jennie Flood,
his daughter, still unmarried, has
in her name the sum Of So, 000, 900
In bonds and quarterly pocket
money therefrom Of SIS 900.
Christine Nillson has $78, 900 In IS
Of 's1 and $22, 900 In skies Of 1881.
Lolita, the actress, has $50, 900 In
IS and Emma Thursby has $14 900
Of skies.
HIaisg Expedisson 90 Tanamn.
NEWPORT, Jan. 25th.-The
special schooner Joseph r. Lache-
%, Of Portland, Maine, sails hence
tonight with a mining expedition
for Atrato river, Panama. She is
commanded by Lieutenant q. G.
Payne, u. 8. Navy. The expedi-
ton 10 provided with valuable
charts, many o. which belong to
the Government. The capital Of
the company represented by ex-
perts OH board, is $500, 900, every
dollar Of which has bsen taken up.
The stock 10 held by parties In New
York, Maine, Virginia, New
Hampshire and Rhode Island,
while It 10 = fact worthy Of men.
ton that nearly every officer Of the
Navy who has ever been on the
river, holds certificates of stock.
The company's counsel in South
America 10 Col. BLADES Ferrsr, ex-
Governor Of Chico. Two of the
Directors OF the company are
William Sargent and VIM. r. Cur.
tbs, both OF Portland, Maine. Ac-
companying the expedition 10
machlnery for working the bed of