Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-27
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Passeng ers @v0sn ana Eass.
FRESNO, CAL, Dec. 25.-The fol-
lowing is the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at p. NJ:
F Cleveland, Demine; OH Daily,
Deming; J w Blair, Los Angeles;
g NJ Calburn, Kansas City; II Il
Sawyer, Los Angeles; J 8 Vosburg,
San Gabriel; Master Lama Rhodes,
do; H Valley, Maricopa; Q D viii.
liams, Wilcox; John Patham,
Deming; Louis Adams, Los Ange-
le.; Mrs J A Hathwell, Los An
geles.
Passengers ~ the Aocon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-The
following passengers sailed by the
steamer AncOn at A. M: L
ABSENCE, s Jones, H w Bard, Jno
Harper, Mrs 9 l. Thorn pson, 6tra.
chan Jones. ] L Carson, w Black.
man, w H Hollingsworth,- wife
and two children, J Henderson.
Ths Rressde"vs fuses~s Expeas.s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-It ia un-
derstood that when the House Com.
mittee, to audit the expenses Of
the illness and funeral of Garfield,
meets after recess, Marshal Henry
will go before the committee and
ask, In the name of Mrs Garfield,
that DR.. Boynton and Mrs. Susan
Edson be included in the distribu-
ti0n of the awards to the physi-
clans, and that Steward Crump and
other attendants shall also receive
proper recognition. This will be
urged on the ground that they did
much to mitigate the President's
suffsrings in his last days.
6uss-aa's CnssssnsHw.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Guiteau
spent Christmas very quietly. But
few persons are permitted to enter
the jail on Sundays, aud only his
brother and sister are allowed to
visit the prisoner unless by author
ity from Judge Cox or ScOville.
John w. Guiteau, accompanied by
a few acQnaintances, called during
the day and had an interview with
his brother. Late. iu the afternoon,
after these visitors had left, Gui-
eau partook of u hearty Christmas
dinner. The prisoner had pre-.
pared another statement for puhli-
cation which he intimates contaius
important and interesting revela-
tions bearing on his case. For 1t
he wants $1,000.
0ulsssu rsias.
NEW York, Dec. '26th.--The
Tribune Washington special says:
Counsel for the pr0secution will to-.
morrow insist that Judge Cox de-
eide upon the motion to place Gull
teau In the prisoners dock. A
lawyer, long skilled In atching
juries, who has been present
throughout Guiieau trial, predicts
that the Jury will convict. He says
from his study Of their faces be
thinks that for some time after the
trial began they were nearly equal
ly divided. He now THINKS they
are unit and would fad verdict
ofguilty II the case should close
tomorrow.
warehouse Burned.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26 The loss
by fire In the United States Bond
ed Warehouse occupied by Moore,
Wo0d d Co is estimated between
two and three million dollars. The
principal losers are w. f. Milt
d Co., Wetmore, Cryder Il Co., F.
Garcia 4 Bros, Antonis Gonzales,
M. and q. Solomon, whose loss is
estimated at $500, 900, and Glenn
ent, Hendt & Co.,, whose less is
said to be $150,0O0. Firemen have
been arrested on suspicion OF try
ing to break into the safe.
ssrgsus % sh1 Frsns.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 26.-The SUMS
Washington special says: It is as
serted to-day that the President
had determined before be went
to New York to. nominate
ex-senator Sargent for Secretary
OF the Interior and VIM. E. Chand-
Ter for Secretary Of the Navy.
This decision was subject to revis.
ion after Arthur's arrival In New
York. The President, however,
had little or no doubt that any
thing would happen in New York
to lead him to change his mind re-
specting 6argent's nomination.
He was not SO sure, however that
he would beg given such sugges-
tions respecting Chandler's nom
ination as would confirm. him
In his determination. A gen.
tlenan who saw the President at
the White House q few days be-
fore he went to New York, and
who has since seen him there, re-.
turned to Washington this morn.
ing feeling very certain that these
two nominations would be made
and that Lincoln would remain In
the Cabinet. 6argent's .nomina-
tion has been urged by some of the
leading s.stalwarts," and that 10
spite Of the fact that they re-
allse that the country will
regard It as q nomination unit
70 be madef but Sargent
II . man Of craft and cunning, and
his political counsels are highly
prixed by the Stalwarts. Grant, 1t
tesaid, did dssirs that ex-senator