Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-05

thorized the coinage of standard
silver dollars the present month as
follows: San Francisco, 81, 300. 600;
philadelphia. 100000; New Or.
leans, $500, 900.
Col. SCOTS WI.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4th,--The
will of the late Thomas A. Scott
has been admitted to probate. It
contains minute provisions for his
family and relatives, but no public
bequeste. Col. Scott had made gifts
to certain institutions shortly be-
fore his death. The will provides
that no inventory or account OF the
estate shall be filed in any public
Office.
The ns"cst"n 0ang PEepRrfDg for
Busi1ts..
SANTA FE, June 4th.-The Stock.
ton gang has reOrganized under the
leadership of Charles Allison for
r0bbing mail coaches and plumber.
Ing stores on the San Juan division
of the Topeka road.
The New YOsk Imbs.s,.o.
AIBANY, June Am the Joint
Convention the first vote to-day for
II successor Of Conkling stood: ia.
cobs, 81; Conkling 20; Wheeler, Is;
Cornell, Is; Rogers, Is; Bradley, /;
Crowley, 2; Lapham, 4. The fol.
lowing Senators were paired: AS.
tor with Fowle, Williams with
Murths, Pitts with Seebscher,
Schroeder with Stevens. The fol.
lowing Assemblymen were paired:
with Cowlcs, Hoehms
with Brooks, r. R. Wells with
The following were
the changes made: WOodln to
Cornell; Fenner, Fanton to Cornell;
Holt L@rham t. Rogers; Palmer
Cornell 10 Ciowiey; Scott Cornell
TO Lapham. No choice.
Following was the vote for the
successor to Plat: Herman, 81; Plat,
rs; Depew, %; Cornell and Lap.
ham,2 each; Crowley, 3; Folger, 8;
butcher, 9; Miller, 8; Tremsine, 8;
Van Colt, 8; Wheeler, l; Fenton,
|. Following were the changes:
Fenner from Cornell; Sleepy from
Cornell to Tremaine; Young from
Lapham to Tremaiue. No choice.
The Convention adjourned till
g"sab EiOp. menS-WitdCas Mire,,
NEW YORK, June 4 .-John Rey.
lnIdS UNA tho n nj ut
Andes. N. Y, has eloped with the
'retty wife of William Gladstone,
# the.sa;ne town. Reynolds leaves
wife and one child; Mrs. Glad
tone, two children Reynolds con-
'erted all his property into cash,
which he took with him, leaving
lie wife destitute. The guilty
Rrtles went to California.
The creation OF the two mining i,
Xchanges has achieved the very
aluable purpose of exhibiting to
he public at large the magnitude
f the deception contemplated by
he promoters of class Of mining
Enterprises Offering per cent. {
narket value and 81 per cent.
'ater. Already the organization {
t "Wildcat" companies IL on the {
,ane, in fact has almost ceased.
Of means, possessing a /:
knowledge Of IL ing properties. and
no wing how to work them intel
gently aud with economy, are be
inning to do work that has here
ofore been undertaken principally
y companies, aud generally with
atisfactory results. This mining
II private account is destined to
xtend rapidly, and its result will
e tn put business on u more solid
nd reputable basis, and to draw
lto it a much larger amount OF
apital.
PHssepx. Bnnud West.
KANSAS CITY, June 4.--Follow-
~ are the passengers who passed
opeka via the Atchison, Topeka
nd Santa Fe Railroad last night:
Croll, Brighton, England; Agnes
roll, do; Robert Dickey aud two
st. Louis; ID Bower and
life, Kansas City; w H Drecher,
Pa; r T Carroll, San
Capt Bud Smith, Oak.
md; Mrs Helen E Heaton, Ian.
aster, O; j F Lomes, Chicago; DIR
White, Bloomington, Ills; Mr.
New York.
suicide Ct - Soidea+.
DENVER, June A mem Der of :
le Soldene Opera named Hersh-
,g suicided this morning from a ,
ridge into Clear Creek. He leaves
wife, who was also q mem Der of
le troupe.
Delained as Quarantine.
New ORLEANS, June 4th.-Gen- {
al Grant, Captain J. B. Eads and =,
her passengers on the steamship
ity of Merida are detained at {
larantine. They will arrive here
unday.
Bandits Aanihsiaie0.
ATHENS, June 4.-Turkish a
oops, after an engagement in
ght of Salonica, annihilated
venty.four brigaDds and brought
leir heads into town.
Barley In Los Angeles Cuuutv. r