Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-27


gave some general points regard
ing the cost and profits Of circula.
ton, etc.
The report Of the Postoffice Com
mittee Of the House to-day, on
Springef's postal telegraph resolu.
tien, declares that t 10 evident that
the public demands protection in
tslegrephic Communication from
the sxactions Of the great tele-
graph monopoly that absords It's
competitors and compels . tariff
which pays dividends on stock be.
lieved to be largely watered.
Therefore an official Inquiry should
be made into the facts and legisla.
tion proposed In accordance there
with.
| Tue .Dsvtds0d 90 be Paid.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 28th, 2 p. NJ.
1T has been decided to permit the
three per cent. dividend recently
declared by the Central Pacific
Railroad to be paid, subject to Ger.
tain conditions.
Active Railroad WORK In mex leo,
NEW YORK. Jan. 26th.-A dis.
patch was received from General
Palmer ut the ONCE Of the Mexican
National Railway Company in
this city, yesterday, to send large
force OF engineers to Manzanilla,
on the Pacific Coast, for work on
the section Of road between that
place and Colima. He also ordered
forward large amount Of railroad
material and supplies, including
1000 tons Of steel rails. The officers
Of the company were instructed to
send such supplies as would be
necessary fer the completion Of
this part In the coming summer.
The force working south from La.
redo has been increased recently.
Ths pedestrians.
NEW YORK, Jan. Goth. The
score ct noon: Hughes 27l, Cox 283,
Albert 259, Howard 256, Krohne
2b5, Vint 253, the rest following at
intervals.
New York Ss0sk 0askss.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2eth.-Silv yer
bare. l l0t ;.m0ney easy, 4@5; govern.
ments quiet; stocks closed
generally strong; Western Union,
lis; Wells Fargo, 100; New York
Central. ISL; Erie. sos; Panama,
226; Union Pacific, 1905; bonds,
11S2; Central Pacific, olt; Sutro, II.
Tue Domisisn Fishery Fssuas.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2eth.-The Tri6.
une's Halifax special gives Q long
letter from Henry Youls Hynd to
the Governor. General OF Canada.
In which Hynd charges that Sir
John A. Macdonald and Hou.
Peter Mitchell, In their ans wers to
bis statements respecting falsifisd |
statistics, have made misleading |
assertions for the sake of th rOwing |
the people off the scent. He be.
lieves their letters had O concerted |
origin, and accuses these gentle.
men Of denying what they know
to be true, and further, that Peter
Mitchell probably knows that, bad
- are the falsified statistics of the
Dominion fish catch used at Hall.
fax, they are trifles DOM pared with
the falsifisd trade tables sworn 10
10 evidence and the rumors of the
false entries that we're made In the
customs returns in Ottawa from
year to year, all the way from 1871
to 1877. He promises the Govern.
or.6eneral q formulated statement
Of bis charges before long.
ssss,ug Bs,l sssssndess.
CHICAGO, Jan. 26th.-Sitting
Bull has surrendered to the Cana.
dian authorities at Woody Noun
tain.
The Flssa d .lios fer senator.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2eth.-The
final ballot for Senator stood: Jack.
ION 70, Maynard Is, Rose l.. Az
'Oon ~ Jackson was declared elect.
ID, he was lifted out of his seat by
his friends and escorted to the
'tand. He said that he would do
whatever lay In his power to allsy
III sectional agitation and bring
to the country. He
you'd not only represent the State,
tut the United States in the broad.
vt sense Of the word.
senator from wsscsss,n.
MADISON, Jan. 26th.-Philetus
sawyer was to-day elected United
states Senator.
Democratic Senator Eiseaed.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 26th.-On the
10Th ballot Howell e. Jackson,
state Credit Democrat, was elect.
ID to tho Senate.
rhe Pennsylvania Sen asosiml Right
HARRIsBuRa, Jan. 26th.-Ninth
'allot: Oliver 85, Grow 81, Wal.
ace SO. scattering IL.
Doassy for Apache seaIps.
SANTA FEE. Jan. 26th.-Ths citi.
ems Of Leonora and Grant couu.
les propose to offer q bounty Of
hundred dollars for each Apache
calped. - e9.
nsxsesn 8ssssoso WORK.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 26th.-An
gent Of the Central Railroad has ,
rived from Paso del N0rte, who
nnounces that work will begin on
be Mexican side a. soon as the
Topeka and Santa Fe t
bad reaches the Rio Grande. The Il
ullivan Company has purchased
M rai1rood from Zacaf.no. ~