Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-22
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MoJAvE, Feb. 2O.-Lns Angeles
MS severence and wife, J s Sew.
efsucsy Mp John McCrae, + L
Mayberg. Mrs 9 H Swain and
daughter, Heiman M Cohp, Gen
Weillman, e A Tombs, Bert q
Snow, II A Meyer, John Riley, Geo
Clinton, RI Rev Thaddeus Phillips,
Deacon Taylor.
Arizona-Edw Kelley, c. F Ed.
wards, F X Ainsworth, J H Kay.
andar. Gen Allenburgh, ii E Aar.
Ian. Mrs e Towley ami daughter,
J Il McKenney.
MoJAvE, Feb. 2l.-Los Angeles
j N Stern. A Massineyer, Il
Whitaker, Frank Pltchuer, Mrs w
E Buchanan and boy, Peter Miriam.
deth, s Louut, VIM Carter.
San FernandO--Col A B Moffitt.
Sierra Madre Villa-J III Carroll.
san Bernardino-E NJ Hidden.
San Gabriel-S X Sewall, G
Slei hit aud wife
Wilmington-Dr. johnston.
Arizons-J q Crosley, FL w
WandesfOrd, ] N Coleman, J NJ
Gibson, A Kelly, Jas King.
CAus-s sh.s ~" Cou,rIbu,,ug 10
sns Baock.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 20.-LegIsla.
ton -scslcely moves. The block
produced by the Debris Repeal bill
In the Assembly is the principal,
though not the only cause. The
Election bill In the lower and the
nk
the upper branch have much to do
with the present state Of affairs.
The terms and time of electing
county officers are giving a great
deal of trouble, while the salaries
to be paid promise still
more. II 10 probable, indeed, that
the salary provisions Of the County
Government bills will have tn BIZ
abandoned, as was done last year,
owing to the inability Of members
). to agree upon rates Of cOmpeDss-
tion. As to the Election bill and
the election clause in the County
Government bill, much time has
been and IL liable to be wasted In
discussion which Is useless, for 1t IL
evident that on these eutjects
every man has reached his own
conclusions, which are not to be
changed by any amount OF oratory.
4 FenaA.'s Views.
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-A Paris cor.
respondent OF the Stdndard reports
. conversation with Jas Stephe, 9,
the Fenian leader, Ia which tie said
there was not the slightest fOunda-
ton for the report that he bad
come to Paris to join Parnell. He
had never seen ParDell, aud had
never sought or been asked to see
him. Moreover, he did not agree
with the policy Of the Home
Rulers. He considered their OBJ.
structi0n manoeuvers In Ne
House Of Commons As unwobhy
Of IN Irish party. undixnlfied,
impolitic, aud calculated 10 alien
ate rather than to attract the gym
patty Of the people. He thought
that having consented to become
members Of the House. 1t was their
duty to conform to ordinary
rules, and not get up an obstructive
opposition which could do no prac-
ticxi good to the Irish cause, MOI
prevent ultimate action OF the
Government. Stephens diEagrees
with the opluiOn formed in
certain quarters that Parnell bad
made mistak s In associ thug him
self aud party with the Paris COM
muuists. He says that the question
Of religion is secondary Que, and
that the Irish think of their coun'
try before they think ofthe Church
A. A,psns Avs,oac1r.
PARIS, Feb. 19.-Tbs village O
Brewer, Department Of Savoy, hal
been completely destrf yed by twt
avslAuches. Fifteen persons wer'
killed, and the damage 10 estimated
at 25O. 900 francs. (Breven is situst
cd under the mountain Of the SAM
name In the Pennine Alps, who's
summ NIT 10 $500 feet lebovs the sea
level, and from which one OF thu
finest views on Mont Blanc may b.
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