Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-11

6cuuTZ ls gVluS 10 soLtIe
in st. Louis and devote much Of
his time to his newspaper interests
there. Ex. Postmaster General
Maynard is going back to Tennes.
see, where he has some property.
He will look into politics down
there. Ex-senator Ramsey will re-
turn to his homo In Mlnnesotta,
where he has much property. Hs
intends to look after his own busi-
ness and give politics wide berth.
Eek. President Hayes, who has gone
back to Fremont, Ohio, intends to
live there quietly. Ex-Vice Presi.
dent Wheeler, who has gone to
Florida for some weeks, will, after
his return, make long visit to
Europe. He has a competency and
has " withdrawn altogether from the
political whirl.
Senator DAVIES ssssus- Nah sne's
D0ubsfui.
WASHINGTON, March 10th.-It
is now Understood that Davis will
vote with the Dem ocrats. The Re.
publioans confidently expect Ma
homes aid In the organization and
that they will coon control the
patti onage.
the WniktsIs riszl,"E On,.
NEW YORK, March lOth.-The
Madison Square walk is fattening
out. Rowell appeared in a bust.
ness suit this morning and with
leisurely stroll stood among the re.
porters, having slept all night.
He is saving himself for the Ashley
belt contest, Score at IL NJ: Row.
ell 272; Vaughan 303; O'Lesry 301.
Eaurses Of California Horses Essa.
NEW YORK, March 1Osh. h.--Secre.
tary Wheatley, of the Saratoga
Association, has received from e.
]. Baldwin, of California, entries
of the bay mare Clara D., 6 years
old, by Glenelg, out Of the Nun
and the chestnut marc Jennie B.,
five years old, by Glenelg out of
Regan. They are both entered in
the Cash Summer and Baden Ba.
den hand caps for the grand prize
OF Saratoga and the Morrissey
stakes.
The Mercy Lc,sor Again.
CHICAGO, March 1O.-The 7rib-
une's Washington special says:
Abram s. Hewitt has written to
Marshall Jewell the following curl.
Gus letter anent the almost forgot.
ten Morey forgery case. Although
little has been heard Of late In re-
gard to the Morey letter, those in.
terested in the investigation of the
conspiracy and forgery have never
for moment relaxed their efforts
to discover the guilty actors. These
attempts have been ut last crowned
with success and Information has
reached Washington which justi-
ties the statement that the public
Will soon be made acquainted with
the full history of tue Morey for
gerry. It can also be confidently
stated that mem bers of the Demo-
cratic Committee will stand before
the country as particsps crim1inis.
Following Is the text Of Hewitps
letter:
New YORK, Feb. 7. 1881.
My Dear Governor: In the New
York Erpress OF Saturday l found
published what purported to be
letter from you in which, referring
to your efforts to discover the au.
thOrs of the so.called Morey Chi.
nese letter, you say: I'VE believe
we shall get at the true inwardnees
OF the matter, but we need money
with which to prosecute inquiries,
and We are asking our friends to
in sums Of $100 or less."
From positive statements which I
have seen In the newspapers,
have have had reason to suppose
y0u had already occurred the evi.
dence necessary to establish the
authorship OF the wicked letter
which was supposed to have been
signed by General Garfield and
which he afterwards repudiated as
q brutal forgery. I regret to learn
that this is not the case and being
convinced that 1t concerns Demo-
Gratis quite as much as Republicans
TO get at the true wardness Of
the matter, as you phrase 1t, en-
close herewith q check for S10O as
my contribution towards the funds
necessary to bring the inquiry to a
successful conclusion. In case your
request does not bring you sum.
cient means for this purpose, I beg
that you will let. me know In order
that I may join YOU in raising the
necessary funds, and 1 earnestly
hope you will not slacken your ef-
forts 10 hunt the rascal down.
Sincerely yours,
ABRAM 8. HEWITT.
To the Hon. Marshall Jewell,
Chairman Of the National Repub.
lican Committee, Hartford, Conn.
A Wonderful, Electric Lishs.
CLEVELAND, O., March 10TH
A remarkable electric light has
been manufactured here by Brush
& Co. to order for use in the Brit.
ish navy, and successfully tested
yesterday. It has one hundred
thousand candle illuminating
power, fifty times greater than al
ordinary electric lamp for street
lighting, and is believed to be the
largest and most powerful light
ever made with human hands. It|
is designed to be used for night At
tacks and to scrutiniss the sss for
tOrpedoes. A forty horse power
engine will be required TO produce
the light. The carbons used ars
two inches and : half thlok. An
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