Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-23

100. General 3ranC says his letter
reached him on the steamer at
Vera Cruz on the day of sailing,
and that pressing business matters
have since occupied his time so
completely that it was not until
yesterday that he found
time to answer the letter. He
says that the Presidents letter
was courteous and friend y In tone,
but that it In no way changed his
opinions on the course of the Pres.
ident in removing from office his
friends, Consul General Badeau and
Minister Cramer. and in appoint
ing his enemy, Senator Robertson.
to be Collector of this port. These
things he considers the result of a
deliberate purpose to injure him
and his friends. The letter he wrote
to the President yesterday replies
to Gen. Garfeld's letter, and the
President ia authorized to publish
this reply also. ..
Long wsI,.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Ex-Co
lector Murphy is continuing his
efforts to bring about an amicable
understanding between the Presi-
dent and General Grant. He is
not so anxious, however, about re-
conciling the President and Senator
Conklipg. Mr.. Murphy tells his
friends That just after Mr.. Garfield's
nomination at Chicago he took Mr..
Garfield to General Arthur's rooms
to meet Senator ConkliDg, aud that
Mr.. Garfield waited there four
hours for Mr.. ConkliDg, but failed
to see him. General Grant says he
will not consent to meet the Presi-
dent until the latter has more sat-
isfactorily explained his course.
The presentation of the citizens
purse of $3.50, 600 to General Grant
Is delayed for few days at his re-
quest.
BRIios,sg in Alb N.Y. -n"b.'.
tss-nas inaMu ~ chang.
ALBANY June 22-The first vote:
Jacobs, 81; Conkling, 80; Wheeler,
4; Lapmham, 26; Cornell, 20; Fol-
ser. 1; Bradley, l; Rogers, l. No
choice.
Second ballot-Platt, 26; Herman,
So; Depew, So; Cornell, s; Crowley,
7; Wheeler, 3; Lapham, 3; scatter
lng,3.
Uhickering offered a resolution
tina. Tomorrow the Convention re-
main ia session without food, eX-
cept bread and water, until two
Republican Senators are elected.
The President declared the reso-
luton out of order.
The convention then proceeded
to vote again. At the conclusion
OF roll call Senator Fowler rose and
said: 1t has been given out that
votes cast for John q. Jacobs were
void. and in view of the fact that
such may be the decision of the
convention and thus an election
forced, at the request of Senator ia.
cobs he would cuanes his vote to
Clarkson N. Potter. II was decd-
ed to recall the names of'the DEM
ocratie members, and they voted
for various candidates.
PN.ssenxsss BOuma West.
KANSAS CITY, June 1.-THE fol.
lowing overland passengers passed
Topeka last night via the A. Il. and
s. f. r.. r., due at san Francisco
June 20: Robert Cleyborn, Port
land, Oregon; d. Horn, Umatilla,
Oregon; J. s. McCloy, Tombstone,
Arizona.
Genera, Rarnes's Story faePudtaseu.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The
Duke of utherland arrived here
last night. When asked about the
Tichborue interview, Bull Run
Russell said, "Irs no such thing.
l believe, from what have heard,
the mans y humbug. There is a
lawyer In California by the name
of Gen. Barnes, and while we were
there we met him on the train and
he told US about the claim; but
there is nothing in it. The story is
utterly absurd" "No,n said the
Duke, 1--WE never saw the man, and
he may be the claimant for all we
know; but we don't know anything
about it,"
R-puDi,e.n Convention.
RICHMOND, Va. June o.
Eighteen out of twenty-seven
memb ers of the Republican Central
Committee meets to-day. Lewis,
who is the Readjusters' nominee
for Lieutenant Governor, was dis.
placed as Chairman and General
Wickhall succeeded him. Lewis is
not In the present convention to
nominate a straight-Out Republi.
CAP ticket. The convention Is
called to meet August Gath.
wssson's Head Lighter tn~n MS
Hss's.
LONDON, June 22.-The walking
match il practically over. Weston
Is light-headed and has been put to
bed. Rowell's score is 280 miles;
Weston's 1893.
Exssns,On Of Martial Law ia Ire.
ba0d.
DUBLIN, June 22.-The Gazette
contains proclamati0ns placing the
country of Waterford under the
Protection Act and prohibiting the
importation of arms into Ireland
except at Dublin, Belfast, Cork,
Limerick, Londonderry, Galway,
Sligo, Drogheda, Dundalk, Gre
more. Newry and Waterford.
Tine MsrsetIlts esIOas.
MARsEILLEs, June 22.-About
200 arrests, mostly of italian work.
men, have BEEN lHae. Some man.
ufacturer- have dismissed their
Italian work 'ueil Last night the
French and I.anau worknen con-
tinued their fight, and at ten
o'clock a serious struggle was pro-
ceeding. Troops are marching to
the spot. If there is further dis.
turbapce the Project Of Police will
declAra martial law. The riot WAS