Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-05-11

None of the Senators whose posi-.
ton is TO any degree doubtful on
the main subject In controversy
participated in the debate yester.
day, and as no vote was taken on
the proposition no indications were
offered rs 10 what may be the re.
suit of their consideration to-day.
Warrington News Currens.
WASHINGTON, May lO.-The Pres.
ideDt Withdrew to-day the nomina.
ton Of w. A. Grier, OF PennsyI.
vania to the Third Assistant Post.
master Generalship, Grier having
decllued the position.
The Comptroller Of currency has
called for reports from the Nation.
al Banks showing their condition
at the close of business on Friday
the 9Th.
Six per cent. bonds received at
the Treasury Department to-day
for continuance at 81 per cent,
amounted to $10.3 1866. The ag.
gregste amour: received and count
ed up to the close of business to.
day is SIP 55l $50 There ara still
about $50 packages of bonds in the
Department which have not been
counted, and upwards Of fifteen mil.
lions at the Treasuret's office not
included in the above. Receipts of
these bonds. exclusive of those
which may he presented for CON-
tinuauce by European holders, 1t is
estimated will swell the aggregate
amount to at least $40. 100 O00,
leaving but about fifty million six
per cents to be accounted for.
ship sln".'.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-The Sem
ate Commiltee GA foreign relations
have authorized their Chairman
to report back to the Senate to.mOr.
row, with the recommendation
that it be adopted without amend
ment, the resolution recently In.
troduced by Senator Morgan, aud
also introduced 10 the last Congre.s
by Senator Eaton, AS follows: Re-
solved, by the Senate. the House of
Representatives concurring, That
the interests OF the people OF the
UoIted Ntates and the welfare and |
security of their Government are |
so involved in the subject of the |
construction of ship canal and |
other ways for the transportation
of sea-goiDg vessels across he 18th.
mus connecting North and South
America, that the Government of
the United States, with u frankness
which is due all her people and
which the Government hereby as.
serts, will insist that its consent
is necessary condition precedent
to the execution Of such q project,
and also to the rules nd resolutions
under which other nations shall
participate and use such canals or
other ways either in peace or war"
rae Reported M",dess &c Dn range.
DENVER, May 1O.-The News
furnishes the follow ng additional
Information regarding he depreda.
tions: The Governors telegram
was dated at Duraugn,a land said that
the indians had comm tilted the
murders. The ranch was the prop
erty of John Thurman. Upon re-.
ceipt of the telegram the Governor
telegraphed its purport to General
Pope, aud also sent u courier from
the end of the telegraph line to Du.
range to ascertain its truth, and II
true what b and Of Indians and how
many were engaged In the murder,
aud also If Chief Ignacio was ut the
southern agency with the main
body Of the tribe. No reply eau
possibly be received until to NOR.
row AFTERNOON. 1t Is thought the
murder may have been committed
by band of renegade Indians To-
Gated on the Southwestern corner
of Colorado and Utah. who recog-
nize no chief aud whose depreda.
tions in the past have been terrible.
II these Indians belong to Ignacio's
tribe, then the situation is cousid.
cred as very serious, and
a universal outbreak may be
expected at any moment,
Hs when the news reached them
of the indictment of four Indians.
for the murder Of Jackson, their in.
dlcutious seemed to be to immedi-
ately take the warpsth. General
Pope answered the Governor, say.
ing that the report seems incredi-
BILE. as Durango is only fourteen
miles from Fort Lewis, where four
companies OF infantry and one Of
cavalry are stationed, aud If an out
break had occurred as far back as
May 5th, he would have been noti.
fled by the commander Of Fort
Lewis. He further states that re.
ports received by him to-day from
the Uncompahgre aud While River
agencies indicate everything peace.
able. Nine companies of regular
troops left Kansas City for Uncom.
pabgre to-day.
A Tnisviax aud Mur1efOas Sst~ch
HpoM u Ran cb.
DENVER. Col, May l0.-A tele.
gram has been received by the Gov
ernor which states that ON the 9Th,
in La Platte county, n ranch was
attacked aud one hundred and forty
head OF cattle run of, and three
rsnchmen, named Thumb. Smith
and May, killed. 1t Is not known
who were the attacking party.
Some think Indians and others
party of white desperadoes.
P~sssugess coming Wsss.
KANSAS CITY, May lQ.-Follow-
ing are through passengers via the
A. r. aud &. F. road tonight:
Jano Gilt, San Francisco, aud ten |