Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-21
OSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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The Casts.rnsR Pioneer Ds~"ev.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Among
the old Californians present 1T the
Pioneer dinner last night, a. guests,
were Josiah Belden, General j. B.
Frisbie. g. ]. Murphy, VIM. Riley
Thompson, Gov. A. P. X. Stafford
aud Professor Francis Stewart. On
the right hand OF the Vice. Pres.
ldent was u chair draped in mourn.
ing for the late President, General
Sutter, who was eul0gized in an
address delivered by j. b. Spinney.
Henry s. M0rford delivered an
original poem, entitled IA Word
with California Pioneers" Among
other speakers were Professor Stew.
art, ]. Belden and Beverly Sands.
the Chim~ss Treaty.
NEW YORK, Jans10.-A 2imes's
Washington special says: The
Governor of Nevada. in transmit
ting the vote of that State on the
Chinese question to Vice-Pfesident
Wheeler, accompanied it with "a
communication which he desired
laid before the Senate with n view
Of securing more stringent reguIa-
's0ns in reference to Chinese immi-
grafton than is provided in the
treaty between the United States
and China, recently communicated
to the Senate by the President.
The Herald concludes an edito-
rial on what II terms "Nincom.
poop New York merchants who
have been inveigled into signing u
petition to the Senate against tue
treaty." with the following Ian
guage: "We hope their names
may be published In order that
they may receive the kind of COM
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culiar zeal as American traders.
Arrsvsn Of Another Bascm ~ Ger.
aAs~n N"cistisaS.
NEW YORK, Jan 19.-The Gal
lert, from Hamburg, brought thir.
teen German Soci lists who we're
expelled from Altoona, in cOnse.
quence OF the state OF siege declared
In that city ut the same time ~ in
Hamburg. A com mittee, needed
hy Justus Schwab, met the exiles
at the landing, and conducted
them with the usual display OF red
badges and revolutionary EN-
blems, to French's Hotel, where q
good repast was awaiting them.
As In the former cases, measures
were taken for distributing the
new c0mers among Socialist SYM
psthizers In whose dwellings they
will remain until employ ment is
found. All the Socialists who ar.
rived here In November have OBJ.
tsined good situations, either 10
tflls city or st. Louis, aud Schwab
10 confident there will be no
trouble as far as the present num-
Der " concerned.
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New YORK. Jan. 10 Plat, of
New York and Hale OF Maine were
elected Senators formally to-day.
Psspos~d Ressorsss.u ar she L~sh.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia bill Is
Introduced to punish wife heaters
with twenty lashes.
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ALBANY, Jan. ia bill Intro.
duced In the State Senate provides
that 1t shall be unlawful for any
telegraph company organized un.
der the laws of this State to lease,
sell or convey Its property, rights.
privileges, or any part thereof, to
any other telegraph company ex-
cept where the lines of such COM
panies run wholly to cities, towns
and villages not reached by such
other company.
Triple Murder.
q PLAIN CITY, Ohio, Jan. 10Th
There was u horrible triple murder
near here last night. A colored
man first notified the authorities,
and It was then learned that Mrs.
Matilda Scott, widow, aged 40,
her daughter, aged %, and an
adopted son, aged IA, named Chas.
Good, were dead on the floor.
Their brains we're scattered about
the floor, smearing the wallis Of the
1leeping-rO0m. A large hickory
club lay near by, horribly smeared
with blood. Robert Garner, the
colqred man, has been arrested on
suspicion. He lived with the Scott
family six or eight years, but left
them three months ago because
they refused to rent farm to him.
He tells contradictory stories. Mr..
6cott was wealthy c0lored man,
and great excitement exists among
the colored people In the vicinity.
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81. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 10.-
Diphthgia Il still raging In Graud.
manan. JOHN Me9xn tecsntIy lost
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