Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-25
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MOJAvE. Feb. 24.-Los Angeles
F A Robald, G u RamsdelI, Mrs
w w WOodcock, Mrs NJ G Cole, N
M Binhan,, John Greenwood.
San Diego-Jas McGleen.
Lizxle Bald win.
Santa Ana-M Gildmacher.
Arlzona-Col Leven aud wife,
Miss Burdick, Miss F Burdick, y
w Tozer. e w Dyer, 7 A Rafferty,.
more C.b;ses T~sE-s~rxsasa .r the
Navy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. GA Re-
publican Senator OF prominence
and influence said very positively
to q reporter OF the Western Asso.
ciated Press to-day: "If you tele.
graph that Robert Lincoln will be
Secretary Of War, Senator Sargent,
Of California, Secretary Of the
Navy, and Wayne MacVeagh, OF
Pennsylvania, Attorney-General,
you will name three Of Grfield's
Cabinet" Sargent was the Chair.
man Of the Senate Committee, aud
studied naval affairs closely. Mac.
Veagh Is the sOn.in. law Of Simon
Cameron. Senator Logan sticks to
the assertion that Lincoln will be
Secretary Of War.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-It is
stated by congressman who have
talked with the President and Sec.
rotary Sherman, that they say the
FuDding bill! will not be vetoed.
TMe sscressvyshsp "S she l.tersOs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Tbe Times
says: There seems general dis.
position to regard the Secretary
ship of the Interior AS minor APP
pointment, which may safely be
given to any body who has claim
to represent the Northwest or Pa.
cific slope, or some other section of
country supposed to be ready to ac-
cept something short of the Tress.
ury or State Departments.
The Times thinks the Interior
Department is second to none In
Importance, and that no name has
been mentioned In connection with
the place which does not fall ridic-
ulously below the standard Of the
capacity required. 1t is perfectly
Bafe to say that the successor Of
6churz will not be second.rate
man from among the politicians OF
sectional fame, or harmonizing
Potentially, who have been men-
toned In connection with the
place, and we must decline to be.
lieve that Garfield proposes to seek
one there.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 23d.-The
Tribune anu World show no favor
to tho anti-monopoly movement
now gaining strength here. The
Tribune has an article ridicullng
Its pretensions.
The Times OF to day says: The
work Of the Autobiography League
~ taken up none too soon. The
corporate power that has been fos.
tered to gigantic proportions until
1t overspresds the face Of the land.
lays Its clutch upon the very nerves
and sinews of commerce and indus
try, and claims the right to lay
tribute without restriction and re-.
gardless Of the consent of the peO-
pie. 1t has laid hands upon the
courts, which interpret and apply
the law, and Is reaching out for
control over public sentiment
through the press.
SLs Ob~s,sk.
NEW YORK. February 22i.-
There was great interest shown ut
the Metropolitan Theatre this after
noon, when Secretary Evarts pre-
sented to the United States, In be.
half Of the Khedive, the obelisk.
The most prominent men and wo.
men In the city were present. The
music and the speeches were excel
lent and 100 medals were given out
in COMMUNICATION of the event.
wsu Do sieppsd.
LONDON. Feb. 23.- 1t is learned
that the Government will interfere
with Parnell's demonstration at
Cork next Sunday.
0ssx . FWs I'M r. Ytesd.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Many Sligo
farmers who have refused to pay
rent higher than at GrifIith's vAlu.
alton are now Fastening to pay the
landlords terms.
FsPHei1 Retreats.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-PArnell has
written to the Secretary Of the
Land League at Clara, rstfacting
his advice to plow up the land, be-
cause he has learned that unjust
and barbArous laws make such act
punishable by seven years Of penal
servitude. =
Csnss.eea Osssssessss.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-The Home
Rule msmbsEs Of the House Of
Commone ar determined to ex-
hauet Ne solttlnge to-day and e..
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