Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-10

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Csunon end Autf- yosygsmy.
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-In q
conversation to-day Cannon, of
Utah, expressed himself very
freely on the anti.Polygamy bill.
He said the bill is very unjust,
that it Is framed upon prejudice
and is orally pushed by people
who are ignorant Of the true con-
ditioD of affairs in the Territory of
Utah, which Is in very flourish
Ing condition.
The star Route Gases.
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-The
Star Route cases came up this
morning in the Criminal Court,
for the purpose of giving the de-
PENDANTS al opportunity to give
bail. The bail of Brady, ex-As-
sistant Postlnaster.General, was
fixed by the court at $4,000. Ac-
ton in the cases of s. w. Dorsey
and others was deferred until to.
morrow. The bail in the other
cases was from one to two thOus-
and dollars. The pleading will be.
gin next Thursday.
The Cn,asse Bil Passes .ne senate
WASHINGTON, March 9th.-The
Senate. at $50, passed the Chinese
bill; 20 yeas against Is nays.
Wash,a sten Noses.
WASHINGTON, March 9.h.-Ben
Hilps malady is mortal.
The President has nominated
Walter A. Smith as u. s. Marshall
for California.
OpInion Uf sne UhInese Minisser.
NEW YORK, March 9th.-A
Washington special says: The
Chinese Minister is watching the
debate on the anti-immigration
bill very closely and informs his
government daily Of the progress
made. In an interview yesterday
he admitted the right of the United
States, under the treaty, to restrict
immigration, but did not think it
exactly fair or just to prohibit the
Chinese from coming here for 80
long period as twenty years. The
Chinese government, he said had
no objection to the ten year limi-
tatiOn ami he was surprised that
the amendment Of Senator Ingalls,,
backed as it was by the eloquence
of Senator Edmuncs did not meet
with the approval of the Senate.
Wisaessss sabpenned.
CHICAGO, March 9th.-A special
from Washington says: The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs will
examine Jacob r. ShipEerd on
Saturday OF this week. He has re-
spOnded to the subpoena by the
Sergeant-at-Arms and will be on
hand. He is eubp0oaed duces tie.
cum and is commanded not to
leave the city after next Saturday
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, until discharged
by the committee. Levi p. Nor
ton, American Minister in Paris,
has been called by resolution
adopted by the House. General
Hurlburt, also, has been notified
that the investigation is under
way. He has been given leave of
absence, with an intimation that
he is expected to avail himself of
it and come home when first in
formed of his leave.
Broken Levse.
ALEXANDRIA, La, March 9th.-
Levee broke here this morning.
The situation .s Omana-Ths MILL
saEy Called Ons.
OMAHA, Neb., March 9.-It has
been quiet to-day, but the excite.
mRnt over yesterdays labor riot
still prevails. The B. Il M. r. R.
Go. did no work on their grades,
and announce that they will stop
all public improvements in Omaha
until their employees can be amply
protected from the violence of the
strikers and outsiders. The rail.
road company say they want no
men to work for them who were
in any way connected with yester-
days rot or with the Labor Union,
They propose to employ only their
own w0rkmen, who are willing to
accept the wages given them. The
laboring men had several private
meetings to-day. It is reported
that some hot-headed ones threat.
ened to make raid on the B. en-.
headquarters and freight depot
and on some of the newspaper Of
fees and other establish ments. but
little attention has been paid to
such rumors. One of the B. an.
special policemen, who was yery
roughly handled yesterday, is
lying in the hospital in a critical
condition. An attempt will be
made to ferret out the ring.leaders
and fighters among the rioters and
arrest them. Last night party
of leading business laid the situa.
ton before Gov. Nance, who to-day
ordered the militia companies at
different points in Nebraska on
the U. p. and B. Il NJ. roads to get
ready and take a special train for
Omaha this evening. They are
expected here tonight. Governor
Nance also telegrsphed to the Pres
dent to direct Gen. Crook to order
out three companies of regulars
from Fort Omaha. All these
troops will tomorrow be stationed
ut the B. q M. grounds, and the b. |
& III. Co. will put q large force of |
their own graders at work. The |
citizens and authorities are deter