Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-07

ter, L. j Rose, ID A BemlBgtOn, Los
Angeles; G e Brown, Phoebe Dis
trict; II Hamilton, Oakland; G M
WilIiams, r Won Borotel, Texas;
john Harden, L Goldman, VIM
McCanady, Ari2sna; F + Burnhsm
and five children, Sonora; ID Rey-
nolds, Alex Campbell, Tucson; w
BehreDdt, Mexico; w X Leveridge,
Benson; 3 d Kinds, Arizona; E
Shamp, Cotton.
SRsse.eors by sbe AncoR.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.--The
steamer AneOn sailed this morning
with the following passengers for
Los Angelee: John Avila, w f
DriscOll, Mrs Warren and daughter,
VIM Judd, Rosenthal, L W God
dard and wife, Mrs g o Perry, ] P
Cohp, A II Clark, J l. Cannon. T. III
Burns, Miss M Sheath, II j Smith,
d G Sullivan, r w Daniels and
wife, FL j Whipple. Mrs Stewart,
Mrs Thompson, a r Kirkwood. Fl
J Sheath.
A shoOt,ng Fraeaa over Cards
TUCSON, A T., March 6th.-A
special from Charleston Gays that
two men named A b Pike ami
Jessie Roscoe had y difficulty yes.
terday afternoon over game Of
cards. Both men armed them
selves, AMI meeting soon afterwsrd
in Swartz's corral, drew their re-
volvers and fired several times, Te.
sulting in Roscoe being shot
through the arm, which will have
to be amputsted. Pike Is under
arrest, he making no attempt to
escape.
Morgan, tie man who YVES acci-
.dentslIy shot Saturday, was buried
yesterday.
Gussp@a'. Komn.tso Fss.ad
WAsHINGTON, March In the
interview between Guiteau and
Sc0ville yesterday the former as
s1fed the latter that he was sorry
he had abused him Oh the occasion
OF bis last visit, aud piOmie Ell not
to offend again. Strange as it may
0PPC0A @ W PLu0o w 90 viz OotNOAAi
of the affair which grew out of
Scoville's withholding u letter
from Guiteau. A young lady sign
ing herself Clara Augusta Davis.
residing in Hoboken, N. j., took
the trouble to write thirteen ciose-
ly.written pages Of letter paper to
the prisoner, In which che assured
hi 81 l. Al % ut
ests, and announced her intention
Of getting him out of jail if money
could accomplish sucn an object.
The prisoners anger had cooled
considerably, and be seemed per.
fectly recOnciled. He informed
Scoville further that be intended
to bring out another edition OF his
book, "Fbe TRUTH" IN which he
still exhibits great interest, aud
will sell 1t TO visitors at the Jail for
So per copy. He exhibited roll of
greenbacks and said he had enough
to insure the payment Of any pub.
Usher who undertook the contract
to do the printing and binding.
PasseG.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The
Consular Appropriation bill passed
by % to II, the House having re-
fused to strike out the item for
Ministers abroad and their score.
taries, and also to Insert instead a
provision for the appointment Of
such consul and other commercial
agents as the interests of United
States citizens require.
Tbs Chinese Efeasarr.
WASHINGTON, March 6 AT LAS
P. NJ. the Senate resumed the con.
sideration OF the Chinese bill, Sem
ator Slater took the floor in its adj
vOcacy.
PROGRESS Of the Cntaese Debate.
WASHINGTON, March Sin the
Senate, Slater spoke only ten min
utes aud Was followed by Cameron
of Wisconsin, who also briefly but
strongly supported the bill. George
of Mississippi, and Call of Florida,
then successfully advocated the
bill. Indications are favorable for
reaching vote this afternoon.
FsO.d Is~ms-Gress msd Wtas-
spread sBfertn..
MEMPHIS, March 5.-The river
here Is about stationary, but will
doubtless commence rising again
tonight, as it has been raining all
day throughout this region.
Commissioner Morgan said to-
night that in twelve counties Of Ar
kansas he had Information of about
20. 900 destitute people who would
have to fed by the Government for
at least forty days. The counties
do not include those bordering on
Red river, where great suffering is
said to exist.
Commissioner Hemingwa Of
Mississippi. said that the inhabit-
ants OF the counties In his State, to
the number Of IL, 600, were in like
suffering condition. These counties