Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-02

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SAN FRANCISCO, March L.
Wheat, dull, weak; extra choice,
81 62}@l 65, cash. 81 30; July No.
l, white. 81 62}; cash, 81 so; March,
ST. 621 bid; May, No. 2 white,
81 55 asked each; No. l, Amor,
81 COOL 624; March, ST. 55@l 672,
cash; No. l, Sonora, 81 6U@l IS.
March Barley-Cash, No. brew
Ing, Sl75 bid, ST. SO@l S23 asked;
March, 81 IS asked; No feed,
June, ST.. As; do, July. 81 s3, cash;
extra choice Chevalier, CASH, 81 80
asked; No. l, cash, $1.723 asked.
Corn-$1 70 sskeJ for August.
Bran-cash sales, ST ssh; March,
SIT so; April, $l5 50@l6 80; May,
$l53 asked; July, SLIT asked. Oats
No bids.
Tine .3asl-id Ens"sy-B,atnt's FIR.
.r"t."1.
WASHINGTON, March Fol.
lowing is tho delayed peroratiOn of
Biaines eutogy'
SHE did not quail, not aloue for
the one short moment in which,
stunned and 4 zed, he could give
up life hardly aware of It's reiin-
,quishment, but through days of
deadly languor, through weeks of
agony, that was not less agony be-
cause silently borne. With clear
.;.~ht I'D M In, on,ruon ha lnok al
into his open grave. What blight
and ruin met his aGguished eyes !!
Whose lips may tell what brilliant
broken plans; what bsffied high
ambition; what sundeIIDg OF
sireDg, warm manhood's friend
ship; what bitter rending of sweet
household ties? Behind him u
proud, expectant nation, "A great
host Of sustaining frients, Il cher
ished aud happy mother wearing
the full, Rich honors OF her early
toll and tears; the wife of his
youth, whose whole life lay
in his; the little boys not yet
emerged from childho0d's days
of fr0lic; the fair young daughter;
the sturdy sons just springing into
closest compauiouship, claiming
every day and every day reward
ing q fathers love aud care; in his
heart the eager rejoicing in the
power to meet all neutrality-suspicious.
him, desolation and great darkness,
and yet his soul was not shaken.
His couptrymen were thrilled with
an instant, profound aud universal
sympathy. Mastsrful in his weak
ness, he became the center of u
nations love and WAS enshriDed in
the prayers of world. But all the
love and all the sympathy could
not share with him in his suffer-
ing. He trod the wiue.press
alone; with unfaItering front he
faced death; with uufailing tender
ness he took leave oflife.
uAbove the demoniac HAS OF
the assassin's bullet, he heard the
voice of God. With simple resig-
nation he bowed TO the divine de.
cree. AS the eud drew near his
early cravipg-ths craving for the
sea--returned. The stately man
zion of power bad been to him the
weary hospital Of pain, and he
begged to be taken from its prison
walls, from it's oppressive, sitting
air, from its bomelessness and
from its hopelessness. Gently,
silently, the love of q great people
bore the pale sufferer to the longed-
for healing OF the sea, to live or to
die, as God should will, within
sight of its heaving bill0ws; with.
in sound of its manifold voices
With wan, fevered face, tenderIy
lifted to the cooling breeze, he
looked out wistfully upon the
oceans changing wonders; on its
fair sails whitening in the moving
light; on its restless waves rolling
shoreward to break and die be-
meath the MONDAY sun; on the red
clouds Of evening arching low to
the horizon; on the serene and
shining pathway of the stars. Let
US think that his dying eyes read
the mystic meaning which only the
rapt and parting soul may know.
Let US believe that ia the silence
of the receding world he heard the
great waves breaking on a farther
shore; that already fell upon his
wasted brow the breath of the ear
ly morning." /.
the Chsnese siia az Unnnisbed
Bustness.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-After
Millsr's speech the Senate went
into Executive Session, leaving
the Chinese bill to come up as IN.
finished business Tomorrow after.
noon.
rrsb- bssisy that shs Chinese Rsf,
Will Pass she senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
manner in which the Chinese de-
bate has been opened inspfres ad.