Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-16

section was adopted which provides
that any man cohabitating with
more than one woman shall be
fined $500 or be imprisoned for six
months, or both, for each and every
offense. The bill will pass the seu-
tence section this afternoon, as
there IL no opposition.
ministerial Cau.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Arturo
Ubico, formerly Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary to the United States from
Guatemala, having been trans
ferred by his Government to
Rome, bad an audience to-day
with the President and presented
his letter of recall.
ssrgsaos Masan's Trial.
WASHINGTON, Feb 15.-The tri-
al of Sergeant Mason, who shot at
Guiteau, will begin on Monday.
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BOSTON. Feb. 15.7The body of
the late Ko Khun Kea. Professor
of Chinese at Harvard University,
has been enclosed in leaden eask-
ct and sent to China.
Frsshes sa the HudsoY.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5.-Ice lie
breaking up. The grain elevator
opposite the city is reported car
ried away. The water is over the
banks of the river.
sarxeus ssu Ohsnd,sr.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Com
maercial- Advertiser's Washington
special asserts that Sargent and
Chandler will coon enter the Cabi-
net.
rme AtDa.s De4d,Ock Br0ken.
ALBANY, Feb. 15.-Johns0n was
elected clerk of the Assembly this
morning by Tammany supporting
him.
Fusion of G~mm.Dy with tine Re |
Dubttcsns.
ALBANY. Feb. 15.-Tammany
goes over to the Republicans in |
both Houses of the Legislature. In |
the Senate Mr.. Pitts called up his
resolution to vest the appointment
Of committees in the Lieutenant
Governor. The three Tammany
Senators voted with the Republic
cans and adopted the resolution,
and the Lieutenant-Governor will
now appoint the standing commit.
tees.
w"xher's vacrncy.
SCHENECTADY, Feb. 15.-Chas.
Stanford was nominated by the
Republicans to fill tue vacancy
caused by the death OF Senator
Wagner, who WAS killed in the |
Spuyten- Devil creek railroad dis
aster.
N~ss~f far shs jewish R-fus e-s.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15.-At a
meeting to-day called by the May
or to make provisions for the Jew
ish refugees from Russia, five
thousand dollars were subscribed,
and another public meeting is soon
to be held.
Death Of RH Actor.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is -John
McDonough the we'll known actor,
died this morning.
Dues on enc Carpet.
RICHMOND, February 10th. "A
hostile correspondence is in pro-
gress this evening between Sena-
tors Riddleberger aud Smith over
reflections in the Senate Chamber
to-day.
Uonee, Nos Pistols.
RICHMOND, Feb. 15.-The Smith
and Riddleberger difficulty has
been arranged to the satisfaction
of all parties.
A M"Unsaia TOPPLES Over.
AsHERvILLE, N. c., Feb. l5.-l
Information from Bald mountain
states that yesterday fearful
crash was heard in the neighbour
hood of Baskerville. A rum bling
noise preceding the crash was
heard for miles. Investigation de-
veloped the fact that large por-
ton of the peak bad disappeared
and fallen into the fertile and beau
tiful valley below. A slice of half
mile square has melted away.
Ths DirsciaEy Of the New Adnsu-
.strssiOW Paper.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10 "A Washing.
ton special says that the following
Board OF Trustees was elected un-
der the new ownership of the Re-
publican: Hallett Kilbourn, q. G..
Gorham, Frank HattoD, F. B. Con-
gar, VIM. A. Patton, K0bt. G.. Dun
and Geo. Bliss. The new names
in the directory are Frank Hatton,
OF Iowa, First Assistant Postmas-
ter-GeneraI; VIM. A. Patten, of
New York, representing some New
York capitalists; Robt. Ct. Dun, Of
Dun, Barlow g. TO, and Geo. Bliss,
OF New York, u large capitalist an
active lawyer, a Lifetime personal
friend Of President Arthur, and the
man who is supposed to know
more secrets OF the AdmiEistra-
ton than any member of the Cab
met, and who has been appointed
by the President special counsel to
take charge Of the Star-route
cases. 1t remains to be seen
whether this paper will pursue the
same course towards the Star
route prosecutions that it has from
the beginning. 1t would be curl
Gus to gee newspaper of which |
Geo. Bliss is trustee and in the |
control of the stock which he is
supposed to have acquired, attack
ing the Star-rOute prosecution, Of
which he is himself the chief.
There are those who say it never
has been the intention of the ADJ
ministration to pressthe Star-route
suits. Evidently Gen. MacVeagh |