Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-01
warrington Mates.

ful of the work which Congress
proposes 10 do for Utah.
Warrington Mates.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-General
Hurlbert has q leave of absence TO
return home.
= Corkhil says the signatures on
the newspapers alleged to have
been found III the jury room are
clever professional forgeries. Sco-
vile thinks that Corkhill can't
so convince the Court
Scoville says Guiteau's mail will
be dumped into the Potomac uno-
pened.
Rl..ao's poncy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Ex.Sec-
retary Blaine's published defense
of his South American policy has
been the subject of considerable
CONNIE ana criticism among the
Republican members of Congress.
A prominent Western Senator re-
marked: "Blaint's policy as to
South America was outrageous;
that it WAS like an overgrOwn man
threatening a child with
violence without any prOvoca.
tion.u Another Westtrn Sen.
ator, hitherto a pronounced
Blaine man said: "rhis has un.
dou btedly hurt Blaine considera-
bly,"
Blaine's friends say unfriendly
com ments towards him are in.
duIged in to Il considerable extent
here and in Washington because it
is,suppOsed it ia popular with the
powers that be. But Blaine's
strength is among the people and
they will sustain him.
ssock Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3l,-Silver
bars, ia; money, 6 to 80 per diem;
Governments weak and lower;
stocks fairly firm; Western Union,
79a; quicksilver, IL; Pacific. 4l5;
Mariposa, 4; Wells Fargo. 1913: N.
Y.C. 129s; Erie, 373; Panama, 1876;
Union Pacific, 1l6a; bonds, lis;
Central Pacific, SS4; bonds, 1l34;
6utrO, /.
The Oih-r Nsae.
TRENTON, N. Y. Jan. 3l.-Oscar
L. Baldwin, late Cashier OF the
Mechanics National Benk of New.
ark, appeared before. the United
States Court to-day, pleaded gull.
ty and was sentenced to fifteen
years in the State Prison.
Thr Aftack on. Bi.cE.
QUINCY, Ill. Jau 31.-Later adj
vices say two unknown men enter
ed Blacks office. on Sunday even
ing and attacked him with knives.
The wounds are not serious. Rob.
berry was not attempted and the
object Is unknown.
rata, Dumsssic Qnarre,.
DISCO, Ills, jan. 3l.-Sunday
night Mrs. d. w. Miller becoming
involved in difficulty with her hus-
band seized all AK and attempted
to kill him. Failing in this che
retired to another room saturated
her clothing with kerosene and set
fire to her dress. She was burned
to death.
Brutat Murder.
WINoNA, MINI, Jan. 31.-Rob.
ert and John Carroll brutaIiy muir
dered with pitchforks, Titus HOyt,
q respected farmer with whom
their father was in dispute. The
three CAROLS who are hard set
have been arrested.
sasORg Amsi-R4 ormon H1ees1ng.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-An anti
polygamy meeting was held at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church
last night. The house was filled to
overfiowipg with the best citizens.
Rev. s. J. Nichols presided.
Speeches took strong ground
against the iniquitous practice and
called upon Congress to root 1t out.
An address to the Senators and
Representatives In Congress from
Missouri, asking their earnest in
fuence In the preparation and pas
sage of such measures as will en-
able the Government to put an end
to polygamy was adopted.
Railroad App0insmena.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 31.--J. M. Victor
has been appointed the New York
agent of the Texas Pacific Railroad
for California business.
Heavy Floods In Tennesse.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 31.-It is esti-
mated that the floods have done q
half q million dollars of damage in
Tennessee.
BiBIlaRds.
PARIS, Jan. 31.-The score In the
6losson-Vignaux billiard match,
first evening, SI0sson, 900 points,