Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-28
Late kilograms.
A False RepUrs.

A False Repurs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27 1t is
&uthoritatively stated at the De.
psrtuent Of State that there is
no truth In the report brought by
the last mail from South America
that the Instructions OF this Gov
ernment to TrescOtt authorizes
him to demand of the Chilean
Government the restoration OF Cal.
deron to Peru. He was simply
directed to report the condition Of
affairs and to use his good offices
to bring about peaceful adjust
ment of the pending difficulties.
M~,kes Report.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.-Wheat
weaker No. l, $1623, No. 2, $l.623
@$1.65. Barley higher; feed 81. 65
@$1.2O; brewing, $1.723@$1.8O;
Chevalier, $1.654@S1.2 .222.
Euste~M 20 be lsoiased.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Scoville
and Warden CrOcker have arranged
that Guiteau is not to be inter-
viewed nor have written commune
cation with the outside world only
through Scoville for week. SEQ.
vile says Guiteau's egotism will
sustain him until he is sentenced
aud that then he will go to pieces.
so"viipe-9uiiesu.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 -Scoville
is much depressed, and says he
will make his argument for new
trial Saturday, hut with little hope
of success. The Judge before whom
the appeal must be heard ls preju-
diced by the force of public opin-
ion, and there IL not much doubt
but that Guiteau will be hanged.
Guiteau sends the press anot her
manifesto calling upon the pubic
ploy counsel to handle his Case be-
fore the court in banc.
0usseau Discussed.
WASHINaTON, Jan. 27.-ScOville
and Warden Crocker had a discuss
lon at the Jail yesterday as to the
propriety Of allowing Guiteau's ad-
dress to 60 out. Scoville at frs t
opposed it. but finally yielded. He
said, as long ss the papers will
print Guiteau's creeds he fancies
he has the ear Of the press; that he
10 superior to his counsel and can
manage his case entirely in his
own way, while 1t Is a matter of
fact that he is indebted to his own
utterar ces for yesterdays verdict.
Warden Croker suggested. "If
you will not supply him with any
more stationery l will see that he
does no more writing"
TIE ON atss Bup,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The re-
port Of The COmnittee on Educa.
tiOn and Labor, accompanying the
Anti-ChiDese bill, reviews the bill
In detail end calls attention to the
Importance of the measure to the
Pacific Coast and the unanimity Of
opinion there, and daells upon the
Improbable character Of Chinese
immigration, which is mentioned
as partakipg Of the character Of an
Invasion. Sens nr Miller reported
q bill enforclns the Chinese treaty
and will call Ii up Wednesday.
A New HI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Van Wyck, of Nebraska, to-day
presented u resolution that the
Surveyor General approve no more
applications for surveys under the
deposit syst em and that the Com
mittse on Public Lands investigate
abuses occurring under that sys.
tenn.
OWs mOse R-pr.s~"s"ssvr.
WAsHINGToN, Jan 27.-HoUsE.
The COMMITTEES on Census have
probably agreed to increase the
number of Representatives from
the State of Illinois from 20 to 81,
which will make the total number
of Representatives 800, Instead of
3l9 as proposed by McCook's bill.
Ths ssisss.g Crew.
WASHINGTON. Jan 27.-Secreta.
ry Hunt has received the follow.
ing cablegram by Post from Yak
utsh, Siberia, January 7th, via
Irkutsh:
Hunt, Secretary Of Navy, Wash
angton:
Telegram received. Every eff
for is being madej to find the miss.
ing men. Melville, with two men
and the Russian autorities 60
forth. Dsnnenhauer and nine men
70 to the Atlantic seaboard. Re-
port sent by mail.
(SigHed,) MELVILLE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27th.-The
sub-Territorial Committee agreed
by q vote of four to one to the bill
to divide Dakota into two Terrific.
ries. Dugro, Of New York, cast q
negative vote, regarding the bill
as . Republican measure, but he
admits that the full committee
will favorably report it. The
Mouse will pass the bill.
The Mormons.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-H0UsE
Townsend, Of Illinois, offered q
solution reeltiDg charges that
tain residents Of the Territories,