Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-08
Late kilograms.
aan Fsano,sen Mnrksss.

San Ffancnse0 Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Barley
booming; feed, l.60@1 623; brew
ing, $1.65@1 723; standard chew.
elier, $l.6O@l.65. POtatoes-High-
or, Jersey blues, $1.50; Petalumas,
ST. 4N@l so; Humboldt reds, $1.45@
1.5O; Early Rose, 81 15@l. 25; river
reds. $1@1.O5. Corn-Higher;
WASHINGTON, Jan. There
have been no new developments In
the Guiteau case. Judge Cox Is
engaged in the preparation Of his
rulings upon law points. Davidge
will then be ready to proceed at
once with the opening argument
for the prosecution, but it is
thought an adjournment will be
taken until Monday.
auisera.
WASHINGTON, Jan. In Gui.
tesu's case this morning, Davidge
opened the argument upon the
legal points, and was followed with
the closest attention. The jury
were told by the Judga that they
might be exCssed for to-day, but
all preferred to remain and listen
to the arguments. The prisoner
assured his counsel that he would
not ask to take any part in the
legal arguments to-day. but should
insist on making any comments
he might deem necessary to set
them right as the argument pro.
gressed. Guiteau pretended to
read q letter, but in reality followed
Davidge with the closest attention.
The few Interruptions he made
were unnoticed by counsel, save
when he called out: II didn't know
the difference between right and
wrong. had no chance; If had
I would not have done it," To
this Davidge said: "We will come
to that by and BY"
Tho Memorial Hospisss.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE
manager re- of the Garfield Memoir.
al Hospital held meeting to-
night. Circulars addressed by the
POstmaster.Genera to all Postmas-
ters requesting them to organize
committees to solicit subscriptions
are meeting hearty response. In
foreign countries com mittees have
been formed at Paris, Amsterdam,
Cairo, Vienna and London.
House Os m missets.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Many
House Committees have organized
to-day and arranged days of meet
ings. The District of Columbia
Committee decides TO report favor.
ably on the bill to Incorporate the
Garfield Memorial Hospital.
FREQ .uisous -sx,-s, small. r"x.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Su-
perinte ndent of the Railway Mail
Service has issued circular to
Division superintendent instruct
ing them in view Of the prevalence
of smallpox, with regard to the
supensiOp of mail communication
between infected localities, aud
has givin orders to take the nee.
essary action At one.
W-sbsss.on Mates.
WASHINGTON, Jau. 7-Scovllle
has received 4 bona Fl ie offer Of
$1,000 from o medical gentleman
for the body of Guiteau as sOou as
the law il executed-mOney down
and buyer to take all chances.
Guiteau is favorably impressed
with the proposition, but thinks he
ought to get more.
Guiteau insists on closing for the
defense.
Springer, Of the Committee on
medical bills of Garfield, says he
will not allow exoibitant bills.
Ford, of Missouri, leading
Green backer, says that his party
will 6ght all retundiDg PROPOSE
tions.
The sprague Case.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 1.-The
Sprsgue divorce casshas been post
poned until the 10Th. 1t Is UNDER
stood that negotiations are DelDg
made for an adjustment.
the Rssr"td War.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7-President
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania road,
has, 1t Is said, rejected six prop 1si-
tions to settle the railroad war by
arbitration, all OF which had re.
ceived the assent of the New York
Central, the Erie, and the Balti-
more aud Ohio companies. Mr..
Roberts assigns no reason and re-
fuses to name any terms as satis-
factory.
The PeiyEsmists sn renssysvsDss.
NEW YORK, Jan. THE Her.
adds Uniontown, Pa, special says:
Two Mormon preachers, M. 5.
Sigle and Wilson, are now In this
0unty and q number of aceessions
TO the ranks of polygamy is daily
Increasing.
Desshs IN CbfcaKs.
CHICAGO, Jan. There were
1ls fatal cases of smallpox during
December In Chicago and $40 other
deaths from zymotic disease. The
total number of deaths was 1,020.
Th a Hoo IN - - frnun am a II .uOY has