Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-25
Late kilograms.
The rs,vet std C,ssus ratr- E.Mst


The rs,ves ssa~ C,ssus ratr- EAst
Dry.
RIVERSIDE, March 24.h.-The
weather is uncomfortably warm
the warmest of the season. The
snow is rapidly disappearing from
the mountains. The number Of
visitors to-day (ihe last of the Fair)
is the largest since the opening.
The Committee of Awards are at
work aud will be ready to report
this evening. Tue exercises this
evening will include several pa
psrs by prominent horticulturIsts
and the announce ments of prlz
The Fair ie a sUcce-s and fully up
To the expectations OF tile man.
ayers. The programmr Was cut
short last night.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-The
Sub-Com mittee of Ten, appointed
several weeks ago to prepare sys-
tenn for the reorganization of the
Democracy Of San Francisco, have
issued circular report embodyiog
detailed and elaborate plan for
accom- mpiishipg the purpose. Among
other suggestions IL Is proposed to
organize forty seyen clubs in the
city according to the number Of
voters. Another proposition is to
provide r twenty. seven clubs
On the question OF the nun ber OF
clubs The Con- nnttee are divided.
Asyet neither plaza has been rati.
fled. H. Ia the purposs OF the Com
mitlee to effect thorough aud
radical reorganization Of the DEM
ocratic party III this city.
%a.6ay Law O"sss-Assesssi.n
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a The
Sunday law cases were called IN
the Police Court this morning and
continued for one month.
Iss.r,ss.. Am~,ss.s Gshr v SO on
.sr Ch.nes. Bus.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-In
view f the overwhelming msjor
ty by which the Chinese bin was
passed by the House. and the prac-
ticaily tw0.tbirds vote by which 1t
passed the Senate, there Is no long
or any talk about It's veto, and
even If the President were capable
of entertaining the idea, tue bill
would upqueslionab!y be repassed
over his veto. An analysts of the
vote on the final passage OF the
measure without any amendment
shows that a much larger propol-
tion of Republicans voted for II 10
the House than IN the eeDate,
there being Go Republicans ami
1O2 Democratic Representatives
recorded in the sfii iirmatlve, snd 81
Republicans and Democrats III
the negative. The vote on Kes
sons amendment, 10 reduce the
term Of suspension 10 ten years WAS
made up as follows: IN favor of
amendment. 95 Republicans and
5 Democrat; against amendment,
81 Republicans and 81 Democrats.
In these statements, seven or eight
greepback aud Independent MEM
bers, who vots d. are classified ac-
cord,ng TO their customary affiila.
ti0ns OIL political questions other
than financial, cLd 80 account is
taken of members who are paired
or who lodged voting on
either side, it being impossible at
present to ascertain the facts In
regard to them. Batterworth's
amendment, to reduce the term of
suspension to. fifteen years.
obtained eigthty-one affirma.
tive votes against ninety
nine on u division, and
all the amendments offered
were rejected by Viva voce votes,
which were, judging by the sound,
so overw b Ginning that no one at
tempted to call for u division on
them. Among the amendments
thus decisively rejected were sew
eral which aimed at restricting the
operations of the bill to Chinese
who came here under labor con-
tracts and to criminals and dis
eased persons, and many other
amendments OF which notice had
been given, were sensibly with
drawn by their authors. Page sur.
passed the expectations of his
friends by the character of the short
extemporaneous speech with which
he closed the debate. The corpO.
rations to which he referred as hav.
ing united to defeat the bill, are
the Central Pacific and the North
ern Pacific Railroad Comp snies,
and the Chinese Six Companies.
He also referred to j P. u Ken
nedy, Of Washington, the agent OF
the Chinese Companies.
Biasne's Views "f tue resu Ques.
Wa. aaous.ToN, March 24.-Gen-
er 40 'suntril Is shortly TO be re-
tis9ravAa-- Ny Post tomorrow will
print an interview with Blaine on
the Chile-Peru matter. Blaine
says that Peru is to be desolated
and destroyed and the spoils divid-
ed between Chile and the English
bondholders and the speculators
who furnished Chile the means to
carry on the war, and that Trescott
is forbidden to protest, that 1t is a
surrender Of American commercial
interests and the impairment OF
American prestige, not only In
- Il +