Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-09
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 8.-Rev.
Hugh p. Gallagher, rector OF St.
J0seph's Church in this city, died
yesterday afternoon after a brief
Illness.
Anssher 4Ssiu Buard.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S-The
committee appointed by the San
Francisco Stock Exchange TO con-
slider the question of ntartiDs u
wheat deal, has reported. The plan
/, to organize new association
under the auspices of the Board, to
be known as the San francisco
Grain Exchange. This organizs-
ton 10 to have q membership of
one hundred and fifty, its own Off :.
GERS and directors, its own caller,
and be entirely distinct from the
old Board, though under the pa
trOnage of the latter. The Ex-
change shall meet daily ut 1:20
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Grave approximations Abeus she
MOrmOn Bin.
SALT LAKE, March THE de-
lay in Congress over the Anti
Polygamy bill causes grave appre.
hensiOn among the Gentiles of
Utah. They believe that the luil
In the warfare is Occasioned by the
liberal use of Mormon gold placed
where it would edo the most good"
Letters from Washington on the
subject are all of the most discOur.
aging nature, and state that men
who were outspOken in their views
against poiygamy u few weeks
ago, are now either Iukewarm
or openly advocating the policy of
seating Cannon and letting the pc
lygamists alone. No Gentle in
Salt Lake has much hope for the
future, II Mormon Influences in
Congress are too strong for any bill
to pass without being utterly dis
emboweled. The Mormot are
new boosting of their success aud
Offering to bet that Cannon will be
seated and that there will be no
anti-Mormou legislation. A Com
stitutiOnal CMi ventiOn il called for
April 10Th, ut which time the Nor.
mons will ask to have Utah adj
United as u State.
W~t~s ~"pp , t~r y..nD.tone.
TOMBSTONE, A. IT,. March s.
Mexican & Knight, general deal
ers, doing q large business, tO-da y
made an assignment for the beDe-
1T of their creditors
The success Of the Girard 20.
stamp mill has settled the question
of permanent water supply at u
certain depth, that mill being sup
piled by water from the Sulphuret
mine The Contention Company
have determined to erect 40.
stamp mill at once at the mine,
thereby saving the hauling for ten
miles.
The pipe of the Huachuca Water
Company 10 nearly all on the
ground, and whep the works are
completed they Will furnish al uD-
limited supply, bringing water
from the mountains, twenty -four
miles distant. This makes the
fourth water company in Tomb
stone.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-Gen.
Grant 10 not the wealthy man he
has been represented to be. He is
very much In need OF the pay pro-
vidsd for in Gen. Logan's bill, re-
storing him at once. According
to trustworthy reports, he is with
out any personal income. The
house given him in New York was
decided to his vile. Then Gen.
Grant thought he had fortune in
the funds collected for him by
Jones, the publisher of the New
York Times; but Jones col
'lected for him only $4,000 This
money was invested in Wabash
railroad stock, which has depre.
,ciated In value to such an extent
that no income is obtained from
1t. None of the investments that
Grant has made in New York
have been successful. He has been
tried as presideD9 and director Ia y
great many concerns, but he draws
no money, so no is being gradually
dropped by the Investors who were
anxious a year or two ago to carry
him for the advantages his
name might give them.
His son, "Buck" Grant, is
quite rich and making plenty
money. The Generals position,
however, 10 full of em bsrrassment
1t is from q partial knowledge of
General GRANTS condition that his
friends have been SO earnestly urg-
ing the bill for restoring him to
the army. It is now, however,
pretty. certain that this bill will
fail in the House because the DEM
ocrats have already agreed upon a
policy which, il carried out, will
defeat the measure.
Anssdmoss so sns CSnssssossen.
WASHINGTON. March S.-Sena-
tor Saunders to-day submitted q
joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution al
lowing the people to elect Post
masters, Internal Revenue officers,
U. 3. Msrshal'e, and District At
torneys. He has studied the ques-