Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-12
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l1.-W heat
is weaker. at ST. 673 for No. l, and
$1.62i@l.65 for No. 2. .
1t is now expected that the call
son wheat will begin in about l5
days. A. H. Lissak has been APP
ipointed caller and A. J. Cove in
spe ctor. with the power TO appoint
neutrality-suspicious.. The report of the
Committee on Rules will be rem
,dered next Tuesday, and If adopt
ed, they will go into effect ten days
thereafter.
MinsoE Stock Rep"r'.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.-Cur-
ry, 3; Mexican, 10b; Ophir. 81; I'm
ion, 1t; Nevada, ST; Jacket. 2t;
Best. u; Overman, l; Point. 70;
Utah, ST; Savage. Il; King. Is S.6.
0..r.eee Gray. ADp-as.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE
argument on appeal OF Clarence
Gray, under sentence If twenty
years for killing Theodore Clan
cey, editor of the Santa Barbara
Press, was concluded before the
Supreme Court, and the case sub
mitted on briefs.
P.,ysnnsy D.nase.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 10.-To-day
the Legislative Council adopted
Wells and Thatcher's report on the
Governors message, with amend
ments which made the document
more insulting and defiant than
ever, and it's tone was to tho effect
that Utah asked nothing Of the
Government. The WO"aen's EC.
ponent, a Polygamist paper, in its
issue to-day, openly advocates pO-
lygamy.
the WashsnesO. Ir.S.dy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia. G.
SoteldO was arranged in the Po-
lice Court o.day charged with in-
tent to kill his brother, A. M. So.
-teldO. He was committed to Jail
to await the result of his brothers.
injuries. A. M. Soteldo has re-
gained consciousness, but is para
lyzed from the head down, and his
death is only question OF a short
time. The affair continues to be q
subject Of interest here. 1t is stat.
F. ed that the charges published in
the Republican To which Soteldo
: took exception were inspired by
The star route ring in retaliation
i for SOteldo's efforts to expose
them. Barton, Ia justification OF
himself, has declared that in pub
Fishing tile articles which cost So
fteldo his life be was not venting
ANY personal spleen, but was car
rying out the instructions OF his
superiors, which he dared not
disregard.
Ocmsr,bmsio"-s.., the Rmsflssd Mo".
um.n'.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL POST
master-Generai Howe has addressed
a letter to the postinasters of the
United States in which he says:
"The Society of the Army of the
Cumberland appeals tn you for aid
to procure contributions to funds
for the erection of monument at
the National Capital III the memo.
ry of Jas. A. Garfield. am sure
no word is needed from me TO en-
list your best Efforts in behalf of
such q canse. BY lis noble aspi-
ration and by his tireless endeavor
to promote the public welfare, Pres.
ident Garfield achieved the high
est honors of the Republic when he
had but little passed the noon of
life. He fell victim to a malice
80 wanton as to ibe demoniac. A
monument to him will attest the
nations gratitude for his virtues
and the nations adherence for that
inscrutable depravity which slew
him. Such structure. should not
be stinted for lack of means.o
The 0uascmaiBn Boundary.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1lth.-The
correspondence between Blaine
and Mexico relative to the Guate-
malan boundary called for by the
Senate, was received here in q vol
ume from the Mexican foreign
Office correspondence. BIaine's
letter is addressed to Philip H.
Morgan, of date June Is, 1881 1t
reviews the boundary disputes be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala and
tenders the mediation of the Unit
ed States, and deprecates any hos
tile movement on the part of Mex.
leo. The Mexican Minister in re-
ply says the complaints of the
Guatemalan Minister are not sim
cere, after making q general denial
of the statements made by Blaine,
he says that it is not possible to
even say at present whether that
question or any part oft can be
Hrbitrated.
OppOsisiOn to shs Tariff ara Bank
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-In re-
Spouse to the invitation for q con-
ference of the members Of the
House opposed to the Tariff Com
mission bill and to the extension
OF national bank charters, about
forty Congressman, principally
Southern Democrats and Green
hackers, assembled to-day, Judge
Reagan presiding. Resolutions
were adopted looking to the pre-