Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-26
is various, according to the famil.
iarity of the speakers with the cir
cumstances of the case and their
Individual feelings.

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iarity of the speakers with the cir
cumstances of the case and theil
Individual feelings.
Mining ssOok Quotations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-Cali.
fornia, soc; Virginia. 35e; Curry
So; Mex, $50; Ophir. $35; Union,
$40; Alta, SIT; Best, s.; Overman
SOC; Bslcher, 35c; Belle, $9s; Saw
age, SIG; Bodie, $3s; Mono, $lb.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 25.-The &C.
ton begun by AttOrr ey-Genera
Hart against the State Prison Di.
rectors to recover the money over.
drawn by them from the State fol
travelling expenses, has now beer
set for March 9th.
A Murder.e Lyncbed.
MINERAL PARK, Feb. 23d, via
Prescott, Feb. 25.-News has jus,
reached the Alta Arizona Office
of dreadful tragedy at Hackbur
ry, thirty miles from this town. J.
o. Weldon, q desperate haracter,
on the Goth instant, shot and al.
most instantly killed, without any
provOcatioD, a good, peaoeable Cit.
iZen by the name OF John Bullock
The citizens Immediately rushed
to The scene or the shooting and
opened fire on Weldon, which he
returned, slightly wounding Indian
Agent Chas. Spencer. The citizens
at length shot Weldon through the
breast, and after his pistol was
emptted he surrendered. He was
held in custody by Deputy sheriff
Davis TIL the night OF the 2lst,
when a party Of fifteen men took
him out and hung him to the beam
of Il blacksmith shop. Weldon de.
clared publicly, v short time ago,
that he was glad that Guiteau had
killed Garfield.
the sih,ness B.si iu ans scaaae-
C0mx ressuOSmt Nsses.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The
Senate this afternoon, by a vote of
thirty against sixteen, took up the
Chinese bill aud then went into
executive session, leaving it as un.
finished business. The bill was
taken up on motion OF Miller, sup.
ported by a forcible appeal from
Farley, in spite of the attempt
made by Bayard to obtain prece-
dsnce for the Tariff Commission
bill. The Senate adjourned till
Monday. The session then will be
formal on account Of the
Garfield Memorial service. Tues
day Miller will open debate on the
Chinese bill, and it is expected to
reach u vote by Wednesday. 1t
has been.decided to close all the Ex-
scutive Departments at II o'clock
IN Monday in honor of tue Gar.
field Memorial exercises.
The House Committee on post
offices and post roads agreed to
report to the House for passage
an ocean fast neutrality-suspicious.
bill.
The committee OH expenses of
President Garfield has agreed to
grant Mrs. Garfield the rem aiHder
Of her husbands salary for the
current year.
The House Committee on iuval
Id pensions to-day received petit.
lion asking that the widow of
President Polk be put on the PEN
siOn rolls. She Is said to be very
poor.
CUuKresstOuas Pr00ee0tngs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-HoUsE.
Henderson, OF Illinois, asked
consent to have the
Senate bill, placing General Grant
upon the retired list, taken from
the Speakers table and referred to
the ommittee on Military Affairs.
Objected. Reed, FROM the Com
mittee on Rules, reported resolu'
ton for select committee of nine
to consider ell questions relative
to wOman's rights.
a Is tor "s strsw-Bond sossal
surets-s Ind,ctsd.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Last
evening the Grand Jury handed
the District Attorney twenty pre-
sentiments in The PostOffice straw
bond cases, as follows: Two for
perjury against Jno. M. Minnix
and Chas. IL. Dickson; two for per-
Jury against w. s. Bafriger; one
Tor perjury against E. j. Scoveen;
one for conspiracy against Kate M.
Armstrong, Jas. w. Donohue and
w. w. Jackson; four for sonspir-
acy against Samuel G. Covell, Jas.
w. Donohue, Chss. Dickson and
M. MINK; four for conspiracy
against Albert e. Boone, Alvin o.
Burke, VIM. s. Barfinger, e. J.
5 weet and Samuel G. Covill; and
one for conspiracy against Jos. G..
Henderson and Others.
fhe Condemned Iadisn scouts,
WASHINGTON, Feb. Brittany,
Of the san Carlos Agency, teie-
graphs to the Indian Bureau that
the Indians at the agency are I'm.
sasy aud excited. in connection
with the approaching execution OF
the three condemned Indian scouts,
fixed for the Sd of March. He says
the other Indian prisoners are com.
of their long confinement
with0uG trial, and assert that they
under the pledge Of o
speedy and fair trial, and of being
good counsel. Tiffany
recommends the Presi.
dent 10 postpone the execution of