Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-08

of naval vessels of the United
States to Valparaiso have done
much 10 allay the i'll feeling lately
exiting towards the United States
by the people of Chile.
supreme Court seats Nos In De
maD0.
WASHINGTON, March 7th.-The
friends of Senator Edmunds say
that he has been rendered the As.
sociate Justiceship of the Supreme
Court and will probably decline, il
he has not already done so.
Doa's went, Cenkiins,a Leaytaxs.
I WASHINGTON, March 7th.-A
prominent Senator says that Ed
munds would have accepted the
appointment If 1t had been ten
dsred to him first. 1t Is now
thought that Judge Biatchford, of
New York, Will be appointed.
the Aust-gbisese Biit.
WASHINGTON, March 7th.-Mil.
Ter. OF California, called attention
to the recent popular demonstra-
tiops in California and Nevada in
behalf of the Chinese bill. He
forwarded to the Clerk and had
read dispatches from the mass
meetings, the largest he said, ever
held in California-at San Francis.
CO, Stockton, Los Angeles, Santa
Cruz. Nevada City, Sonora and
various other points, reciting their
proceedings and the resolutions
they adopted In advocacy Of the
bill. Farley said he had also re-
eeived number Of dispatches OF
similar import from meetings al
Sacramento, Oakland, and else.
where. Fair had read a despatch
from the Governor OF Nevada,
dated March 4th, stating that mass
meetings for Chinese restriction
were then in progress in all the
prominent towns of the State, and
were unanimously In favor of the
bill.
At the conclusion of Edmunds's
remarks, Platt, of Connecticut, ex-
pressed desire to make a speech
on the bill, but said be was not
well enough to speak to-day. A
motion was then made for an ex.
ecutive session. The California
Senators endeavored to secure sn
agreement to vote upon the bill at
some fixed honr tomorrow: but,
failing to obtain unanimous con-
sent, gave notice that they will
ask the Senate to sit out the bill
Tomorrow. The Senate then, at
4:l0, went into executive session.
a Warming 40 t'oI,sic,aas.
NEW YORK, March 7th.-The
Grand Jury has indicted Special
Treasury Agent Curtis for asking
money for political purposes.
Justice 1it,-r in Danger.
NEW YORK, March IA Wash
ington special says that Justice
Miller, OF the Supreme Court, is i'll
again, the indications being that
another operation similar to that
performed year ago will have to
be made. The operation Ia q most
painful and dangerous one.
Honey asd STOOLS.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Silver
bars, 114s; money, 2@5; govern
ments steady; stocks, weaker;
w q, 7S4; Quicksilver, III; Pacific,
4Ot; Mariposa, soc; Wells Fargo, 1875;
New York Central, 1911; Erie, 36S;
Panama, 100; Union Pacific, liz;
bonds, ll52; Central Pacific, $50;
bonds, ia; Sutro, Toe; Silver Mug
get, 8.
The Embsss%.seS uasssu House.
BOSTON, March 7th.-More con.
fidence is felt to day in the ability
of Sweet d Co. to pay in full if an
extension is granted.
A a-r,eus BAstis With FueDio In
oians.
ST. LOUIS, March 7th.-A Santa
Fe, N. NJ, special says: Governor
Sheldon received news from Taos
Pueblo, yesterday, which, if SUBJ
stantiated, is serious. 1t is to the
effect that four days ago some
Pueblo Indians became drunk, were
arrested and placed in Jail. They
escaped and the Deputy Sheriff.
Meirs and Martinez started 10
Pueblo's town to re-arrest them.
They and their posse were met by
So armed Pueblo Indians, and q
fight ensued in which Deputy
Sheriff Meirs was killed and Dep
uty Sheriff Martinez mortally
wounded. The nurderers are not
yet captured The Taos Pueblo is
one of the richest and largest in
the territory, and heretofore the
best feeling has existed between
the PueblOs and the surrounding
Mexican towns. Of late 100 much
whisky traffic has been going on,
which the United States authori-
ties should stop Gov. Sheldon
has sent to Taos for the latest in
formation, and news is hourly ex.
pected.
A M0K0Hye1 sy0elan.
TERRE HAUTE, March 7th.-
The mangled remains of a woman
were found along the railroad
track near the city to-day. Evi.
dence of foul play has been di.cov-
cred.
Cattle Thieves severely Doals win
DENVER, March IA Republic
an special says that Arnold How.
ARD and Frank Young, charged
with cattle stealing, were arrested
and placed in. jail at Del Norte.
Saturday night one hundred
mounted men, supposed to be
stock men from the Rio Grande
and San Luis valleys, rode down
on the guards. The Jail was broken
open and, as the prisoners attempt
ed to escape, Young was MORALLY
wounded and Howard killed out
right.
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