Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-23

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simply "prevented him from vi
ciousiy selling himself against u.s."
rhe Ossrs.h m ssis.
BOSTON. March % 2-Postm aster
General Howe, 10 a conference to.
day with merchants and others
regarding mail transportation,
promised to give attention to the
complaint that the Australian mail
bound east was delayed by the
stoppsge at Chicago. He expects
to cave twenty-four bours' time Ia
the service between New York and
San Francisco.
A Curiaus nrs.n.usi. Gsih,t1.a
sousnovn -,ocks.
BOSTON, March % Much spec.
ulatiOu was caused on State street
yesterday by the sudden apprecia-
ton of California Southern Rail-
road Subscriptions. Blocks of No. 2,
which sold at 30@35 premium yes
terday leaped, by rs bounds, to
$50. The theory is that the
Southern Pacific is after the Cali.
lorna Southern in order to head
off the Athison Company; but the
officials of the Southern road say
that no negotiations are in pro.
gress and that they know nothing
of the cause tf yesterdays move
ment. The buying was by brokers
not identified with any large
lhousas, and included stock well as
Hs bonha
Is stssnv Hp 0bsrac,-s 10 ,s.4h,n+se
| But.
NEW YORK, March 22 The
Commercial Advertiser's Wash
ington speacial says that some
friends Of the Chioese bill are dis
turbed over the report that the
President does not look with favor
upon some of its provisions, or
course he hss said nothing to indi-
cate what his actual position IL,
or what he will do if the bill il pre-
sented to him for signature; but
there is an uneasy feeling that he
does not take the view that the
advocates of the measure do, is re-
garded as noteworthy if not signifi-
cant. The opinion is quite general
among members Of the diplomati
corps that the passage OF this bill
will rebound to the commercial in
Jury of the United States in the
not distant future. This is suspect
ed from certain remarks current
that the Secretary of State, FIRE.
lingbuysen, does not believe that |
the limit when Chinese can again |
come to this country ought TO be |
fixed at 20 years.
GrsD,'- Opt"s"n at % ssuv. .r.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Cul. Thos. |
M. Nichols says he had d couver-
sstion with General Grant in New |
York soon after Garfield's election,
during which Grant said that Gar.
field could never speak 10 either
| Rosecrans or Hewitt wi hout an
entire sacrifice of his own self.re.
spec that Hewitt's conduct has
been outgtageonsly indecent and
that ot ROsecian5 has been worse;
that Garfield had beeu his best
friend; had defended, excused and
apOlogi lied for Rosecrans's blunders |
for the past seventeen years; that
| hut for the friendship of Garfield |
he would have sunk into deserved
obscurity long ago; that he was
never fit to command an army,and |
could not obey oIders; that but for
the intelligence of Garfield and
Thomas, Rosecrans would have ut.
ierly destroyed the entire army of
the Cumberland through his igno-
rance and 0bstiuacy.
tn Hortn,Ts rne,fe Rairoad
E.Tsnr.
CHICAGO, March %. The follow
ing is the la est from the most re-
liable source: A Bismarck, Dako-
ia, special to the Tribune, via the
train just arrived, says that nine
men were instantly killed and
eleven others injured. The cars
caught fire ana two men were
burned. The accident happened
two miles east of Sweetbrier, at a
place known as Soapstone Cut, at
the crossing of Hart river. Four
bends OF the bridge gave way.
Only the work train was wrecked,
that OF jack Simon, in charge of
tue latter, known as Black Jack.
The snow plow which was ahead
of the wrecked train is now Ell
route to Mandan with the killed
and injured on board.
T",ter I" he See<~s"rS OF the lats-
rser.
DENVER, March 22.-Privste dis
patches from Senator Teller to his
friends here state positively that
he will be appointed Secretary of
the Interior tomorrow or next |
day. His friends say that Arthur
offered him the place some time
ago, but he then desired to be his
own successor in the Senate. Ee
has now become pursuaded that
the Senatorial fight will bo too
hot, and has consented to accept
the Interior position
The Aeasss- aftH- E,thetes Comlax
OMAHA, March 2l-Oscar Wilde
goes to San Francisco to. morrow,
He had large audience Tonight.
Dresdiui R1iirOnd Aecioens.
BISMARCK, March pa terrible
wreck is reported at Sweetbriar,
about forty miles west of here, on
the North Pacific. An engine
came here from Msndon for physi-
clans and assistance to attend the
sufferers in the wreck. tits stated
that Black Jacks work train,
bound west, went through the
bridge, and the passenger train, but
little behind, followed. Thirty
persons are reported killed, and
~, m xy ,,,Arn nj the phx, |