Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-11

ference, which resumes it's sessions
in Paris in April next. The United
States will have another repre-
sentative in the place of Post
master-General Howe. Another
subject considered was the best
leg station to be recon- m mended to-
wards adjusting the pending Indian
troubles and for the advancement
of civilization among the abo-
rlginsl tribes.
Judge C0x's Charge.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Judge |
Cox concluded his decision at IL |
O'Clock, having consumed an hour
and forty minutes, speaking rapid.
ly upon every material point. His
rulings were decidedly against the
prayers of the defense. The only
grain Of comfort for the prisoner
was presented when Judge Cox
reached the question Of reasonable
doubt. Upon this subjec he said.
1 shall not charge the jury to
acquit il they find reasonable doubt
as TO any one element, but shall
take that into consideration and
charge them relative to all the ele-
ments, and that If, from all the
circumstances and the evidence
they have a reasonable doubt of
the commission by the defendant
of the crime as charged, then they |
shall acquit." AS Judge Cox fin
ished speaking, Guiteau called out,
I am perfectly satisfied with that |
exposition of the law"
Tne Chinese Hue.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th.-The |
Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lstions to-day referred the vari.
Gus bills for the restriction of Chi
nese immigration to sub-cOm-
mittee, consisting of Senators
Miller, of California, Edmunds,
Pendleton and Hill, of Georgia.
ConEress ;Onss.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th.-SEN-
ATE-Bsyard, from the Finance
Com mittee, reported Merfian's
Tariff Commission bill favOrab!y |
and The Garland bill adversely.
Bayard made on argument stating |
his views ou the tariff. He ar
rsigaed Congressional lcbbyisn ss !
illustrated in the Credit Mobiliei
business. The house had delayed |
action on the tariff; and, prOtec-
tion being fostered by questiopa-
BILE means, he was willing to try |
the experiment.
A BUbadit Episode.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10th.-The
Washington correspondent of the
Express suys: Gen. Burbridge pro.
poses to crowd Blackburn into an
uncomfortable corner and will not
permit the matter to rest Ms 1t is
In the controversy, where Black
burn attempts to ignore him, 1t is
evidently his intention to force
Blackburn to Il square back-dOwn
or fight. That he means busi-
ness is evidenced by the fact that
he has summoned here an old
friend aud fighting man, who has
had large experience in such mat
ters, viz Col. Parker, late of the
United States Army, but now of
Deadwood.
st0ushIon's F0ners'.
New YORK, Jan. 10th.-The fu-
neral of Minister StoughtOn was
attended by large concourse of
distinguished citizens. The pail
Fearels were Gen. Grant, Judge
Brady, Admiral Baldwin, Alfred
Bierstadt, G. A. Seward, John
Jacob Astor, A. Ls Roy, Ar. Mus
grove, Secretary of the Navy Hunt,
E. NJ. Dick Dson, VIM. M. Evarts,
ex Postmaster General James,
Judge Blatchfold, and Gen.
Cullum.
Meney ard stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10th.-Silver
bars, 1l2S; money, to 6; gov.
ernments quiet; stocks firm;
w. U, 77s; quicksilver, 12a; Pacific,
4l4; Msripo-a, 4; Wells, Fargo, 127;
New York Central. 1919; Erie, 4Cs; |
Panama, 100; Union Pacific, 1l7i; |
bonds, ll41; Central Pacific, SO;
bonds, ll3; Sutro, t; Mineral
Greek, 5.
Wanting lut0 ths USkuUw0.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-John
s. Capp. Il broker, unfortunate IN
speculation, committed suicide to-
day.
a EcnaerfOOt far Ar,zoaR.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10th The Jour-
mats Washington special says that
Hon. J. w. Eddy, of Aurora, Ills.,
seems to have good prospect for
the Governorship OF Arizona.
small Pox IN Il, Paso.
Ell PAso, Jan. 10th.-The doc
tors all certify that there are but
two cases of small pox here. They
have been removed out of the city
and are doing well. The medical
faculty consider the city perfectly
healthy. There are no cases in
Paso del Norte, Mexico. The re.
port was started by malicious par
ties in this city. There is no ex.
element here.