Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-06
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SAN FRANCISCO, January g.
The following passengers left san
Francisco by the steamer AncOn
to-day: H E Martin, Fl Steward,
Rev Thompson, Geo G Sutton. Miss
Lille WitherOw, Mrs E Il North,
N T Light, J M Blanchard, N
Eckstrom, Miss Rolns Scott, D
Parker, J w NorthoD, ] J Max
we'll, Mrs A Mecredy, ] Hickmott,
wife and child, J + Shepard and
wife. ] Dounallan, VIM F GrOss.
sau Fr~nc,sco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-Barley
booming; feed, 81 .554@l,80; brew
ing, ST. 60@l 674; STANDARD chew
eIier, l.60@l 6z4; coast, $1.57A; de-
mand quick,. buyers eager.
a Bt,i 60 Ch .nYs the n MeshUd % Ap-
p"nts"x C"nmsG,.s..
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-HOUSE.
--Orth rose to question of privi-
lege and said he intended early to
introduce bill for change In the
method of selecting committees.
He alluded to the vast interests In.
voIved and said the responsibility Of
forming com mittees was too great
for one man however capable and
honest, and as now eXercis ell 1t
was dangerous 0ne.man power
and may some time be used to the
detrimeDt of the best interests of
the people.
OatifurYia RliIs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. SIN the
House to-day ROsecrans, of Cali.
fornia, introduced the following
bills, which were referred: For
the erection of q public building in
San Francisco; indemnifyiDg Call
fornia for indebtedness incurred In
1851 and 1852 in Indian hOstilities.
House A0iourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The
House adjourned untiI Monday.
D.vis, sHvg-ns. Jones.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-SenatOr
Davis has recovered and visited the
President to-day.
Ex-senator Sargent has arrived
here.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, also
arrived last night from New York
city.
Hunt viii Rrmaia.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-There is
: no truth In the report OF Secretary
Hunt being rendered the Austrian
Mission. He expects to remain at
the head of the Navy Department.
8uueaU's Cnse.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. 5.-Neither
Reed nor ScOville appear at all san.
guine of favorable verdict, yet
both stoutly maintain rot only that
Guiteau was rot legally RESPONSE
BILE for his oct but is at this mo-
ment insane, his own assertion to
the contrary withstandlDg.
Scoville was greatly disappointed
at his failure TO get befo the jury
yesterday additional expert evil
dence with which h- had expected
to rebut the the testimony Of the
Government experts.
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 5.-Gui-
teau's counsel will give Judge Cox
their points tomorrow and Judge
Cox will rule Oh them. Immedi-
ately after opening Court Saturday
Davidge will occupy the day in
opening for the prosecution. ScO-
vile and Reed will reply and Gui-
teau will be allowed to address the
Jury if he desires. Judge Porter
will close. Scoville thinks the ar
guments will require four days. II
so the case will go to the jury by
Thursday next.
DoOm Of shs S"l,d souIh.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Bourbons
from all over the South are reviI-
ing Malone and display extreme
trepidation at the constant out.
cropping OF an inclination to fol.
low his footsteps on the part of
prominent men in other Southern
States. 1t Is believed among Re-
publicans very generally that the
break Ia the Solid South will soon
extend all along the line.
susEhsIy Embarrass.d.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-A Chi
cago Washington special says:
Generals Logan and Sherman are
much embarrassed because of Gen
Grants change of heart on the
Porter matter. Grant has written
Arthur on the matter.
Heaisby MOrsss.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 5.-Gen Ha-
zen, in his post0ff1ce report, notes
that not one obscene book has been
received at the Dead Letter Office
in the past year, and to find inde-
cent photographs is OF rare occur.
renee.
Tue rec Zone.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A special
from Washington says: The
northern States of Mexico have re-
Gently united In q demand upon
the Federal Government of Mexl-
co that the Zona Libra, or free belt,
shall be extended to the Pacific,
covering the entire border OF the