Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 24--Rosecrans
introduced bill which, after reciting
that the Indians of Los Angeles, San
Bernardino and San Diego Counties are
Industrious, peaceable and well-behaved,
proposes to settle them upon lands owned
by them in severalty.
THE CHINESE BILL.
g Senator Miller thinks tonight that the
Mississippi bill will not occupy the time
of the Senate more than an hour or two
of tomorrow, and if it is disposed of, he
will urge the immediate consideration of
the Chinese BILL and hopes to get it fairly
under way before the adjournment to-
morrow.
EASTERN wORKINGMEN MOVING.
Representative Washburne, of Mimi,
presented in the House to-day petition
signed by workingmen protesting against
the importation of Chinese.
STAR ROUTE RoBBER RE-ARRAIGNED.
Boydell, one of the the parties in the
Star Route cases discharged on tech
nicality, was re-arraigned to-day.
fltUklNG IN NEAL hotoE'
The World prints long Washington
special, claiming that under the redis-
tricting of States the Democrats will
have large majority in the House OF
Representatives next year. 1t Is as
serted that the Democrats will have 1873
members, the Republicans 1877, with 5
Independents.
THE CHINESE BILL TAKEN UP.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate,
at2:35 o'clock this afternoon, took up the
House Chinese bill for consideration and
action.
HoAR's CHANCES.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-It is quite
probable that Senator Hoar will get the
vacancy on the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee caused by the resignation of Sec
rotary Teller.
BLAINE EXCoRIATEs SHEPHERD.
Ex-Secretary Blaine, in his very
lengthy examination before the Com
mittee of Foreign Relations, makes a
clear statement of his connection with
the Peruvian affair, and disposes of the
charge made by Shipherd. Among
other things he said it was certainly a
remarkable thing that man should
come to the American Secretary
of State introduced by a Senator
of the United States, and should DELHI
erately tell him he had offered bride
of $3.50, 900 of stock to Minister Pleni-
potentiary in a foreign country. There
was certainly large lie out some where,
and the witness thought it would not
require much investigation to locate it.
Blaine said, in relation to Garfeld's con-
nection with Shipherd, that he wished
to vindicate his name from being mixed
up with this dirty job. 81 was with
him every day; my relations were not
simply official from my connection with
him as member of his Cabinet.
The idea that he would subscribe to an
entire scheme of this moment for an UNI
known nondescript like Shipherd,
without speaking to his Secretary
of State about it can only be
the product of lying and perjury. The
face TO the facts disprove it. Falsehood
is to him an employment and perjury is
his pastime. He is not responsible for
what he says. There is nothing in all
this testimony that struck my feeling
as that attempt to drag down the name
of great man into the dirty puddle
that this man Shipherd was trying tc
stir up for pelf and plumber.
John Russell Young will take ,
Bride to China.
NEW YORK, April 24.AJohn Russell
Young, the U. S. Minister to China, will
start this afternoon for Hartford, Conn.
where he is to be married to niece of ex
Gov. Marshall Jewell. He will then pr
coed with his bride to San Froncisco ant
sail thence for his post of duty at Hon.
Kong.
Arrival of the HurIbut Family.
New YORK, April 25.-Ex- Ministe
Hurlbut's family have arrived.
Arthur's Stalwartism.
NEW YORK, April 25.-The 1ribun
reviews the antecedents of the ,Presi
dents latest appointments and show
that they all belong to the stalwar
wing of the party, and that they gener
ally replace those who belong to tn
majority of the party.
A Big Raise.
BUFFALO, April 25.-R. Porter Lee
late President, and Herman ). Hall,
young speculator who borrowed SAC, W
on ten thousand dollars of security fror
the First National Bank, now defunc1
has been arrested.