Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-04
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morrow, which was looked upon
by some as an intimation that the
Court may accede to Scoville's re.
quest. The Court, at $40 P. NJ. ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Referred 40 sub.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3d.-The
Senate Committee on Territories
referred the various Dakota bills
to Subcommittee, consisting of
Senators Sanders, Harrison and
Garland.
G<aat Not IoIerasse0.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3D.. r.
Shepherd, President of the Peru
Wan Company, said to-day that
Gen. Grant has never been person.
ally interested in the Company, as
q corporator or otherwise pecuni-
arily. Gen. Grant subsequently
stated, in reply to q question as to
his reported connection with the
Company, that he had nothing to
say in the matter; that he knew
nothing more about it than had
already appeared in print, and that
he had no more interest than the
general public.
the New fundtng BnI.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-The
Funding bill. as it passed the Sem
ate to-day, provides for the issue
in exchange for 81 per cents or
money of 8 per cent. bonds, inter-
est payable quarterly or semi
annually, exempts them from all
taxation and payable at the pleas
ure of the United States; provided,
they shall not be payable so long
as any bonds bearing q rate of in
terest higher than 3 per cent. and
redeemable remain outstanding.
The last of.said bonds originally is
sued and their substitutes under
this act shall be first called, and
this order of payment shall be fol-
lowed unit all are paid. The money
deposited through this act shall be
promptly applied solely for the re-
demptiOn of 81 per cent. bonds of
the United states audi the aggre-
gate amount of deposits made and
bonds issued under this act shall
not exceed $2OO, ,0e0, 600; the amount
of money SO derived shall not eX-
ceed at any time $25, 100000.
Section 2-National Bank asscci-
alton desiring to withdraw their
circulating notes shall be required
to give thirty days notice TO the
Comptroller OF the Currency; pro-
vided, that not more than S., COO, 600
of lawful money shall be deposited
during any calendar month for this
purpose and that the provisions OF
this section shall not apply to bonds
called for redemption by the Sec
retary of the Treasury.
Section 3-NothiDg in this Sec
tion shall be construed as to au.
tborize any increase of the public
debt.
| Fire IN Ohis.
FINDLAY, Ohio, Feb. 3.-A fire
destroyed number of houses last
night. Loss $4,000.
Money aud stoehs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Silver bars
11s5; money, 81 to AZ; Govern
ments firm; stocks, firm, higher
w U, SO5; Quicksilver, l2a; Pacific
45S; Mariposa, 4; Wells Fargo, 1871
New York Central, 1lls; Erie, 4O5
Panama. 1888; Union Pacific, 1854
bonds, ll54; Central Pacific, sol
bonds, 11S4; Sutro, &; Minera
Creek, 5; Silver Nugget, 81.
the Arrsphoe Isdisn Cmiels.
CARLISLE, Pa, Feb. 3d.-Agent
Hattoa arrived here this morning
from Washakie, Wyoming Terri
tory, in charge of the Arapahoe
chiefs Black Coal, Sharp Nose, Lit.
tie Wolf, White Horse and Iron,
who, after visit to their children
at the Indian Training School here
started for Washington. The chiefs
were in full Indian dress and pre-.
sented a fine appearance. They
wept for joy on meeting theil
children, embracing and kissing
them repeatedly. They are de-
lighted with the progress theil
children have made in the past
year. There are now 276 Indian
students, from % different tribes, al
Carlisle.
A shertR - Party Kiuea.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Feb. 3d.
At santa Maria, Sheriff Beyto, &C.
companied by his deputies, Name.
rO, Rosa, Francisco and Leonardo,
an II. Summers, electrician of the
Western Union Telegraph Compa.
ny, who happened to bs with the
Sheriff, attem pied to arrest J. Nj.
Elizado and F. Lopez on warrants.
While the Sheriff was seeking the
parties In a field, the rest Of his
party proceeded to the house. The
Sheriff, hearing shots, ran to the
house and found all his party shot
dead except Summers. Proceeding
on the trail of the murderers they
were fired on from a bushs The
Sheriff returned the fire, killing
Elizado. Lopez escaped.
Fre0ch OOHns IN TrOubie.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3d.-A disdatch
from San Antonio, Texas, says
that a sensation has been created
there by the arrest of French
Count named Deker- Oman, charged
with attempting the murder of DIR.
Cupples and his wife, Miss Shane,
a step daughter, and the family
coachmaD, named Dale. II is
said that a great scandal will be
developed when the matter comes
into Court for trial.