Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-06
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WAsHINGToN, March 6.-James Gil
fillan, Treasurer of the United States,
to-day rendered his resignation to the
President through the Secretary OF the
Treasury, to take effect on the first
proximo. Gillian has accepted the
position OF Treasurer and Manager of
the Mutual Trust Company of New York.
Suit Against ID, o. Mills.
New York, March 5.-Geosge Mil.
Ter has commenced an action in the
Kings County Supreme Court TO recover
$1,000 damages from d. .. Mills for in
iuries sustained on the elevator in Mlls's
building.
secretary FoIger Convaieseent.
WAsHISGToN, March 5.-Secretary
Folger has almost recovered from his
recent illness. He was at the Treasury
Department to-day and received large
number Of visitors.
The Dana Cameron Trip.
NEW York, March 3.-The contem-
plated trip to California of Charles A.
Dana and Simon Cameron and families,
delayed by the illness of Cameron's son,
will start within fortnight, travelling
over the Southern Pacific and making
an extended stay in New Orleans but
only a short visit in California. The
trip is purely for pleasure.
AFTER Ki,,
NEW YORK, March detective
Thore, of Scotland Yard, London, ar
rived by steamer Baltic yesterday and
went Immediately to Police Headquar.
tiers, whore he laid claims to Henry
David Kino, sometimes known "a Henry
Douglas kino, Russian jew who, UNI
der the extradition treaty was arrested
III oai. LAKE ny, feo' "a ne was
p .,nn" " ~ ,,;s.a',ai,,
agaaJans o., sei,ou,ad M l., Ersona
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herused TO interfere.
New York. March j. -Extraardinar
efforts have been made here for the
Communication of the sentence of Young
McGlor;n WIN murdered Iouis Uanlan
under circumstances which created. at
the time n thrill of horror. and whose
execution ia fixed for Friday next. Gov.
ernor Cleveland. who has been nett.
toned nv n great number of Mc(;Iorin's
friends and symnathizers. TODAY tele.
granhed the latter's counsel of his non.
interference. When the message was
reau W 'ue ~, p'lSo n; He D'VHu w WI IN
'"''''''S'i'"
Alex. IN. stephens Dend-A Large
Funeral Expected.
Ar,,xr, Ga March 4 The indica.
tions are that The funeral Of the late
o. Stanbans will he Tho Iaraest aver
saen in Eaora;n Tba civ Is heavily
dronaa ord AZ arc a. heIf mast
sworn In as governor -Stephens'
Remains.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 5.--Hon, Jas.
S. Boyton, President OF the State Senate,
has been sworn in AS Governor. He has
ordered an election to fill the vacancy
caused by Gov. Stephens's death, on the
oath OF April. The Democratic Execu-
tive Committee OF the State has been
caiieo 70 ii'ee. gu l huisuHy, az A. a'
W., w eois'ue. VIZ" rs 90 Sta W. ,,' Ill ~
aa'.;aj 60 ,ha con;tol ~ n ~ ,a.dav
70 Iia in state IN Tie Hall Of The House
o 1G Pen NJ s until Thursday When
ba vii he ;ntsrrs5 in Oakland Cematerv
seeret Marriage OF SENATOR raoor'
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-The secret has
lust been revealed here that Senator
Tabor of Colorado, and Miss Elizabeth
McCourt, of Oshkosh. were privately
married here ON the Both of last Sep,
TENDER. The ceremony took place in
the law office of Col. D. II. Dye, an init.
mate friend of the Senator. The cere.
mony was performed by,J ohm Nj. Round,
Justice of the Peace. and witnessed by
a brother of Miss McCourt, who accom-.
panied her to st. Louis for the purpose
stated on authority of Col. Dye. The
ceremony was kent secret because at
thot +ir,o olthor,b Tabor bo1 hoon