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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
ProhnhIx EntaI QunrreI.

HERoNs, Mont, Nov. 2I.--A quarrel
occurred to-day in W. j. Quirk's store,
between John Battersby, clerk. and a
man named Maxwell, employed in the
Northern Pacific shops. 1t appears that
Battersby got the best in a rough and.
tumble fight, when Maxwell whipped
out dirk and cut Battersby several
times in the back, one or two of the
wounds penetrating the lungs Battersby
crawled to his pistol in the office and
Cred at Maxwell, inlcting a slight
wound 1t is doubtful whether Bat
tersby can recover.
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.-IHerald Steam printing House.

The HpnALp Steam Printing House Is not SUI
passed by any job Printing Office on the Pacific
Coast. outside Of san Francisco, In facilities ioi
ng Job work. Low prices, good work and eH
itlou NAV be rollcd.upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

The HERALD office Is connected with the tele-
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county.
orders for Advertisements OF Job work may be
sent through THE medium to number l58
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Especial Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies, societies,
urches, ETC.. win only be inserted In the HERALD
paid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Worship, gratuitous directory, wh eb will
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

The Compte de Paris has secluded
himself at the Chateau d'Eu, and is fin
ishing the concluding volume of his work
on tho history OF the American War,
which he hopes to publish in 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Chinn,s Attitude.

BERLIN, Nov. 2l.-Chiua has issued
circular declaring that she has done her
utmost to preserve peace, but the de-
mands OF the French are SO exorbitant
that she can only maintain her present
attitude and abide the result.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
FOREIGN.
Threatening the Government.

MADRID, Nov. 2l.-The Republican
military society has issued an address to
the army Nnd people, declaring, if the
government does not establish universal
suffrage at the next session of the Cortes,
the society will adopt revolutionary
attitude
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

The HERALD isthe official paper Of the city OF
Los Angeles. The dty delinquent tax lists and
all other municipal notices appear only in It's col.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
FOR SALE.

large lot Of second.han canvas Apply at
the Rink, 144 South Spring street. noy22 st
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BrcntAno Bros, No. 8 Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HERALD. ltwiil
constantly DO found on sale on their counters
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The stock Board.

SAS FRANcTsoo, Nov 2l,-B Best and
Belcher, 3 10; Chollor, 2.05; Consol
idated Virginia, .40 Crown Point, l.00
Eureka Consolidated, 400; Gould Il
Curry, $50; Hale h Norcross, Las;
Mexican, $50; Northern Belle, 400;
Ophir, 5.S7; Potosi, 60; Savage, so;
S. Nevada, 3 Is; Union 3,35; Vel
low JacL et . III
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sterling, Exchange and Bonds.

New YORK, Nov. q Sterling bills, on
London, 90 days, s4.S3i; do do, sight
drafts, S4s6; U. S. AIS of 1891,
interest quarterly, Sl.l4f; U. s. As Of
1907, interest quarterly, 81 22s; U. s.
3s. 1901; Western Union Telegraph,
794.
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Another of wa.ter-on's vagaries.

PHILADELPHIA pa J, Nov. 2l.--A
Press New York special says; The Free
Trade meeting, which Watterson and
other anti Protective Democrats are ar
ranging TO take place in this city, is ex-
pected to have powerful effect on the
country in shaping the tariff policy.
Watterson believes the Pennsylvania
methods should no longer prevail. Hew-
lit thinks the revenue reform leg is the
only one the Democratic party has to
stand on, and the battle should be fought
and won in America, as it was in Eng
land, if it takes q quarter of a century
to do it. Part of the programme is to
elect Carlisle or Cox Speaker of the
House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
coopsRacE FOR SALE.

A lot OF empty whisky barrels and other aas
coperage for sale cheap at No Is Commercial
street, at the Commercial Wine Rooms Of New
lands & Hunter. noy1T iw
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By young lady Just from the East a situation
as clerk or eopyst In lawyers Office OF In an In
surance office; first-class references furnished.
Address for three mornings, "E 22, HERALD Office.
nov20 st
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EASTERN.
The AMMAN Question.

WAsHISoToS, Nov. 81 The Chinese
Minister, on behalf Of his government,
delivered letter TO Secretary Freling-
huysen relative TO AMMAN. The follow
ing extract gives the spirit Of the con-
nunication IF France desires TO main
tain friendly relations with China, why
should we not discuss the matter AMIGA.
bly,. II she insists upon invading the
Northern part Of AMMAN, where our
troops are stationed, this indicates that
she Is determined to break the friendly
tie. Our troops there cannot remain
with folded arms, but must meet them
in the field. We therefore send this
communication to all foreign powers.
showing, in the event of the friendly tie
being broken, that the cause Of the rup-
ture does not come from China
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

Mr. B. N Rowe Is the Santa Ana agent Of
the Herald.
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An ola Firm compelled to sus-
pend.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l--Michels,
Friedlander & Co., wholesale dealers in
furnishing goods in San Francisco and
New York, made an assignment to-day
in favor of their creditors. The failure
is due to heavy endorsements for Hen
lein & Co., and s. Lautenbach, of New
York, both of which firms racently
failed. Their liabilities are S400, 900,
of which half is New York indebtedness.
Friedlander says the assets are $3.50, 000
Every one will be paid in full. The firm
stood high and has been in existence
thirty years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Habeas Corpusing chinese
Traders.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l.--The near
approach of the departure of the steamer
seems to have inspired the friends of the
Chinese traders still remaining on the
City of Peking with renewed energy. BY
o'clock sixteen more had been landed
on habeas corpus writs, and it is stated
this evening that now nearly all have
been landed on afiidavits sworn out by
resident Chinese. The Bulletin states
that a few Chinese brokers will have
made during the past week several thou.
sand dollars by their combined efforts of
making out affidavits and writs.
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WANTED.

A second hand range from ten feet upwvrds
Address Immediately, A. o. B., HERALD office
nov2 2t
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BARBER WANTED.

A good barber, for a country hotel, who will
act half OF the day as table waiter. Inquire at
room o. Ponet building Main street. Boyls iw
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WANTED.

good stout boy as an APPRENTICE to learn the
trade OF Job printing. One with some experience
In presswork and setting type preferred Apply
at the HERALD STEAM PRINTING HOUSE,. n2lti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Don't want"Assisted. Emigrants

OTTAWA (0nt.), Nov 81 There is lit
tie probability that the Government will
assist the destitute emigrants sent out
by the Imperial authorities upon Impe-
rial responsibility. 1t is suggested that
destitute or undesirable emigrants be
shipped to the place whence they came,
as was done by the authoritins of Amer.
lean norts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
The DanviIle Riots Investigated
No Intimidation Used by Either
Party,

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 81. The commit.
tee of forty appointed to investigate the
facts connected with the riot OF the 3D.,
organized on the 18th inst and appoint
ed the proper sub-committees. All
persons having information relating to
the matters to be investigated were pub
licly requested to appear before the
subcommittee and testify. The sub
committee regularly attended to its
duties from the morning of the 18th to
the evening of the 2lst, during which
time 81 witnesses were examined. Said
witnesses for the most part were known
to the committee personally, and repre-
sented all classes and vocations.
They are intelligent and thor
oughly reliable. The Committee
makes a careful and impartial review of
all the facts connected with the riot.
After speaking of the ill-feeling existing
between the blacks and whites, the com
mittee states that the negroes were the
aggressors. The report adds that two
days before the election circulars signed
by prominent citizens and leaders of
both political parties were issued guar
anteeing every person, without regard to
color or party, the free and undisturbed
right of voting. No violence, threat or
Intimidation whatever was shown
toward negro or Coalition voters, but, on
the contrary, such voters were repeatedly
assured by citizens and the military Off.
GERS sent to Danville by the Governor
that they would be protectedin their right
to vote il they chose. Election day was
quiet without any disturbance or diff.
Guilty at any precinct or elsewhere in the
town, and the election itself honestly
conducted, free and fair in all respects.
The negroes, as body, refrsined from
voting, under the advice and cammand
OF their party leaders, while others
voted the Coalition ticket without hin.
drance from any quarter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
shot by IA iiuraIar.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2I.--At Rush
vile, Ind, at A o'clock this morning,
Edward Payne, cashier of the Rush
vile National Bank, was awak ened by a
noise. He started down stairs and met
burglar coming up, who ordered him
back, threatening to shoot. Payne
hurled vessel at him, whereupon the
burglar fired, the shot taking effect in
Payne's right lung He lies now in
critical condition. The burglar is at
large and unknown.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
suit by Divorced wife Against
Her Successor.

BosToN, Nov. 2l,-Ellen Thorne, the
divorced wife of Chas. r. Thorne jr.,
the actor, brought suit in the Supreme
Court against Mary s. Thorne, his Sec
ond wife, to recover, on an agreement
made Feb. 2S, 1878, and signed by the
defendant, whereby she agreed to guar
antee that Chas. K. Thorne, jr., should
pay $50 per month to plaintiff, and if he
did not so pay, the defendant herself
promised to do SO. She also agreed to
pay $1,000 in a lump when the monthly
payments would cease. The defendant
claims that the latter contract annulled
the one above, aud that its terms have
been fully carried ont
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
NoTIcE rO spORTsMEN, ,

Persons found shooting on or near Glassell res
eryoir will be prosecuted to the full extent Of ths
law, move lml n, ROGERS, Agent,
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AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

Apply to Ed Carroll, No 10 Fort street, be-
tween the hours OF 0 and P. NJ, nov20 lw
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proare.s of the walk,sts

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 2l.-The score
in the walking match up to noon to-day
is as follows; OLeary, 255; Hart, 246;
Hartman, 22s; Mcintyre. 25a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

British ship Argo, Capt. Bloomfield. from Aus
tralia-Nether agents nor the undersigned
master of the above named vessel, will be re
soonsible for any debts that may be contracted
BY the crew HARRY Bloomfield.
NOVEL 2w
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pnhIishIng Comnnnx Attnrhed.

SAN FRANcsco, Nov. 2i.-R. Hoe q
Co., of New York, levied an attachment
for SO, 700 at late hour yesterday af-
ternoon on the property of the North
,cest Ne,cs publishing company. The
amount was to-day paid in full and the
attachment raised
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
WAnTED.

Young ladies, smart, active and Of good adj
dress. Wages % per day. Enquire for II. b.,
Pieo House, . to 10 A. NJ noy21 ct
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

cottage house and lot on Spring street at a
bargain by j. F. White & Co., northeast corner
First and Second streets. novz2 II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
a Dangerous Thing About a Fire

PENpLRToN (Ogl, Nov. 2l.-Yester-
day heavy explosion occurred in Union
county, near Five Points, resulting in
very serious injury to one white man
and a Chinaman. A gang Of railroad
men were engaged blasting the roadway
at Dry Creek. The weather was very
cold, and quantity of giant powder
froze, A white man named Welsh, and
a Chinamau, placed about twenty pounds
near the camp fire to dry, and it caught
fire aud exploded, hurling both mon over
fifty feet. Neither was killed, but both
were horribly burned and bruised, 1t is
thought both will die. Another man
was blown over high embankment, but
escaped with slight bruises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
ESTRaY

strayed from the ranch Of c. V. Boquist, near
Downey City, In this county, Nov. 10, 1888, an
old bay horse, bare-footed. pigeon-toed, heavy
set, pony built; and enc black horse about seven
years old, about sixteen hands high, weight about
ll35 pounds, with nice name and very heavy long
tail, slightly knock-kneed; formerly owned by N.
A. Covarrubias.
The finder will receive liberal reward by
giving any information that will lead to their re-
covery, or by leaving them at the Turf Gallery,
First street. Los Angeles.
nov22 1w C. " B0QUIST
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Men to go to Morris Restaurant and Coffe
House, Is South Main street, to get their meals
Cheapest place in the city. novz2 lw
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wheat and harley Market.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.-Wheat
firm but quilted; seller 81 S2@l SS4, buy.
er, 81 si4@l s4A; buyer, season. 81 9e4.
Barley steady and active; seller, Sl.0la
@l02; seller, season, S0l@l ;0li, buyer,
season, sl,l3i@I l35.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
Inve.tirating the slongoiians.

sAS FRANoIsco, Nov. 81. Congress.
men Guenther and Denster, Of Wiscon-
sin, left this afternoon for the East.
During their visit they have been inves,
tigating the Chinese question, both hay
ing voted in favor Of the restriction act.
Denster was interviewed by an associ-
ated press reporter on the Speakership
fight, but he declined to commit him
self, declaring iokisgly that, like Tully
of California, he wanted to be on the
winning side. He spoke kindly of Car
Isle.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

By carpenter to do bullling In exchange for
lot. G. W. Kintz, 240 Fort street, Los Angeles
noy22 lw
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Good second hand top buggy by j. F. White
Co., northeast corner First and Main streets.
nov22 II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22

Six vacant lots, two OF them corner lots. at a
bargain, II called for within the next three days
to ]. F. White d Co., northeast corner First and
Main streets nov22 II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
wont Give Up Their Offices.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2l.-In an interview
to-day, David Bockholdt, County Clerk
OF this county anda four time polygamist,
announced that he would not relinquish
his Office; that the election held last Au.
gust, under the auspices of the Conmis-
sion, whereat his successor, among 9th
ers, was chosen, was "a mere farce" to
which he should pay no attention. A
large number of other polygamist officers
are holding over in the same way, in dis
regard of the election. Their theory is
that the Edmunds law is unconstitution-
al and the action of the Commission un-
der it invalid. And since the newly
elected Mormons are committed TO the
same view, and will not bring suit to
oust the polygamists, the latter seem to
have the best of the situation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
The western Development Pay
Roll.

SANTA Rosa, Cal, Nov. 2l.-In the
Colton-Stanford case to-day, Douty tes-
titled that the Los Angeles Anti-Moaop-
olist was paid monthly a salary Of $3.50
in lS77-'7S, for services. Governor Sal
ford (Arizona) was also found on the cor
poration salary list, having, by order of
Crocker, been paid $3.50 monthly by the
Western Development Company from
August, 1877, to March, 1873, for what
services Douty was unable to say.
yellow Fever In the Marine Hos
pitnl.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.-Surgeon
Van Zant, of the United States Marine
hospital, to-day reported two cases Of
yellow fever at that institution. 1t ap-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
More Excitement in the Hill
sharon Case.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. l2.-The Shar.
on.Hill case was productive Of
another scene in court to-day
Nelson, Miss Hills attorney, made
application that the Grand Jury
OF the city and county, now engaged in
investigating the charge of forgery
against Miss Hill, be recalled and rein
structed by the Judge. The application
was based on the alleged fact that one
of the Jurors had openly expressed his
conviction of the truth of the charge be-
fore a decision was reached. The
court room was packed, and General
Barnes, counsel for Sharon, stated that
under the Penal Code the Grand Jury
could not be interfered with. He fur
ther stated that in the police cosrt Mr..
Sharon came aud implored an investi-
CATION, but it was put off from time to
time. These were the facts he claimed
that ought to be investigated, and the
Grand Jury was the only body oompe.
tent to do il. Mr.. Tyler, of counsel for
the other side, insisted on reading the
letter he had addressed to the Grand
jury The Judge refused to hear it il it
contained anything scandalous. Tyler
then said he knew certain of the grand
Jurors who had been dined and wined
by Sharon, and that it had been asserted
that Sharon would spend a million dol.
lars to put Miss Hill inside the State
Prison. The Judge refused to
hear any more and stopped
further argument lie said if
the court could interfere with the func-
tons of the Grand Jury that institution,
so rev eisd ina the States of the Re-
public, would .e reduced TO mere
instrument in The hands of a Judge, in
stead of pnblic safeguard and bulwark
to the liberties of the people. He de-
MED the application,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
HeIdin VI, 900 Bail

HANFoRp, CAL, Nov. 2l.--Yesterday
and to-day was heard the preliminary
examination Of NJ. IL. Stewart, of Men
docino County. charged with firing
three shots at Mrs. Lyle, his divorced
wifes sister. The result was the COM
mitment of Stewart, with bail at IS, 900,
which he gave,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
NEW TODAY.

EDELMAN a. CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade IN Southern California. myl3h
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-22
sharon-IIiII.

San FnAScIsco, Nov. 81. - In the
sharon.Hill case Judge Toobey this
morning rendered decision refusing to
interfere with the workings Of the
Grand Jnrv
The Evening critic., 1883-01-27
OHIO AND JOMGEE.

The Versatile and Erratic Allen
O'Myers Gives His Views Of Ohio
Politics Generally and OF JOngee I'm
Particular.
A CRITIC ambassador surrounded Allen
O'Myers, of Ohio, and the Cincinnati En-
Qtdrer this morning at tho Capitol.
The gentleman belongs to the young and
hotblooded wing of the Ohio Democracy,
and seems to be here to throw harpoons
into the fat carcass of Colonel John G..
Thompson. The following interview may
explain some things:
"Mr. O'Meyers, what are you doing
here?" innocently asked the reporter.
None of your business Ask Jongee,"
was the savage reply,
Democrats going to carry Ohio this
fall?' asked the reporter on second trial.
''Going to try2 We are always trying"
'Who will be your candidate p
Either Judge Hoadley of Cincinnati, or
Judge Geddes, of Mansfield"
What will be the issue?"
Gree trade in everything from beer to
business, and especially whisky"
"Will Thompson run your campaign"
"AsS him."
"Will he be the next Sergeant.at-Arms
of the House,
ASK him"
"But he says he will"
We'll, say he can't"
"Why2"
"Well, if a mans clothes don't wear out
he buys n new suit if he can afford it, just
for a change. Thompson has had his share
and he is badly worn out in Ohio!"
But he claims that the Ohio delegation
is for him?"
you don't know John! He claims
everything with confidence. With eigh-
teen trials he has carried Ohio, with the
slight aid of 100000 Democrats, about three
times. He had d-n little to do with the
last election The only candidates for
Congress-Neal, of Chillcothe, and Powell,
of Delaware-he helped were beaten. john
will get just three votes out of fourteen
from Ohio if he remains in the field. There
is only one vote that he owns and that is
Beriah wilkins of Athertons dis
trict He owns him. Frank
Hurd may vote for him, but
/ doubt it.. He is Randall, high-tarif
Democrat, and Hurd is our free-trade saint
in Ohio. Personally, like John Thomp-
son, but he has rode our party to death.
We must have new men and new methods
before the Democracy can win in Ohio or
the country. For one man that John
Thompson can name that he can get in the
Ohio delegation 1 will name you two that
will vote against him. This is more in
formation than you have collided with for
weeks. Good day."
The Evening critic., 1883-01-27
NcMa Notes.

Smallpox is reported to be dying out in
Baltimore.
Fire partly destroyed the Sporza Casarim
Palace in Rome yesterday.
A severe gale in England has caused
much damage to property and loss of life.
The remains of Gustave Dore were in
tered at Pere Ia Chaise, Paris, yesterday.
1t is now intimated in London that the
Cimbria did not blow her whistle according
to rules on the night she was sunk by the
Sultan.
There are no cases of smallpox at Not
tinghani, Prince Georges County, Md.
The six cases reported are about two miles
from that place.
The cabinets OF Vienna, Berlin, Rome
and st. Petersburg have agreed to accept
the views of Lord Granville on the
Egyptian question.
At Palestine, Tex yesterday, Maggie
Gregory, aged 20, committed suicide by
throwing herself in front of freight
train because Of disappointment in love.
In the Supreme Court in New York city,
yesterday, Judge Barrett vacated the in
junction obtained by Colonel lIapleson re-
straining Emma Juch from singing with
any other management.
The health of NJ. 4. Polk, ex-treasurer of
Tennessee, is rapidly failing since his CON
finement in Jail. A writ of habeas corpus
will be applied for to-day. The Indictment
is believed to he defective
Mrs Ingel, wife of Rev. Osborne Ingel,
| pastor of AllSaints Episcopal Church in
Frederick, Md, lies critically i'll at her
residence on Record street. Five interest
ing children were taken from this family by
| diphtheria just one year ago.
Edward B. Williams, a note and stock
broker in Philadelphia was arrested yes
terday upon charges of larceny as bailee
and fraudulent representations, preferred
by William G. Shatier He was held in
| $500 for further hearing on Wednesday.
In the Delaware House of Representa-
| tives yesterday Speaker Bates introduced a
bill increasing the number of members to
80 and the Senate to 13. At present each
of the three counties in the State has
seven members in the House and three in
the Senate.
AT the inquest over the victims of the
Newhall House disaster, at Milwaukee
yesterday, Benjamin Tice, the chief clerk,
testified that out of 45 employees 35 were
saved. This isa contradiction of his former
statement, when he made the number OF
employees 81.
A dispatch from MuscOgee, Indian Terri
tory, says that while guard of soldiers was
on Wednesday last taking some 5000 ,00C
belonging to the Creek Orphan Fund to
okmulkee, where il was to be distributed
they were fired upon from the brush by un.
known persons. The troops returned the
fire, but no casualties resulted.
The ballotiug for the election of United
States Senator was continued yesterday by
the Legislatures of Michigan, Minnesota
and Nebraska without materially changing
the result. The Republican caucus of the
Colorado Legislature nominated II. NJ
Bowen for United States Senator for the
long term.
NJ. Duclerc, is suffering from sever,
cold. On that account there was no meet
ing of the French Cabinet yesterday. Th,
committee on the Expulsion bills will repor
to.the Chamber to-day, and there is talk o
compromise with the Government.
Paris correspondent says that the Govern
lnent is so disunited 1t does not know wha
! To do