Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-02
The stock Board.
EASTERN.


WAsHISGToy, March L. SENATE =
Proceeded to consider the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill.
HousE-Reference of the report on
the Fertilization Appropriation bill was
agreed to. 1t appropriates 1926, 900
more than wlon it passed the House.
Page moved to suspend tho rules and
adopt the order of limited debate on the
River and Harbor bill, except in regard
to items for the improvement Of the Mis-.
sissippi river. Lost, yeas 1873, nays SO.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the state OF the Union,
but Hiscock objected to the River and
Harbor bill and the Committee rose and
reported the objection to the House.
The House, yeas l24, nays l07, order
ed consideration of the River and Har-
Dor bill to be resumed and Immediately
went into Committee on that bill.
Confirmed Governor OF Idaho.
WASHINGTON, March Ito day the
Senate confirmed Jno. N. Irwin, of Iowa.
Governor of Idaho Territory.
For the Mare Island Dry Dock.
WAsnISGToN, March |. Senator Mil.
Ter has secured from the Senate Appro-
priations Committee a recommendation
for an increase IN the Sundry Civil bill
of appropriations for the dry dock at
Mare Island from $3.50, 900, as passed
by the House, to $350,000 The Senator
has received assurance that the work
will now be prosecuted steadily until it
is completed.
Peculiar Railroad Accident.
WATERFOWL On. ", March LIN
the freight train accident on the Rome,
Watertown 4 Ogdensburg Railroad, a
car in the middle of the train left the
track three miles south of Adams, but
was not discovered till the train reached
that station safely The train crossed
bridge two hundred feet long all right.
The ties we've badly broken and the
spike heads and thousand fish-plate
bolts cut off. This had to be replaced
before trains could pass.
Everything Prepared for the Nup.
tiaIs.
New YORK, Mich. 1.-The 7elegram
has an alleged special from Raleigh, N.
C., announcing that arrangements are
completed for the marriage of Senator
Davis with Miss Addie Il. Burr, at the
residence of Congressman Green, at
Fayetteville. 1t is stated that the bri-
dial couple will go to Bloomington, ILL.,,
and thence to California.
a Wholesome Law.
OMAHA, Mich. lit has just been
learned that among the numerous bills
passed by the Legislature just before
adjournment, there was one requiring
the Press News Association and Tele-
graph Companies doing business in Ne
braska, to deliver news dispatches to
any paper applying for them and paying
Tor them at the established price. The
law requires such associations also to file
articles of incorporation. Penalties are
attached, one of which is one thousand
dollars for every refusal to deliver dis
patches to any newspaper willing to pay
for same, whether such paper belongs
to the Press Association or not. The
Associated Press papers here, as well as
the best lawyers, claim that the law is
unconstitutional so far as compelling the
delivery of dispatches to papers not
members of the Association.
Preparing for the Predicted
storms.
ToRNTo, March IA man named
hathaway, living near Russell, has such
faith in Virgins March storm prcdic.
tions that, for days, he has been con.
structing cave for himself and family
and laying in a months supply of pro.
visions.