Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-27

LATE TELEGRAMS.


SACRAMENTO, Feb. 26. In the Assem-
bly,, concurrent resolution by Barry,
pstitioning Congress to renew the sub
sidy for the Australian mail service. via
San Franchises, was adopted. The spe.
cial committee on the conduct of at
taches recommended the discharge Of
about dozsn committee clerks who had
nothing to do; also. engrossine clerk
Griffin. 1t was laid over until to-mor-
row. Flynn's Assembly Apportionment
Bill was finally passed, Al to 20. The
Road Bill, returned with amendmsnts,
was tskea up, and sent back TO the San
ate with . request that two amendments
b withdrawn. The General Appropris-
tion Bill, No. II, finally passed, Sc to II,
and was aent 10 the Senate; agreed. The
mnniGpsi corporation bill was intro
duced By Irwin from COMMITTEES. The
first reading was dispensed with, and
the bill placed on the second reading file.
Campbell, Of the committee appointed
to investigate tho charges against Mar
Gus P. Wiggan, Judge Of the Superior
Court of homo county, presented 1 70
port The report reviews facts already
published aud states that In the commit
tees opinion the cot Of the accused, in
receiving fee Of $500 for services was
wrong and should be returned by him
to the Board Of Supervisors and he
be removed from the Office he new holds
10 the manner provided by Sec. 10, Art.
c. Of the Constitution. The committee
we're unanimous sgainst Impeachment as
remedy for the offense complained Of.
believing il to be tedious and possibly
too scvereinits consequences. The report
recommends that accused be heard
Ia his behalf. and that report be taken
~ complained. After that the commit
tee will introduce the following: Re
solved by the Assembly, the Senate con
curing. that Marcus p. Wiggin, a Judge
Of the Superior Court In and for the
county Of Mono. Be removed from his
Office. Signed, Campbell, johnson. Yell,
Farley, Ryan.
Passengers BY the Ancsn.
San Francisco, Feb. %. The follow
ing passengers sailed at 8 A. N. on the
steamm Ancon, Mn. F Grosser, r A
Patton, C L Lobdels, Richard Dunniqap,
Mrs X Ballard, J L Wagner and wife,
J G Rowan, J w Byrne.
nan Eraneisee Markets.
San Francisco, Feb. 26.-Wheat,
dull. 81 .05@l .02i. Barley quiet steady;
feed, II 25i brewing, q. 30@l 40; chiva-
lier, el.350l 40. Oats as before.
el.760l.90. Corn unchanged, white
el.70. yellow Sl.65@ .67i. Hay strong.
Rreshet On the Mississippi.
vicKsBuRo, Fet. 25.-The water on
the vieksburg, Shreveport and Pacific
Railroad IL fifteen inches over the truck
between Delhi and Tallulah. II Is be-
lievsd trains will stop tomorrow. The
vickaburg aud Mendan Railroad has re-
sumsd traffic. At Allawarn q crevasse
. mile long has overnowsd many plan
tations.. Half the open lands on the
west side Of Madison Parish are covered.
A crsvasse above Providence is doing
serious damage in East Carroll The
lsvees on both sides Of the river are Inn
psrillsd. The bridge across Bayou
Pisrrs, On the jackson and Nntchez Rail-
road, b washed away.
1rfsh ARaars.
DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-If the Grand Jury
Of ths county OF Waterford finds true
bill against Bigger, Member Of Parlia-
ment for county Carlow, on : charge
Of using seditious language, the Crown
will apply for . change Of venue. The
London police have obtained informa-
ton that the names Of six men
have already been enrolled to fill gaps
in the ranks Of the Irish Invincibles
made by arrest Of members for murder
In Dublin. The Duke Of Cambridge,