Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-12

linghuysen some days ago instructed
Minister Lowell TO recognize O'Donnells 4
citizenship, and to-day further instruc-
tiofis were telegraphed. tes
The one hundred and twsnty third
call was redeemed to-day.
The annual report of the Commission.
er Of Agriculture Is in print. In speak
ing Of the Importance Of forest culture
the Commissioner says: The total value
Of forest products in the United States
Census last year were estimated ats700,-
000, 600. In other words, the forest pro
ducts exceed the value Of our
crops of. hay. rye,f oats, barley,
buckwheat, pota oes and tobacco taken
together. They amount 10 ten times
the value Of gold and silver, of which we
make 40 much account, and 10 three
times the value of the precious minerals,
coal aud ether minerals combined
wheat aud Rarely Report. C|
WAsHIkeToN, December 1.-THE re-
turns Of the wheat aggregate slightly ex
| ceeds four hundred million bushels.
Barley little less than in 1882.
trouble ON the Canadian Pacific.
| n N1NkEFEb, hhn,t Us IL - nc tf-
| tire busizess Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway j. at standstill No trains are
moving and the werk shops are all shut
down. The trouble Is owing 70 the
policy of retrenchment adopted by the
company. At noon 800 men walked out.
Engineer Still abandoned his train while
at the mouth of the eastern division.
The company will prosecute him to the
full extent Of the law. The mail going
south was sent to Emers ~ BY sleigh this
morning. TLe-ei, great Inconvenience to
the travelingpublic. The company has tel.
graphed East for engineers, hut it will
be several days before the trains or.
running. 1t is feared that the men will
become deinonstrative when the tew
men come on. Trouble is expected.
The weather is very mild. rA
| ireland and America. 80
| CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE following ca.
kilograms are self explanatory: To Alex
ander Sullivan, President Of the Irish
| National League of Amer ica--Chicago:
| Twelve hundred Nationalist in meeting
honoring Parnell, greet America, and
send thanks for her sympathy.
(Signed), DAWSON.
CHIcAdo--Lofd Mayor Dawson, Dub.
| lh--Irish Amer lea salutes Ireland, re-
echos her cheers for Parnel, and will
never cease to struggle with her for lib
efty until it is achieved. EHk
RiIls Introduced In the House.
| WASHINGTON, d. C.. Dec. II --HousK
The Speaker having Sc, ere cold,
- e Ns..I. i'll kl.. H.
Bills introduced Hatch, to establish
bureau of animal, industry to prevent
the importation Of disessed cattle and the
spread of contagious dlss ases among do
nestle animals. Burns, to a,iniit, free
of duty, all grades Of sugar, also, for
the relief Of land owners, whose land
was destroyed by any navigable river.
Valentine, 10 compel payment by the
.Union Pacific Railroad Company of
the cost OF surveying and select
ing certain land granted to it.
Strait, to reduce the price of public
lands within railroad limits; Dockery TO
exempt from customs duties all timber
and lumber needed for the construction
Of houses, fences, ships, barges and 9th
| er boats; Ray, to reduce on fees Post.
office money orders; Hardy, authorizing
the giving Of notice Of the wish of the
Unit III STATES TO terminate the treaty
between the United States and the King
If the Hawaiian Islands Jan. 30. 1885.
/ Skinner-To amend the act OF 1879 in
relation to the delivery of mails, so as
60 provide that letter carriers be em-
ployel for the free delivery of the mails
in every town of the United States hav-
ing population of 5000, and that they
may be employed in other places having
population of not less than 2000 md
at post Offices which produced a gross
revenue of not less than $1,000 in the
preceding fiscal year. - W#
Hutchins For the retirement Of all
legal tender notes of lower denomination
than five dollars.
| Bingham, fixing the rate Of postage on
m ,ilable matter of the first class at two
cents for each ounce or fraction thereof
Reagan, to allow the purchase of foreign
built ships by citizens Of the United
States Curry, for the election of Terrific
rial governors; also, for the admission OF
Arizona as a State. Raymond, to estab-
lish Territory north OF Dakota. Cain,
for the admission of U tah as State.
One thousand and twenty-one bills
were introduced yesterday aud to-day.
The Cherokee Award Crooked
ness.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-Col. Boudi.
not, the Washington agent of the Chero-
kee Nation, has addressed an open letter
to Secretary Teller in reference to the
charges respecting the mislppropration
of the Cherokee Indian award. Col.
Boudinot says he will prove, II the oppor.
tunty is afforded, that the Treasurer o t
the Cherokee Nation paid out S22, 800
out of the $50, 900 in fultllment of the
contract made by the Cherokee dtlega.
ton with ex.Congressman Phillips, of
Kansas, and that Phillips received the
money. Also, that both Phillips
and the Cherokee delegation rep.
resented to the Cherokee Cout :
Gil that said S22, 500, although
contracted to be paid to William A.
Phillips; it was not for his benefit, but
to pay certain high officials at Washing.
ton for their influence in procuring the
appropriation. Phillips, when asked
who the high officials were, gave his in.
terrogator to underst land that the high
officials were Secretary Teller and Sena.
tor Dawes. Col. Boudinot also says that
somebody took that money; ! know
neither you nor Senator Dawes ever got
a dollar of it; believe William A Phil.
lips did, and that he probably shared
with others.
Voted TO EOreclOsc,
BosTsN Dec. 1.-THE bondhoiders oi
the San Pedro Mining Company, OF New
Mexico, voted to foreclose the mortga re
and reorganize by issning new stock to
its holders
Teller shifts thc Annoyance.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.--Secretary
Teller is receiving SO many letters con.
eerning the Texas Pacific land grant that
it is becoming annoying, and he wishes
to have it understood that as Congress is
now in session, the whole matter oi
grants is before Congress Tor action, and
persons feeling an interest in the deter
minat. .on of the cases should address
Congress on the subject and not him.
Arkansas Republicans 30 Back
ON Dorsey.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dee. ll.-Tht
Republican State Central Commt't,
met to-day and elected exGoverroi
Powell Clayton for Chn!rman, vice
Terrans, deceased. The Committee
unanimously declared ex Senator Dor
sew no longer q citizen OF Arkansas, and