Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-14
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San Fran cIsco,s worlds Fat


san Franclseo's worlds Fair.
SAN FRAScrsco, Dec. 13.--The ques-
ton Of holding Worlds Fair in 1887 in
this city is meeting with marked atten-
tion at the hands Of most Of the infiucn-
tiai citizens At an informal meeting held
last night Gov. Stoneman read kilograms
received from Oregon, California. Nevada
and the representatives of Washington
Territory, reading: "We cordially en-
dorse the proposition to hold Worlds
Fair in San Francisco in 1887" M. d.
Borack, Acting Secretary, stated that
the cost Of buildings wodld be about
81 ,000, 900. 1t was proposed to
erect them at Golden Gate Park.
He hoped Congress would make an sp-
preparation for the purpose, and stated
that during the past thirty-four years
ernment s49l ,000, 900 and therefore it
would not be immodest to ask the Gov
ernment for nd. Irving NJ. Scott said a
prominent citizen had promised him il
buildings were permanently erected in
the Park he would donate Sc, 900 worth
Of works Of art and similar sum in
money. Further meetings will be held
In the meantime the feasibility Of the
project Is gaining ground.
A Tombstone dispatch announces
that United States Deputy Sheriff
Saunders with posse got on the trail of
the Gage train robbers, and overlook
them ncar Gaieyyille. They engaged
them at long range bat the robbers sue.
ceed,d in effecting their escape.
sssrhan Beaten Fsr Secretary Of
.fsf the senate. rs
WAsHISGroS, Dec. Ia Republican
Senators we're iu caucus from ten to
twelve o'clock, discussing the re.organ
ixing of the Senate. Mahone was pres
ent at the beginning. A motion was
carried that they proceed TO the nomins-
tion Of candidate for Secretary of the
Senate. Jones, Of Nevada. nominated
Geo. C. Gorham, Of California. Miller,
Of New York, named Gen. Anson q.
McCook, of New York. Harrison nom
mated Major D. M. Rasndell. Eulogis.
each candidate and running debate
followed IN which majority Of the
Senators present took part Upon an
informal ballot the vote stood McCook
Is, Gorham rs. Ramsdel 3. A formal
ballot followed Immediately and re-
suited as follows: McCook l9, Gorhan
Is. Ramsdell 3. McCook was declared
the nominee, and the caucus adjourned
to reassemble after adjournment Of the
senate.
Arrangeneuts FOR the NationaI
H~..a.HsAA
WAsHIxGroS, Dec, l3-The object
of the resolution introduced by the new
National Republican Committee yester-
day is to put the National Convention
and 81 arrangements and matters per.
tanning thereto in the hands Of the Ma.
tional Committee. There are not to be go
many citizens on the committee as at
the last convention, but committee Of
Eve was appointed on motion Of New,
together with the chairman and Secre-
tary Of the National Committee to have
entire control Of the building, issuing
tickets and all rnsttrrs connected with
the holding Of the convention. L 4 tk I
a strike on the sTrfbune.-
Nav YoRK, Dec. ls--The entire
force Of comp mpositors on the New York
9ribaae, eigbty.six men. left WORK last
night. Subsequently, three men went
back and eleven more we're procured
from the outside. The ceuse Of the
strike Is said to be threatened attempt
on the part Of the foreman TO get men
from out Of town to take the places Of
Union men. II is rumored that large
parry of compositors will be brought
from Baltimore and Union men be dis
chaueas 3s M
Taking Time by the fsreleek.
CHIcA0o, Dee. l3-Several hundred
rooms have been engaged by telegraph
for State delegations TO the National
Republics Convention on June I'd, next.
One lssding hotel has orders for go
rooms.
The Anglo-lrish Situation
m9rfous. E
LoxDoS, Dec. IS-The Times says
There was never q more compromiaing
As6ance flung in the face of the English
pseion or government than when Parnelf
In bis speech In the Rotunda at Dublir,
Tuesday evening. declared war upon
conseitutioual principles and the connec-
ton Qf England aud Ireland impossible.
Public men ia England regard this re-
newal of the Irish warfare with indifes-
ence or contempt. The situation Is seri-
oas and will tax the ability of English
statesmen to the utmost.
o'Dsnaeifs sands Fast Ebsisx.
LoSpox, Dec. l3.-It Is understood
that the home officers sent a letter to
Judge Depman, who presided ut the
trial Of o. 0'Donnell, ssking his opinion in
regard to sufficient evidence having been
submitted by the prosecution TO support
the charge of wilful murder against
0DonnelL The Judge. in reply, stated
that the evidence given fully justified the
verdict. The Sheriffs have completed
their arrangements for the execution
Monday. Binns. the hangman, arrived
in London Saturday. Only twelve mem
bcys ef the press will be permitted to be
present,
They WIN Hsne Isin.
LONDON. Dec. l3.--Five Of the jurors
who convicted 0'Donnell are found,
Three desire meeting of the whole
twelve to explain the verdict and arrest
osecution. The authorities refuse 10
give the addresses Of the jurors to O'Don-
nsll's friends.
The war spirit spreading.
CoSsrAxrIsoPLE, Dec. l3.-News Of the
the defeat Of Egyptian army is spreading
In ARABIA. Numbers Of recruits have
Joined the Insurgents.
signor De Vivo. himself q veteran inn
pressario, tells an Albany Journal re-
PORTER that the competition between the
two opeya houses In New York can only
result in disaster for both Mapleson and
Abbsy. s1t cosss Abbey and Maple
son, he slys, s'somsthins VIE 1900 OF
e7000 night now. Patti-the divine
tstti--asta 5000, and Csmpanini, with
81 hr66ked volcs and pot belly. $1,000.