Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-28
'lished every morning, except Merday, by
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
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Reported Plot to BIow-up Cana
dian Government buildings
and Capture the Governor-tsen-
eraI.
San Francisco, Dec. GA Chron-
icie New York special says: II has
been learned that The Buffalo Catalan
Invincibles propose TO blow up the
Canadian Government Buildings Inter-
views with prominent Irish,nen disclosed
the objects Of the organization. James
@. Muldoon. lawyer. admitted that he
was President of the local branch and
said. "We wdl try and capture the
Governor General OF Canada. He used
to be All Irish landlord and is a hit sub
jeet for us to wreak our vengeance upon.
We have selected nine men sworn to do
their duty when the order il given"
A Pabiie Convenlence Impractica-
BILE ana lnexpedfent.
SAN Francisco, Dec. GA Wash
ington special says: General Land Com
missioner Mcfarland In response to
request asking for the establishment and
maintenance in New York OF an office
where immigrants can obtain all infUr-
,mat on regarding United States public
lands, the quantity open for preemption
aud homesteads, says II would for many
reasons be impracticable and inexpedieni.
A $1,000 Horse.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 27.--J. Csirne
Simpson has added the last four-year old
horse Antee to his santl Rosa stock.
He paid $4,000 for the horse.
wires working wretehediy.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 27. = Wires
working heavily East.
One OF the Bisbee Gang Held.
TOMBSTONE, A. r., Dec. 27.-Tho ex-
animation OF John Heath for completely
10 the Bisbee murders resulted ia the de-
iendant's being held as an accessory.
He made a statement admitting his init
mate association with the parties COM
Initting the deed. especially "Tex" How
ard, up to within few hours before the
murders were committed.
Gen. Grant Falls ON the Zee.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 27.-General Grant
in leaving the house to.day slipped up
on the ice and fell. receiving severe
shock and seriously injuring mis- thigh
Frederick Grant, his son. says he has
seen a surgeon who attended his father
bat was unable to determine whether
THE injury was dangerous or not. They
sxays however the limb will be paralyzed
~ the time being.
Public spirited Citizen.
CituSsATI, Dec. 27.-The announce
mend made that Ruben r. Springer.
-who Infamous for his gifts to the pub
lie, haA bequeathed to the Cincinnati
Art Mu4eum his valuable art collections.
also the picture willed him by his neice.
Mrs. M.lfs. 1t is also stated that he has
given 5000 more to the College of
Music for the new buildings.
President Arthur's Doings.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The President
deft Washington last evening for New
York for the purpose OF attending to
private business, and also to attend re-
.ception given this afternoon by Stephen
.B. French. He probably will return to
Washington tomorrow.
Big Request to Harvard.
BosroN, Dec. 27.-By the will Of
George Oakes Clark his estate, valued at
500, 600, Is left in trust for the benefit
OF his family and after their decease and
that of thor relatives the estate is be-
qneathed to Harvard College.
why Did Ne Not step In san Fran
CHICAGO, Dec. ga director and
engineer of the Tramway Company in
Melbourne has arrived in Chicago to
study the cable system, which they
propose to introduce in the colony OF
Victoria.
News OF Charley MeComas
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga telegram
TO Major-General Pope. at Fort Leaven-
worth, says; A white boy, thought to
be Charley McComas, Is with n band OF
Chiracahua Indians, and is daily ex-
pected to reach San Carlos Agency.
A Pennsylvania Colonel Dies.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. p. Thomas T.
Kane, who was Colonel of the famous
''Back Tair'.yegiwsnt Of Pennsylvania
soiass.ors, died OF pneumonia here to-
day.
Another Hyphen Name
PITTsBURoH, Dec. 27.--With capt
Sal stock OF Sl25, 900, the Chronicle and
Telegraph will be consolidated, retain
ing both names.
He Wont Kick 1t Again
LONDON, Dee PA terrible explo
sion, supposed to have been caused by
nm Internal machine, occurred at Birken-
head yesterday, but nobody was hurt.
A lamplighter observed two men watch
ing canister burning opposite dwell
ing house. Approaching the canister,
he kicked 1t few yards, when it sud-
denly exploded, breaking the windows
of all the houses in the vicinity. The
two men disappeared.
Polite But Positive.
PARIS, Dec. 27.--The Temps protests
against rumors of mediation between
France and China. and adds: France
always pays great attention to Eagland's