Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-03
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS.

LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL. TO TIE HERALD.i
Csmnting OF Noses In the speaker
ship right.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct 2.-Thc Louis
vile rourier-Jonraai has sent out ques.
tions within the past few months bear
ing upon the Speakership. The result
Of these efforts is ms follows: Randall
will obtain "a votes. or II less than
needed TO give HIM The Nomination in a
full caucns, say OF 100 Democratic mein-
bers Carlisles chances are that he will
receive the following vote ON the second
or third ballot, from the States named:
Alabama, 8; California, 3; Illinois, 8;
Iowa, 2; Louisiana, 3. Michigan. Q; Mis-
sour, o; New York, (Cox out, l2; North
Carolina, 3; South Carolina, 4; Texas, s;
West Virginia, 2; Arkansas, A.; Georgia,
s; Indiana, s; Kentucky, s; Virginia, 1;
Wisconsin, 4; total, ll6. Cox will re-
ceive more votes, probably, on the Iirst
ballot, than Mr.. Randall. He will not get
le than As and may rise to so. Springer
will receive or s, and there will, per-
hnps, be 10 or IL scattering votes. The
contest may narrow down between Car
Isle and Cox.
Compromising with the X. II. 90.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. by unani-
nous vote to-day, the following was
adopted by the Supervisors: "Where-
~ the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany~ ~hns offered to compromise and set
tls the claim of San Joaquin county,
which is the basis OF suit entitled.
The County OF San Joaquin VS.. Central
Pacific Railroad Company ct al, now
pending Ia the Supreme Court of Califor-
mia, by surrendering to said county its
bonds for 800. 900, with accrued inter
est thereon and payment to said county
tlfDeum Of $500, 200 in gold coin. BE il
resolved, that the said offer be and the
zAnie is hereby accepted.
Decision Reversed.
ALBASY, Oct. 2.-The Court of Ap-
peais decided the Hatch Williams cases
in favor Of ) the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. The decision of the
general term is reversed and the judg-
ment Of the special term affirmed.
General Haneock's Condition.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2-Dr. J. II. jane
way. being asked rs to the condition of
General Hancock, gave in reply the fol-
lowing bulletin: General Hancock Is
much better this morning. The wound
made yesterday is discharging freely and
looks remarkably well.
Violating the Cigar Making Law.
NEw YORK, Oct. David A. Paul,
of 325 East Eighth street, was arrested
to-day charged with violating the new
law in manufacturing cigars in tene.
ment. He was held in bail for trial
This was the first case under the law
which went into effect to-day and will
be carried to higher court and test
case made of it.
Donahne Case to be Considered.
New YonK. Oct. 2.-In respect to the
trunks OF Donahue, California million
airc, seized on board the steamer Servia,
Collector Robertson said. II have just
received telegram from Washington
saying not to send the Donahue case to
the District Attorney. until complete
report, which will forward to-day, is
carefnlly considered by the Secretary of
the Treasury"
The New York stock BEARD.
WALL STREET, Oct 2, Stocks
opened firm. In the first half hour
Western Union developed marked
strength and advanced to Slt. The rise
is due to the decision rendered in favor
Of the company by the Court Of Appeals
An attorney for the company says the
decision means that the adverse general
term decision is reversed and the desi-
sion by Judge Truax in the company's
favor is affirmed. This established
legally $l5, 526, 500 of the stock and re.
moves all obstacles in the way Of the
payment OF dividends. The advance in
the general list ranged from / 10 /. The
annual meeting Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company takes place
at Louisville tomorrow. Gould and
Sage will enter the directory. No
change will be made in the management
DccisIon en Church Property.
CINcIsNATI, Oct. 2.-In the matter of
the creditors of Archbishop Purcell, the
Court found that in the cases of churches,
though their title was in fee simple in
the name Of Archbishop Purcell, yet
they were built from money raised by
the members of the different congrega-
tions and that the title was vested in
the Archbishop by reason of the rules Of
the church, which, in such q case as
this, the Court was bound to regard
that the Archbishop had the title only
rs trustee for the uses OF the
congregation and that property so held
could not be subjected to the payment
of the debts of the Archbishop. And as
TO the cathedral and the cathedral
school. built by the Archbishop directly
from funds placed in his hands, except
about 100000 raised by subscription,
the Court held that though the Arch.
bishop held the property in trust, as he
did other churches, vet only to the
amount raised by subscription was the
assignee entitled to recover with interest
for the benefit of creditors.
A Loyal hut vigorous sailor.
MONTREAL, Oct. "A city bailiff was
pitched through the plate glass window
Of restaurant here by a sailor Of the
war ship Canada, for having uttered
deprecatory sentiments regarding Prince
George.
A Significant Rumor.
LONDON, Ost. IA Times correspond
emit, who was on the train with Alfonso
reports that at an interview with the
Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs, he
was authorized to deny the report that a
treaty would be entered into by Spain
with Germany.
PontIncaI Laws TO Prevail
ROME, Oct. IA papal decree regu-
Iating tho procedure before the civil tri-
bunals Of the vatican is published. The
decree ignores the italian law and ordains
that contracts between any portion Of
the Pope's household and parties outside
shall Be regulated solely by pontifical
laws.
The berlin Press ON the Insult.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.--All the newspapers
express great indignation at the insults
offered Alfonso in Paris.
what Alfonso Has to say.
PARIS, Oct. 2.--Alfonso, in declining
the invitation Of Grevy to prolong. his
stay in Paris, remarked that GrevY's