Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-23
Canadian COmmissioners lnvestI.
gafing the Chinese Problem.

be surplus Of fifty million bushels, or
thirty million centals.
Canadian Com Issioners Invest,.
gazing the Chinese Problem.
SAN Francisco, July 22.-The DOM.
mission Of inquiry appointed by the ca
madam Government are now here invest
igating the subject of Chinese immi-
grafton. They will continue their
labors here for two weeks and then
proceed to Victoria, b. c., for the
same purpose. This action resulted
from the introduction of resolution in
the Canadian Parliament interdicting
the further immigration Of Chinese into
British Columbia, the final actisn on
which was deferred, pending the report
Of this commission.
Frank Mutchings Pleads Guilty-
Ts No Sentenced Thursday.
SAN FRANcrsco, July 22.-Frsnk E.
Hutchings, murderer of his mistress,
Nettie Hutchings, pleaded guilty in the
Superior Court to o charge Of murder,
and was ordered to appear for sentence
on Thursday. July oath.
A Brutal Parent Arrested for
Murder.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.--William
Dolau, hickman here, has been ar
rested, charged with the murder of his
two-yesr-old son by neglecting to take
proper care of him.
Frasncnt or Legan's Letter.
SAN Francisco, July 22.-Owing to
trouble on the wires last night the COM
pletion of LoRan's letter did not get
Through until this morning. The fol-
lowing IL . synopsis Of the remainder:
"ae condemns the alleged practices of
the Democratic party in the south
where intimidation and violence are re.
sorted to ct the polls. Under those
practices minorities actually attempt to
direct the course of national affairs. A
liberal school system is advised for
the Southern States and the colored
people should be made as capable
of exercising the duties Of electors as
the white people. Referring to the
Spanish American States he say diplo-
macy and intrigue have done moro to
wrest the commerce of Spanish
America from the United States
than has the legitimate commercial
competition. He advocates the eight
hour law; urges the strengthening Of the
navy add says our obligations to the de-
Tenders of the country should not be for
gotten nor the recognition of them
through the pension ~ tenn be
imperrilled by adverse legislation. The
publIc lands should be kept for the peo-
pie and reserved for free homes. He con-
cludsd By saying that the present In
dias peilcy should be continued and inn
Dpoved upoA - experience may dictate.
status Or tho Bricklayers' strike.
NEW YoRK, July 22.-At the head.
quarters Of the stricking bricklayers and
lsborers last night it was stated that the
strick was virtually over and that nearly
oil the builders bad given In to their de-
mAnds. Only twelve hundred men 1t II
said are now in the strike. The Build
srs Associations on the other hand an
nouncs only two firms had given in, and
these were compelled to in consequence OF
their contracts.. Twenty-six members
Of the association and eight firms not
members had agreed to resist all de-
mands. The builders are 10 their bust
est season now, but Ia almust every case
the contracts contained clause provid-
ing for an extension Of time in case Of
strikes.
Another Terrible and Destructive
stern In Nebraska.
OMAHA, July % "A terrific wind and
rain storm prevailed here last night and
extended throughout the interior Of the
State. Reports fiom Merrick and Ham,
ilton counties show great loss Of prop.
erty. The roof Of one OF the largest
shops OF the Union Pacific was blown
Of. Fer two miles around Central City
the small grain was beaten fat to the
ground. Hail stones fell ~ large a
walnuts.
Meeting Of lndepe udents Opposed
TO Blaine.
New YORK, July PA meeting o.
Independents opposed to Blaine and Lo
gan Il announced for to-day at the Uni
versity Club theater in this city. Amonl
the more prominent faces noticed wer.
Geo. VIM. Curtis aud Carl Schurz. Th'
latter was the center of interest in al
animated group. The roll was called .
II O'Clock which is still incomplete.
Trades Ualsns Densnstratisn II
Londsn.
LONDON, July y. - The Telegram
says the demonstration of the trade
unions in Hyde Park yesterday ives thu
most remarkable and imposing eve
witnessed during Victoria's reign. Owe
one hundred thousand men marched il
-Lz.--:~- .-skK = 4 400 ~,x ~, - ~sou tr, diem;
iy. 1t will not do for Peers 10 mock o
undervalus its peaceful, simple method
or decry 1t - q paid show. The Stand
ard says the behavior Of the people wa
admirable, but the demonstration he
not changed the political situation in tn
slightest degree. The judgment Of th
silent and modest section Of the con
munity has not been effected.
Deaths from Cholera at MarseIlle
snd Tsulen on the Increase.
PANS, July 22.-There were thirt
deaths from cholera at Marseilles La
niaht and twenty eight at Toulon. !
great panic was created at Toulop lai
night by the arrival Of one hundre
collins. ordered from Marseillss. l
order TO allay the sycitement it ",
found necessary to send the cofhi
back. At meeting OF tho Mnnicip
Council, Of Paris, the Director OF Pul
lie Aid declared no case OF genuine Al
ATTIC or sparodic cholera was reported
the Paris hospitals. The deaths attri
utsd to cholera were really due to 9th
causes.
Frixhtful Death Rate at Ma
seiIles.
PARIS, July 22.-Sixty-ope deaf
from Cholera occurredat Marseilles du
ing the twenty -four ho,rs ending at Mi
o'clock last night. The number
deaths in that city sirce the epidem
appeared is S74.
cholera and Panic At Aries.
PARIS, July 22.--Death, from ohole
ct Aries are averaging min daily. II
panic here 10 increasingA The Arc
bishop Of AK visits the siffrers at thu
homes. 49,
Deaths at TeuIos-- Fts Chow Ca
tured by AdmiralCourbet.
PARIS, July 22.-- The number
deaths at Toulon, yesterdaA, from 10
NJ. to 9 P. N. was twelve.
The rumors that Foo Chov lad be
captured by Admiral Courbe IRE CO
frmed.
More Persecution OF tn Jsws
Two Rioters shot.
VIENNA. July 22.-The ptrder
miners OF Drohobiz to-day attacked
jewish inhabitants, smashed the u
dows aud forcibly entered their ~
gogus and destroyed their sacred bo
During the melee several persons y
killed and wounded. The police
two OF the rioters and reatored order