Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01
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LIeutenaut sehwatka Breaks an

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.--Lieutenant
Frederick Schwatka. who is now here
on his way to Ariz ma, accidentally
broke his arm last night. In going to
the door Of his room to answer raps
he stumbled over chair and in fall
sustained the injury mentioned.
Arrival or Delegates at Chicago
California and Nevada Delega-
ties.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 3lst. The weather
Il steadily growing warmer and the
political atmosphere apparently in
sympathy, is becoming more heat
cd. This morning witnessed the
arrival Of Q large number Of Contin-
gent delegates mainly from the Southern
States who come in independent detacl,-
ments and representing irregularly all
portions of the South. Thers were o
urge number Of arrivals from Iowa, and
practically the entire delegation from
that State is now in the city. Two
Blaine delegates came In from the eigh-
teenth Ohio district, and they were ac-
c0mpsnied by somewhat over one hun
dred visitors. They marched to their
hall from the depot in a sold body. The
event Of the morning was the arrival OF
the California and Nevada delegations,
whOse transit eastward has already been
very wild ly heralded. They were met
st the depot BY delegation Of citizens
sad, preceded by martial music, were
marched to their quarters ut the Palmer
house. The ladies and gentlemen Of the
party alike were taking part in the pro-
oession until their arrival in the hotel
lobby where dense crowds had collected
The delegation gave three cheers for the
gentleman from Maine aud sepa-
rated. The rooms set apart for
the reception Of delegation Of
business men from New York by
busiaess men Of this city in advancing
the candidacy Of Mr.. Arthur, being
richly decorated in anticipation Of the
arrival OF the party from the East. A.
3o'clook this afternoon at the Grand Pa
cific Hotel the managers in charge OF the
movement in the interest Of Logan have
thrown open the Two large parlors on
the first floor in place Of the more con-
tracted quarters heretofore occupied by
them. II Is estimated that about three
hundred delegates are now in the city.
The National Convention will begin lis
session 1T noon to day.
Falrss Nay ef the Chicago Cos
yentien.
CHICAGO, May 30.-Ths National Re-
publican Committee held session be-
ginning o-day, all the States and Terri
tories being represented except Louisi-
ana, Florida, South Carolina and U'nh.
No business was transacted beyond ar
ranging for the distribution Of tickets
Of admission to the Convention and ap-
pointing j. NJ. Bean, Of Wisconsin, and
James H. Stone, Of Michigan, reading
clerks.
Newspaper Mes On the wing.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-A special train
furnished for the Washington cores
pondsnts attending TIE Chicago cenven-
ti0n by the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road, reached Chicago this morning.
Their actual running time between
Washington and Chicago, $50 miles, was
twenty.one hours.
Middleton 4 Cs. or washtngten
City Make an Assignment,
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The follow
ing notice was posted this morning upon
ihe doors Of the banking house Of d. w.
Msddleton L CO., No. l427 + street;
'sQwing to heavy and immediate de-
mapds Ue have assigned to George +,
Green for the benefit OF our creditors, I"
The doors Of the bank are not closed aud
Z number Of excited persons are gather
ed inside talking over tho suspension.
No particulars are yet obtainah!e.
neesa asa Patrick Jey~e Threats.
Nsw YoRg, May 3l.-Rossa says:
I'VE have a., England at last. 1t will
mot be long ,,'9re she will he On her
kaess. Last nights explosion was only
the beginning Of her troubles :
Patrick Joyce, Secretary ef the Irish
Revolutionary Brotherhood. says: Last
nights work ought TO convince Eng.
land we are In earnest" "You need
not be surprised to hear of greater
ones before many days. Gladstone bet
ter mind himself"
Failures for the Week--Deiegatss
1seavisE.
Ngw YoRK, May 3l.--The failures re-
ported the last seven days in the United
States and Canada were III, decrease
Of IS.
A large number Of delegates for Chi
cago left this morning.
west side Bank Ne sumss.
New YoRk, May sl.--The West Sid.
bank to day resumed.
President Arthur had q few caller
this morping. He leaves for Washing
ton this afternoon.
A Father Kills Mis- son with I
sword.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.--Late las
night joseph Fitzpatrick and his witt
anarreled in their bedroom, Their sor
James broke into tine room and atrucl
his father who then killed his son will
asword.
The Dsae naaker skipping tn
C0untry.
QUEBEC, May 3l.-John G. Emo, an
an elderly gentleman in disguise, hav
taken passage on the steamer Ssrdinean
which leaves this morning for Liverpool
Both slept On the steamer. No mean
Of learning further particulars.
En0 In the Tells.
New YoRK, May 3l.--The Chief Q
Police received dispatch to-day fror
the police at Quebec saying Jno. .
Emo, the absconding President Of tn
Second National Bank had been arreste
and sent 10 this city.
~.-, Ov.auiters CAPTURED.
I-axnoS Nav al 1t Ia rumored fuu