Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-13
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The worlds Exposition at New
Orleans.

Worlds Fair, writes that the manage,
ment are very desirous Of securing . good
exhibit from California, and that Parker
Earle, Chief Of the Department OF Hor.
ticulture will visit this State TO interest
Californians in the matter. Mr.. Burke
suRgests that . creditable display ct the
New Orleans exposition will vastly aid
In making it success Of the projected
Worlds Fair in San Francisco by secur.
ing the attention Of exhibitors and visi-
tors. BE adds that the management OF
the Worlds Exposition at Now Orleans
will most cordially cooperate with the
citizens Of Califorpia In promoting the
California expositidh, and Il trust that
you may succeed in securing large sx-
hibition and full attendance Of your
people"
suicide Of Young Finlayssn.
ALBANY, Orgn., April H. Charles B.
FinlAyson, aged II years, who was found
guilty Of numbering his grandmother,
committed suicide by hanging himself in
the corridor Of the Jail yesterday.
Dlainc and Lincsln in Psnn.
sylvsnia.
PmLAprIPnrA, April l2.-In the Re.
publican Convention of the Twentieth
Congressional District delegates to the
National Convention were elected and
instructed for Blaine and Lincoln e.
lonR a. they remained in the field. The
Twenty. District also elected dele
gates with instructions to support
Blaine
MsaAly and Jackssn On Tari3.
New York, April l2.-Replies from
Governor Hondley, Of Ohio, and Cover
nor jackson, Of w. Virginia, to inquiries
concerning issues for the next Presiden-
kial campaign. Governor Hoadlsy says:
ssThc issues upon which the Presidential
campaign ought to be conducted are the
necessity for reform Of abuses engendered
By long g.continued Republican mis-gov-
ernment, for economy In public OK
penditurs and for rsatoration Of the
Constitution Of the United States to its
rishtful supremacy. Absolute free trade
q at present m impossibility. Any
tariff necessarily that affords incidental
protection to domestic manufactures Of
articles it embraces, but protection
should ba incident rather than an object.
A tArid levied only for pnblic uses means
: tariff exelusively on articles
which are not produced In the
United States such - tee and coffee.
favor tariff for revenue avoiding mo-
nopolies, but carefully discriminating 90
e 10 encourage labor, and a. far ~ pos
dble 10 constructed in intelligent de-
tails u to give relief to oppressed com
mercs and restore the American flag 10
tho asas, but not to shock or rudy dis
turb invested capital. This is the Ohio
platform on which we carried Ohio last
iaIi, and with Tilden or Payne ~ can
didate We can carry II again this year"
Governor Jackson's views.--'T am
not In favor Of making the tar
rin IN issue In the presidential campaign.
believe the issue should be reform In
the government, . restoration Of the re-
public, to be brought about by an abso-
iuts change ct Washington. believe
there should bo Z modification Of the
existing tariff, but am opposed to the
passage Of the Morrison bill Of the
House. lam In favor Of the Ohio plat
form, tariff for revenue with incidental
protection a. the wisest policy to unite
the Democracy for national victory.
believe that large majority Of Demo-
Gratis In this State are in accord with
the above views.
1esignatien Of Consul General
HAVANA, April l2.--General Badeau,
late United States Consul General here
declines to state his reasons for tender
ing his resignation. He says he may
sec Ct later to give an explanations
through the press. The impression pre-
walls that his resignation is in some way
connestsd with the Aguera expedition.
Westnsreland Delegates Fer
Blaine.
UxfoSrowN, Pennsylvania, April IL.
Republican district delegates in
the convention Of the twenty first Con-
gressional district which were composed
Of Westmoreland, Green and Fayette
counties met at the McClelland Hotel
last evening. West Moreland County
refused to 20 into convention COM
posed Of moro than eight delegates, and
retired because the Greene and Fayette
delegation insisted upon nine, or three
delegates from each county. After
tho withdrawal the Westmoreland
County Convention organized and elect
Cd the Hon. J. X. Ewing and James E.
SAyrss delegates TO the National Conven-
tion. Resolutions endorsing Blaine were
adopted and the delegates instructed.
Dynanite Flends Discovered The
Clan NagaeI.
LoSDos, April l2.-The Times prints
q communication and terms of the oath
Of the Dynamite and Clan Nagael socie-
ties; also giving an account of how the
dynamite Is obtained in France.
IL 10 asserted that the Clan Nagael
has received letter bearing
Russian post-mark from McDsrmott,
pleading his innocence and begging for
mercy. This Society treated the letter
with silent contempt, and its agents are
tracking him. The same article says,
Matthew 0'Brady, who recently ar
rived In Paris from New York,
TO investigate the rumor that Peter Cary
was hiding there. A careful search was
instituted but proved fruitless. Where
upen Biady returned to New York,
leaving orders to cable him at once II
any of the Carsys should be disooyered.