Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-03

any college In New England" He con-
graduated DR.. Pepper upon the weight
Of the Increased care placed upon him
by the enlargement Of Colby's influence
aud power. Blaine returned TO Augusta.
The House Vote to Override the
Presidents Veto.
WAAms0Tos, July 2. The reading of
the Presidents veto OF the Fitz-J0hu
Porter bill was received with applause
ON the Republican side and hisses ON
the Democratic side. The Speaker an-
nouneed that Immediate action on the
veto would bo in order. General SIocnm
moved that the bill be passed, the OBJ
lection Of the President TO tho contrary
and Notwithstanding, and on this motion
demanded the previous question. Under
the constitution the yea and nay vote
was necessary, aud it was taken a. fol-
lows; Yeas, 1853; nays, rs. The an.
nouncement OF the vote was greeted
with continued cheering by the friends
OF the measure and with hisses by its
opponents. Adjourned.
The message will be laid before the
Senate tomorrow.
A Henvy Increase.
WASHINGTON, July 2.--The Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill, as reported by
the Senate Committee, increases the
appropriation, as compared with the
House bill, in round numbers 81, S00. 900,
making the aggregate appropriation a
little over twenty millions.
Patriotic Programme.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-SENArE-
Sherman offered the following resolution,
which lies over till tomorrow:
Resoiped, That the Senate will meet at
the usual hour on Friday, the Fourth Of
July. and after the reading Of the
journal and before other bust ness is
done, the Secretary OF the Senate shall
read the Declaration Of American In
dependence and Washing farewell
address.
DEMONSTRATIONS 60 Repair .
Wrong.
WASHINGTON, July 3. Attorney I Cen.
eral Brewster submitted To the President
to-day. in compliance with the latter's
request, long and carefully prepared
opinion upon the bill for the restoration
OF Niz John Porter to the army, in
which he expresses the opinion that the
bill Is clearly unconstitutional
Another Death In MRS Wards
Nursery.
New YORK, July 2.-Mrs. Ward,
keeper of an up town nursery, notified
the police to-day Of the death of Mabel
l MI ltx k.us Il nl..
This il the place reported yesterday as a
"Baby farming establishment The au-
thorities will make an investigation.
Buckley ewed-The Fight
Between Field and Bnynrd.
New YORK, July Chris Buckley
and party left for Chicago on the 1890
train this morning. He said: at is
conceded ON all sides and it is the opiu.
ion Of all the prominent politicians that
| have met, that the fight will be be-
tween Judge Field and Bayard. The
New York Democrats and the Kings
county delegation in the party, are par
ti,ularly bitter in their opposition to
Cleveland. His voto of the five cent
fare bill and other arbitrary acts have
caused widespread feeling against him.
The. California delegation are pledged
for Thurman and | would like to see
him get the nomination. am going to
work hard for him at Chicago. l think
he can carry New York, but it is doubt
ful about the West aud South. John
Kelly told me he would vote for Cleve-
land il he got the nomination"
ATerribIe and Fatal Fall
CINcINNATI, July 2.-Ths afternoon
as a train ON the Cincinnati and Eastern
road was crossing the trestle over ra-
vine asst of Winchester, W. X. McGill.
president of the road. fell from the door
of the baggage CIR to the ground, dis
tanee OF fifty feet, and was Instantly
killed.