Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-08

.lHgates for Cleveland.
y The threat which had been vaguely
made heretofore of attempt 10 defeat the
unit ruie, was renewed with great vigor
this afternoon. 1t IL now believed that
the fight will be made in the Conven-
tion, which will be led by Tammsny, and
IL Is conceded that, II IL wins, il will
seriously complicate the situation.
Flowers supporters contend that they
are not opposing Cleveland, and that II
the unit rule is defeated those who
went over to Slocum will return 10
Flower and make it the rallying point
for him.
Interview with John Kelly.
CHICAGO, July Tn an interview
with Times reporter, Immediately
al or the adjournment Of the caucus Of
the New York delegation this afternoon,
John Kelly said; "If the delegation
does not reconsider its action, and still
insists upon presenting Cleveland's name,
Tammauy will appeal to the Convention.
We shall state our case there clearly
and plainly. aud attempt tn have the
unit rule broken. II the Convention
refuses to do it, the responsibility rests
with it; we shall have done our duty"
"Whom else can New York present."
asked the reporter.
"Slocum." replied Kelly, He has
made a good Congressman, bat how he
would do as President is problematical.
We want man Of vide experience and
broad views"
"Are there any there who would fill
those requirements"
Eyes, two, Bayard and Mcdonald.
Nevada For Fieid--The California
Delegation.
CHICAGO, July THE Chairman of |
the Nevada delegation says they will |
support Judge Field.
A caucus Of the California delegates
was held in its headquarters at the
Palmer House, all delegates and alter
mates being present. After effecting an
organization Hon. John Z. Breckenridge
was selected to place in nomination
Judge Allen G.. Thurman, of Ohio, for
the Presidency. The delegation had an
early session this morning, when thoy
sent for Mr.. Manning. Of the New York
delegation, requesting him to appear
before the delegation to explain exactly
the position OF Samuel j. Tllden, In the
matter of his possib' q nomination for the
Presidency, as the California Conven.
ton had instructed for him as its first
choice AS long as there was any possibil-
ity at all of his accepting the nomination.
Mr.. Manning was unable to respond to
the invitation, but Messrs. Weed and
Whitney came as his repre-.
sentatives from the New York dele.
CATION. These gentlemen assured
the delegation officially as the in.
innate personal friends of Mr.. Tilden,
that that gentleman, under no circum
stances. would accept the nomination,
and II his name were presented before
the Convention, the New York delega
ton was prepared authoritatively to
withdraw it. General Faulkner subse
quently came before the delegation and
Endorsed all that had been said by
Mcssrs. Weed and Whitney in behalf of
Mr.. Manning When the above senti.
menis had been made known, the dele.
cation decided to stand by Allen G.
Thurman first last and all the time, till
there was no longer q chance for his
nomination.
Col. j. p Irish, of California, said:
81 favor Judge Field, who could carry
every coast State"
"How do you explain the action of
your State Convention in instructing |
against Field?"
"The disreputable elements of the par.
ty captured it,
"Will Thurman have the undivided |
support of your delegation ?"
"Yes, so long as he can show a fight.
ing chance.
"Butler will eventually get the dele.
cation "
Mr. TiIden Again Emphatically
Declines she Nomination.
New York, July THE following
is an authentic copy of communica.
ton to Mr.. Barnum, Chairman of the |
National Committee. from Mr.. Tilden:
"GREYsToNE, July 8, 1884.
TO Hon. ". III. Baraun, Chicago.
| have received your telegram inform
ing me of the disposition to nominate
me for the Presidency and asking, will |
you accept an unanimous nomination |
from the Convention? and also q tele.
gram from Mr.. Manning saying, 1T |
seems absolutely necessary that you (I) |
should answer Mr.. Barnum's telegram |
as soon as possible Your inquiry was
explicitly answered in the negative by |
my letter Of June 10th to Mr.. Manning.
(Signed) s. j. TILDEN."
This Years Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, July 7-SENATE.-Be- |
fore adjournment Brown asked if the
Chairman of the Appropriation Commit.
tee could state the aggregate appropria-
tion for this year. Allison replied in
the affirmative. stating that the amount
was Sl93, POI, 0S7. This aggregation did
not include appropriations, which,
for pensions alone, amounted to S66, 0O0,- |
600, raising the aggregate to $3.50, 20l,-
0S7.
work Suspended-Leaves for CHI |
cagO.
WASHINGTON, July Work was
suspended at the Washington navy |
yard to-day, owing to the failure OF |
Congress to make an appropriation for |
its continuance.
Randall leaves for Chicago tonight.
Bills Approved by the President
Adjournment of Congress-.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July THE |
President arrived at the Capitol at half. |
past eleven to-day, and is busly engaged
with his Cabinet in examining the meas
ures passed by Congress and presented |
for his approval. He has approved the |
River and Harbor bill, the District of |
Columbia, the Legislative, Executive |
and Judicial, the Sunday Civil and
Army Appropriation bills The Senate
receded from its amendment and passed |
the provisional Naval Appropriation |
bill. This bill and the Consular and
Diplomatic which were both in process
of enrolment when signed, will com.
plete all the annual appropriation bills.
A joint resolution has been passed by |
the Senate and concurred in by the |
House, providing for final adjournment
at . O'Clock to-day.
Grant Il Wards Actual Assets
New YORK, July Assignee Davis
has filed an inventory in Grant h
Ward, showing liabilities of SIG, 1872, 647, |
nominal assets $27, l39, 099. actual as
sets S67, IVA.
senator sargent's Movements.
NEW YORK, July senator Sargent |
will probably leave for San Francisco |
about August LIST next.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Sterling bills
on London, 80 days, S4.S3l; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, 81. S4i; U. |
). 4ts of 1891, interest quarterly, SLIP;
U. $. As, 1907, interest quarterly l.l9b; |
U. S. 3s, optional. quarterly, Sl.00;
w. U. TEL, .57f.
Found Dead.
BosToN, July IF. L. Pilot, aged
&c. husband of Nine Janauschek, the
actress, was found dead to-day, from
heart disease, in his apartment.
PACIFIC COAST.