Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-22
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LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.I
Com pletion or the Ainsworth
ArsswoRTH, w. T., April 2l.-Tha
Northern Pacific drawbridge over the
Snake river at this point was tested yes
terday and regularly opened for traffic
to-day. The construction began three
years ago. The approximate cost is one
and quarter millions Of dollars. Now
that the bridge is completed the time
for passenger trains will be reduced be.
tween 81. Paul and Portland to ninety.
one hours, beginning April 9th.
slogging match.
San FRANcIsco. April 2l.-A hard
glove fight between Denny Hayes, of
New York, and Tom Kelly, lately Of
Philadelphia, took place yesterday after.
noon near Newark. The fight was for
$3.50 q side. After three rounds, in
which both men we're severely punished,
Kelley failed to come to come to time
and Hayes was declared the winner.
Great Foot Race.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-The post
poned foot race between the two famous
sprinters, Kettleman and Harmon, came
on yesterday afternoon. The race was
se.,3aty.fve feet and repeat for $1,000 a
de. The first heat was won by Har-
Imon in II seconds, the two last heats
by Kettleman in "a and u seconds.
Over 10000 people witnessed the race.
,'Death Of Rev. q. T. mills.
SAN Francisco. April 2l.-The Rev.
DR.. G. I. Mills, of Mills Seminary, AL.
ameda county, died yesterday morning
from the effects OF an accident to his
arm some months ago, rendering ampu-
tation necessary.
New York Delegates
NEW York, April 2l.-The Il c,ion
of district delegates from New York
State to the Chicago RI. publican Con.
vention has been completed The dele
gates to the State Convention, which
will meet on Wednesday next in
Utica, have been elected in all but
three districts. A careful analysis Of
Presidential preferences Of 497 delegates
gives Arthur III, Blaine 2l3, Edmunds
II. anti-Arthur but aot committed to
any other candidate 80, unknown 8
This estimate is based in part
on instructions given by the
Assembly District Conventions and
in part on interviews with delegates and
on reliable sources Of information. The
New York Heraids canvass of the
choice Of the Republican delegates
has attracted much attention. The
estimate 10 as follows: For Arthur,
2l7; for Blaine. "a; for Logan, 40;
Edmunds, Is; Sherman, s; Gresham. O;
Fairchilds. l.; General Sherman, 2; un-
known, IL. Out OF the 2l7 assigned to
Arthur II is claimed by those who criti-
else the figures that there are but rs who
came from Republican States.
Capture Of = DefauItIng Bank
President
CLEVELAND, April 2l.-Repoits state
that Frank Dewalt, the alleged default
ing President OF the First National
Bank Of LeadvilIe, Col, was arrested
early this morning at his mothers house
In Canton, and will be taken back TO
Leadville when the reward OF 5000 is
offered for his arrest. Three months
ago the bank failed for quarter Of a
million dollars, and Dewalt disappeared.
Investigation indicated that be took
20 900 with him.
Dut1er for President.
NEW YoRK, April 2l.--It Is stated
that conference was held in this city
last week between General Butler, Wal
Ter H. Sharp, Henry Nichols, John w.
Keogh and John F. Henry, at which
arrangements were made for the nomi-
nation Of General Butler for President
and Congressman Reagan, Of Texas, for
vics President by the Anti Monopoly
party. An understanding was arrived
at with the Greenback party by which
they were 10 ratify the nomination at
their Conv vention.
Csplah Gases aud Coinage Of
standard Dollars.
WAsHIsGroS, April 2l.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
decided not to call any more witnesses
!. In the Danville and Copiah cases, and to
+ lay the evidence taken before the Sen.
[ets.
1 The issue Of the standard silver dol.
IN for the week ending April 10th. was
4,986. For corresponding period
ut year it was 100. 400.
MARITIME GELD Discovery In CoIe-
RADIO.
DENVER, April 2l.--IDtense excite
ment prevails throughout Colorado over
the recent rich discoveries of gold on
West Oil and Cottonwood creeks, near
Canyon City, in this State. The first
discovery of gold was made by man
named Teller on q ranch owned by John
OBricn.
Great storm and Damage ia
Crops.
GALVESTON, April 2l.-Reports from
sll parts Of the State report heavy rains
md northers, and probably great dam
age to crops.
wheat Estimate for 1854.
LoxoDs, April 2l.-Reports from all
parts OF the United Kingdom indicate
that the prospects Of wheat crop this
year is about an average. The crops o.
frsuoe and Spain will be about the av
erage requirements for home consump
tion. The prospective receipts iron
India are quite uncertain. From Russis
>snearly the whole crop Of 1888 is ex
2ported; and from Australia 1000. .0O(
luarters and from California l,000,0 ,00t
luarters are now on passage
|fhe receipts Of wheat aud fcur ar'
Z. 900, 900 quarters, and on passage 1000,
600 quarters, enough to last the country
/ for the next three months. The stool
/ OF wheat ON hand in Great Britain at tn
present time is 80 per cent. more than il
1883 and double that Of 1882
The Pope seeks an Asylum !,
France.
PARIS, April .2l.--Monsignor Rinde
Papal Nuncio, has returned from Rom,
charged with special mission to Prim
Minister Ferry, which is expected to in
huence the future relations of Franc
and the Vatican. Rumors are agai
>sfioat 10 the effect that the Pope vii