Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-21
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.i
CHARLES KshIer does Back ON HIS
P1atfOrm.

ESPECIAL TO THE HERALDl
CHARLES KehIer does Back ON His
q Platform.
Ban FRANCISCO, June 2O.-Charlei
kohlor, who had been elected by tn,
DEMOCRATIC State Convention as electora
nominee, has addressed letter 10 Chair
man English, Of the State Central Com
mittse, wherein he writes, "There nr,
, Dglhciples embodied In the platform
1optsd At the State Convention which
8 - not approve, and most emphatic.
Ully dissent from every expression con.
4emnAtory to Justice Field. II the
Commistss are not satisfied with my
attitude they are ut liberty to substitute
another name for mine as elector."
Ihe Nsnlnatien to be rendered
q Blaine and Logan T"-mer-
rev.
RosroN, Juno 20. The committee ap.
pointed by the National Republican
Convention to notify Blaine and Logan
Of their nomination, mot to-day and de.
c(ded TO take special train TO Augusta
5 81 10 o'clock, and will remain at head.
quarters until tomorrow morning, when
Che COMMITTEES will wait upon Blaine
with the nomination which will be ten.
dersd by Chairman Henderson. After
che speeches and exercises the committee
Will leave for Portland, where recep.
lion will be rendered by the citizens.
( They reach Boston Monday and then
return home. Thlrty-two members oil
( The committee were present. President
White Of the Cornell University would
have attended for the State Of New
York but the commencement exercises
q his college prevented.
nspublican Committee Meet In
Washington next Tuesday.
DosroN, June 2O.-The Republican
: Committee will meet at the Arlington
Hotel In Washington at noon next
Tuesday.
Failure Of Cornelius X. Harrison.
New YoRK, June 2O.--Cornelius X.
Garrison has assigned to John T. Perry,
whose preferences amounts to Sd3l 900.
The ERsct or saarrison's Failure.
New YORK, June Goth, 3;45 P. M
The failure Of Garrison did not have
much effect upon the Stock Exchange
dsallngs, as he did not have large in
torsst In the stock market. OF course
there WIS some slight furry upon the
Arat announcement Of his assignment but
10 failures followed or is any anticipated
II consequence thereof. The decline in
stocks cannot be said to be entirely due
10 the embarrassment of Garrison, for
thsre were large sales Of Rock Island
: Supposed to come from Vanderbilt,
!. which weakened the entire list There
! wAs no panic and no signs thereof.
Mere or 6arrison's Failure.
New YORK, June 20.--Melville C.
Day, counsel for Garrison, says the as
signment was made because of his finan.
cial embarrrassment. 1t was forced upon
Garrison by a protest Of notes under
his endorsement yesterday. He is a
heavy holder Of securities, and so much
Of his wealth is tied mp in these,
which are almost unmarketable at pres.
ent thLt he could not meet his liabili.
ties to the amount involved. By the
failure Of Garrison. supposed to be
nearly $5,0OO,OOO. The preferences
amount to $63l 900 assigned to Terry
Il 10 said to be impossible as yet to state
the exact figures. The effect on Wall
strset was to unsettle things. but il is
thought not 80 great an extent AS first
feared. II Is said that Garrison is not
very largely interested in stocks, his
fancy being for good stocks and out
aide specialties. Stocks fell of one to
three per cent but no failures are re-
ported.
department Of Divinity in the
Denver University,
DENvRR. COL, June 20.-Mrs War
rem, wife Of Bishop Henry W. Warren
y u this city, has donated $l00, 600 to the
; Denver University for the establish.
mont Of Department of Divinity, to be
\ known a. the Iliff School of Divinity, on
the condition that others endow a single
professorship.
,. ,. Mubbs for Prohibition Gov
ernor OF Illinois.
BLOOMINGTON, Ills. June 2O.-J. b.
Hubbs. ex-President OF the Chicago
Board Of Trade, was nominated by the
Prohibitionists for Governor of Illinois
to-day.
Arthur aud Lincoln Return from
Their Fishing Trip,
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Presi.
dent, accompanied by Secretary Lincoln
and Gen. Sharge, of New York, arrived
here this morning.
Duslness Failures for the Week.
New YORK, June 2O.-The failures
for the past seven days in the United
States were 1872 and in Canada %, de.
crease Of % failures compared with last
week.
Gen. Logan Goes to Washington.
New YORK, June 2O.-Gen. Logan
left here for Washington this afternoon.
A New scheme to Bring England
10 Terms.
LONDON, June 40.-The Paris CORES.
= pnndent Of the Times says Stephens, ex.
fenian head center, forwarded to the
sctive members of the Brotherhood at
Chicago, a manuscript circular summon.
Ing an early meeting at Chicago. Prom.
inent Irish. Americans who are willing to
join the new movement and favor mill.
tary organization onthe line proposed by
the late Jno. O'Mahoney. Stephens de.
clares the services of several distin-
guished European officers have already
been placed his disposal. He
Il sanguine that he can secure others
No definite plan of action is to be
proposed until the convention of Irish
patriots, which is proposed will soon bt
held at Paris. To this convention the
Chicago conference is invited to select
delegates. After the convention .ad
dresses will be issued to the Irish Al
home and abroad, expounding the aims
of the new movement. Among tn,
plans Of operations mooted is schem'
TO dispatch balloons manned with despe
radoes over England and to drop ex
plosives upon the town sites below
Captain McCaferty is commissioned tt
examine the plans and apparatus. Sev
eral Fenians in Paris have volunteered
for the aerial expedition.
President Arthur's Instruction,
Relating 10 the Property Prop
aganda-
PARIS, June 20.-The Figaro's CORES