Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-02
Itens Of Interest.

There are SIS, ,OO0, 600 invested In man
ufacturing In Lowell, and 10 mills, with
800, $50 spindles and "a, 445 looms.
The total cost If the milk supply of
Boston Is about $500. 600 q year, of
which the producer receives about 81
O0O, 900.
A marble company at Rutland, Yer
mont, employs more marble cutters, 1t is
asserted, than all the Italian quarries
put together.
Mr.. Mlly has presented petition from
citizens Of San Diego asking for the es-
tablishment of quarantine along the
boundary line.
A Chinese baby was recently born in
Boston. This is one Of the ways by
which the heather trickster evadss the
vigilance of the custom house officials.
Ten thousand copies Of the first edit
ton Of the Queens Diary were sold in
London on the first day. A second edi-
tion will be ready by the end of the
month.
A petition was presented to Congress
from the Board OF Trade Of Seattle ask
ing that Seattle be made Port Of Deliv-
cry for the Collection District Of Puget
Sound.
Bonanza Mackay is said to be invest
ing money in Texas railroads. This be-
nign millionaire Will lind this more con-
ductive to his happiness than buying cat
tie in France. =.
Citizens of Logan, Ohio, guarded the
cemetery there to prevent the burial of
William V. Terrill, murderer of the
Walden family, who died recently in the
Ohio penitentiary.
There is not the slightest doubt that
this country was originally discovered
by British dudes. The American Indian
parts his hair in the middle and stares
stolidly at strangers.
In New York City on Tuesday even
ing Congressman Sumner of this State
addressed some 200 gentlemed from vari-
ous commercial organizations on the
subject of POSTAL Telegraph.
Congressman Singleton is the only
member of the present Congress who was
q member in 1853. Senator Morrill, Of
Vermont and Senator Sherman Of Ohio
were members OF Congress in 1855.
Judge Lawrence, Controller Of the
Treasury, and one of the largest WOOL
growers in the country. says that since
the Tariff Act Of May last the price of
domestic wool has decreased fifteen per
cent
Ohio ladies, during the election recent
ly, showed such ability at the polls that
it is evident the next Arctic expedition
should be recruited from among the
Buckeye women. If there's O North
Pole they'll get there.
The English edition o. DR.. Bucks b.:
ography Of Walt Whitman, is to have
an appendix containing the opinions
given Of the poet by George Eliot, Ten
nyson, Ruskin, French, Swinburne and
many other notabilities.
At Mt. Sterling, Ohio, party Of RATS
men returning from Licking river to
their home in Mogofiin county, become
involved in drunken fight. Elijah Lee
was shot dead and six others more or
less seriously wounded by stabs.
Patride Bergin has brought suit against
Il. j. Baldwin 10 recover $50, 900 dam
ages for the death of plaintiffs son,
George Bergin, who was killed February
%, 1882, by an elevator accident in the
Baldwin Hotel, being then 10 years of
age.
A Paris dispatch says many Christians
have been massacred in Anam since the
beginning of january. The Anamite
Minister of War is implicated. The
Chinese Viceroy. prior to the capture of
Sontay, ordered the Black Flags to muir
der every Christian in the city.