Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-02
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KEY WEST, Fla, July l.--Diaz, the
Cuban, who returned IN the schooner
Shaver, wss convicted to- day Of violating
the nsu. rality laws by aiding in fitting
friendly power. The jury was out only
sufficiently long TO take good dinner
A curious feature OF this Aguero mat
ter has been made public to-day. Among
the papers left here by him was letter
from prominent and influential Span
lard who had travelled with Aguero from
New Orleans to Key West aud then
proceeded 10 Havana, leaving Aguero
here. During the voyage the matter Of
the cont-n lated raid was discussed, the
Spauiard endeavoring todissuade Asuero
on account Of the disturbed condition Of
Cuba, aud assuring him that large sums
Of money would be contributed by the
Hayanese for his benefit, in which the
government would probably Join, II he
would desist from his purpose. The let
ter states that the writer had seen Cap
tain General Castillo, who had said that
sue b matters were not so arranged; that
he had apparently the happiness and
prosperity Of the country at heart, but
II a statement was made through the
proper diplomatic channels, guarantees
would be given or some legaiized method
adopted for reaching the matter. it
might be considered. Aguero replied,
saying that simultaneously with the re-
cept Of the letter he should be In
Cuba, ready to continue the correspond
ence. The government officials are in.
formed that vessel had left northern
port with large quantity Of ammuni-
tion on board. The plan is for the YES.
sci to run into Hillsborough Inlet, and
there be met by small craft, which
will land the stores ut Torch Key or
Sugar Loaf, where they propose to es-
tabiish a secret magazine.
County Demeeraey snd Tam many
Dri~xatiOss fOr Chicago.
NEw YORK. July i.-Tbe County
Democracy delegation to the National
Democratic Convention at Chicago, will
number not less than seven hundred and
fifty. Badges will be distributed upon
their arrival in Chicago. The County
Democracy is unanimous for Cleveland.
since the retirement Of Tilden.
One OF the prominent members says
1t ID the whole iield against. Cleveland.
Should he be knocked out Then Judge
Field, OF California, will get some OF his
votes. The same person says OF forcing
the nomination upon Tilien. that no
friend oi Iilden has any thing to do with
It; that II is the work Of q crank aided
by lesser cranks.
At u meeting Of the Ta,nmaly Com
inItiee to night 1t was stated that about
SIX hundred Teammates would go to the
Chicago Convention. John Kelly made
a speech uIging The he,nina'ion Of a man
for the Presidency who could carry with
him the masses Of the people. the labor
ing classes aud the Conservative element
OF the Republican party. Ii pure
man was the nominee he predicted
Democratic victory. The representa-
tiyes OF the labor organizations Tonight |
passed resolutions protesting against the |
Of Gov Cleveland FIR the |
Presidency, and pledging themselves to
oppose his election, il nominated, by |
every means in their power. A commit.
tee was appointed to visit Chicago and
protest to tue Democratic Convention |
against the nomination Of Cleveland.
A white woman Outraged BY Ne
ErOrs In New York Cisy.
New YORK, July Miss Lizzie |
Kemp, while passing East oath street
tonight, about 10 o'clock, was seized by |
two eolored men, dragged into a stable,
.;agged and outraged. She struggled |
and fought bravely, but in vain. The
scoundrrls were about to cscap,. when
the yrl tore tho bandiye from her
mouth aud ra sed an outcry. which |