Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-03
WEEKLS HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL 10 THE HRsALb.l

LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL 10 THE HERALL.i
Judge FIELD Refases 70 10 . Car
aidato fsr the Presidency.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 2. - Judge
Field Of the United States Supreme
Court ~Fites from Washington 10 the
Hon. Jas. A. Johuson saying be is not
candidate for any political position. He
sayss Il have looked over the whole
matter aud months ago l came to the
conclusion that it will serve no use
full purpose TO bring me out AZ
candidate for the Presidential nomina-
tion. am not insensible to the honor
Of having favorable delegation from
California. should feel proud Of the
support Of the State, but thsro IL no
use in disguising the fact that owing TO
prejudicss in certain quarters. it will be
difficult to obtain it. l shall certainly
not deny my record TO secure any ones
support.
vets sn the wallace CenstI.
tutlensl Anenanent Resolu-
tlens.
EAx Francisco, April IA despatch
was resolved at a early hour this morn
ing from sscransnto which giyss The rs.
sult Of the yots Il the House on tho wal
lace resolutions e follows: No. / embrsc.
ing Amendments to Article 3of the Consti-
tltion received 81 afirmstivssnd l6 mega
tive. No. 2. providing for tsxes upon
the income OF railroad corporations; II
affirmative and 3 negative. Number
three, prescribing how railw ays shall be
assssssd; 81 in the affirmative and Is in
the negative. Immediately On the
adoption OF the resolutions, Weaver, OF
Humboldt, entered a written protest
against the principles involved.
ou1livan's Dlil - Anend the
Csnstltntlss.
SACRAMENTO, April 2.--Senstor Sulli.
van introduced an amendment to article
Is Of the oonstitstion rslstingto revenue
and taxation. 1t refers to the power
Of thu Board Of Equalization In increa..
ing or lsssening the entire assessment
The Pisaeers' New Nail.
SAE FnAxcIsco, April 2.-The Soce
ety Of California Pioneers has bee grant
ed permission by the Court to mortesee
their property on Fourth street for
06,O00. tho amount to be applied 10
the ere0iion Of new hall.
TAs Apashes XIII CHARLEY Ne.
= -OounuD-DaA0s 0sana - she Swas-
18th
WAsBlsoToN, April 2.--Informati
has besn received at the hesdq quarters OF
the army from the United States Consul
0snsral at Matsmoras concerning the
Apaohes In Northern Mexico, that little
Charlie McComas was killed by his cap.
ton. From talks with the Apache
squaws ct chihuahua, recently captured
BY the Mexicsns, there can bs but little
doubt Of it. Juh, it is said, is still alive
and with about twenty bucks IL not
over one huudrsd miles march from
Chihuzhus. It u reported Ia that coun-
ny that II General Crook had supplies
enough In his Mexican osmpaigu to have
remained . fortnight longer, Juh and
evsry Apache in thsss mountains would
have como in. General Crook was CON.
PEELED 70 move TOO soon on account Of
tho large number Of squaws and chill.
drsn.
Deeeptlon ef the Military at
Columbus en Their Repurn
fr0n Cincinnati.
CoLuNDuA o., April Am unusual
Demonstration attended the return to
Columbus Of tho military from Cincin-
natl, and 81 all stations along the line
large crowds came out TO greet the men
with cheers. At Columbus 1t IL esti.
mated 10000 people were at tho
depot and along the line of march
arrived the Mccoy Post Of the q. A. ri.
several hundred strong. vstrsps and q.
members, and the Governors Guard Of
the Columbus Cadets, and ex-soldisrs
received the regiment at the depot, and
Governor Hoadlsy was also present TO
welcome them home. The streets along
the line Of march was hung with Gags
and banners Of welcome, and bunting
and hood Of Gre work lighted them to
their qoartsrs.
DarFleade 8ensved In ClneinnatI
CMcrENArI. April 2.-One Of the most
encouraging outward signs Of the
supremacy Of order just appeared in the
removal Of the barricades in the street
and shout the Court House. At noon
to-day the first street cars Of the Mount
Auburn line were permitted to pass
through after being shut of since Satur.
day last.
Csban Filiisssters.
SAVANNAH. Gs., April IA special
from Key West says reliable reports say
the schooner Sholers left last night with
Gen. Aguro and twenty men well armed
for Cuba. The revenue cutter Dix left
this morning in pursuit with the Spanish
Consul aboard the Dix. Great excite.
mtnt prevails here.
Cyelsne nweeps Away the VIII
lags u Oakvllle. In Ohie-8ev-
eral Lives lest.
CISoINSArI. April IA Fort Wayne
dispatch ssys the village Of OakvilIe, be
tween Muncis and New Castle, was
swept away by cyclone. Several lives
were lost. but paparticulars.
Starting Psint sf the Oakville
Cyclsne.
MuNIcE, Ind, April ga dsstruct tive
cyclone struck this county Saturday af.
ternoon. completely wipiDg ont Oak
VILE, seven miles soath Of here, and
doing insstimable damage 70 life and
Propsrty. About 8 O'Clock . heavy
black cloud came from the north. Two
clouds met at the house Of Levin Coch.
ran, two miles from Oakville, and lifted
1t bodily tearing Il into kindlipg wood.
The Trade Dollar "Must Gs.r
WASHINGTON, April 2.--The trade
dollar ball suspendipg the coinage of the
trade dollar and directing their recon.
age into standard dollars passed the
House. Ayes loo, noes 40.
1epeoiiean Mayer and Denscratue
city Ticket Eleeted In MI.
waukee.
MuwAuKEr, April 2. .--Emll wollbsr,
Republican, was elected Mayor OF this
city. The balance Of the ticket Il Dem
nlssne ren - Reur In the Plea.
burg Cenvenslsn.
PrrssuRo, March 2.-Ths Allegheny
County kspubiican Convention to-day
resulted IN the election Of ten Blaine
and fuur anti Blaine dsleeatss.
Prepesls1ea 81 Ahys1nnla te Vus.
nish 1eseeo Treeps.
LorpoH, Apeil 2.--King John offer.
The servioes q from eight 70 ten thous-
and AbyssIninns on condition that the |
English Guarentoo IN allowances Of two
shiilines daily 70 sseh man snd cossion |
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