Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-13
EASTERN.
Passed b, the House.

Of any speech not actually spoken or de-
livered In either the Senate or House.
Tho Texas Democratic Conven-
tion-Deeiine to Reconsider the
Vote Iastructing for Tiiden.
GALVESTON, Tex, June ia News
Fort Worth special says; "The Demo
cratic State Convention re-assembled at
ten this morning. The delegates had
not recovered from the depressing effect
of TIlden's letter. A motion to econ.
sder yesterdays vote instructing the
delegates for Tilden and Hendrickss
was tabled by vote of 30I to 1872.
Notwithstanding the defeat Of this mo-
tion, a resolution was Immediately
adopted directing tho delegates to use
their own judgment Ia the self tction OF a
candidate for President and Vice Presi-
dent, leaving the delegation untram-
melled with instructions. The following
delegates TO the National Convention
were elected: At large, Ex-Governor X.
b. Hubbard, of Tyler City; ex Congress
man ID. G. Giddings, 6 Brenham; Judge
r. j. Brown, Of Sherman; Peter Smith,
Mayor Of Fort Worth; also twenty-five
district delegates. Adjourned sine die.
Senators and Democratic Representa-
lives in Congress from Texas recently
united in request to their constituents
that their names he not considered in
the matter Of selecting delegates for Chi
cago. The absence of congressional
names from tine list is therefore ex
planned.
The Democratic State Convention, to
nominate q Governor and other State
officers, will meet August 18th, at Aus
tin.
A Dynamiter Arrested.
KEY WEST, Fla, June l2--Upon the
arrival OF the Mallory steamer, late last
night, from New York, Frederick Gil
Marrsro was arrested OH the charge Of
having explosives in his possession,
upon the affidavit Of the U. 3. District
Attorney. Since the quarantine season
tue Mallory steamers have not come to
the wharf, but anchor at quarantine
ground and the passengers and freight
are brodgh ashore in boats. Upon Mar
rero stepping into the boat he was ar.
rested by the U. s. Marshal under q
warrant from U. s. Commissioner
Locke and lodged in Jail. The
information was probably received from
officials at New York. Alarrero. who is
resident of Key West, went to New
York few weeks ago and his mission
was evidently made known through de-
tectives. Upon searching his baggage
the officials found fuse, detonating cuIs
and books of instruction upon the manu-
facture of dynamite. The articles wei
submitted to an expert, all officer Of the
frigate Galena, and the conclusion Al
rived at was that Marrero had materials
and instructions for making dynamite
and such articles as could not be made
here. The vigilance of the officials has
doubtless caused the dynamiters to i'm
port sep .rtely the materials aud manu-
facture here.
A Panic Averted by Music.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, June l2.-The
last concerts OF the June Festival were
held amid strong thunder, lightning and
rain. Lightning struck the Coliseum
this afternoon, causing panic in the
audience attending the Children's con-
cert, but prompt action on the part of
several resolute men aud women,
especially Theodore Thomas, who find
ing the building was not on fire, signalled
the orchestra to proceed. This prevent
ed anyone being seriously injured,
though several ladies were carried faint
ing from the room.
Kentucky sunday School COnven
tIOn.
Louisville, KY, June l2.--At the
Sunday School Convention to-day, DIR.
J. W. Finn made an address on "The
Bible, the Word of God;" Rev. Alex.
ander McEwan, Of Ontario, ON "The
Bible, the Teachers Textbook and
Weapon;" Bishop Charles +. Cheney, of
Chicogo, on "The Bible, the Worlds
Light and yIuide." DIR. X. IL. Vincent,
of Connecticut, was welcomed with the
Chautauqua salute, and spoke on the
proper arrangement of Sunday school
lessons.
Another Bank Suspends.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June l2,--The
doors of the State Bank Of West Vir
ginia, of this city, were closed this morn
ing. Liabilities, $4,000. Many ugly
rumors are ahoat. 1t is stated that the
bank will pay fifty per cent, but it is
doubtful If it pays over twenty. The
officials Of the bank received deposits
yesterday up to o'clock. The deposit
tors are anxiously waiting for an inves
tigation. Excitement runs high, and
but little business has been transacted
to-day.
The Actors Fund.
New YORK, June l2.-At the meet
Ing of the Trustees of the Actors fund,
it was decided to request oil actors to
give five per cent of their salaries for the
third, twentieth and thirtieth weeks of
their engagement. to the fund.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YORK, June l2.-Sterling bills
on London, 60 days, S4.S5A; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4.S7l; U.
$. AIS of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l0t;
U. 5. As, 1907, interest quarterly 81. l9i;
U. s. IS, optional. quarterly, Sl.OOs;
w. U. Tel, .595.