Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-24
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RICHMOND, Va, April 23.--In the Re-
publican Convention Col. WIN. Lamb
was made permanent president. A mo
ton that the delegates to Chicago be in
structed 10 cast their votes In the Ma
tional Convention for Arthur, was re-
ceived with almost unanimous disap-
proval. Resolutions reported by Malone
favor a protective tariff, changes the
name OF the Coalition party 10 the Re
publican party Of Virginia, favors the
education Of the ballot and free count,
endorses Arlhur's administration and de-
clares preference for his nomination at
Chicago.
Republican Delegates to Chicago.
LOWELL, Mass, April %. The Eighth
District elected Frederick 7. Greenhalge
and Andrew G. Stone delegates to the
National Republican Convention, both
for Edmunds.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, April 23.-S. L.
Reed and Josiah Andrews were chosen
delegates to the Chicago Convention
from the Fourth Michigan District.
Both are understood to be for Blaine.
DEs MoIsEs, Iowa, April 23.-The
Fourth District of Iowa elected delegates
to the National Republican Convention
Instructed for Blaine.
Tho Ohio Delegation to Chicago.
CLEVELAND, April 23.--In the Repub-
lican Convention district delegates to
Chicago were announced as follows:
Blaine. 20; Sherman, IA; unknown, 2.
This does not include the deiegates-at.
large, which have not been appointed
yet
New York Delegates-at-L Large.
Urea, April 23.--ln the Republican
Convention the tellers announced the re-
suit of the ballot for delegates. at large
as follows; Theodore Roosevelt, 472;
Andrew d. White, 407; John |. Gilbert,
342; Edwin Packard, 258; Warren Mil
Ter, 243; Alonzo B. Cornell, 22S. The
Chairman declared the first four gentle
men duly elected. The nominations
were made unanimous, but there were
few dissenlent votes.
Ohio Republican Platform.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 23.-The
Committee on Resolutions of the Repub-
lican State Convention met tonight and
agreed 10 report platform favoring n
protective tariff; approving President
Arthur's administration; recommending
amending the Constitution for civil
righi.; in favor of collecting an adequate
revenue by duties on imported goods TO
pay the expenses of the governments; for
the ret ration Of the wo,l tariff of 1867;
favoring the protection OF all citizens,
especially the colored people of the
South, against the revolv,r and sho gun
in the enjoyment of all Their rights, and
if Congress has not power enough now,
the Constitution TO be amended; recon.
mending more stringent laws against
Mormonism. and endorsing the platform
of the last Ohio Republican Convention.
Louisiana Democratic Ticket.
New ORLEANS, April %. The official
returns will probably elect the Demo.
cratic state ticket by 10000. Official
retur of the city are not yet com.
pletel but will give the regular Demo-
Gratis probably 5000.
A Father KILLED by HIS Son.
MONROE, Ga, April 23.-Jesse Gum
killed his father, Willis Gum, to day.
The father was wlower and he and
his son cour,ed the same young lady.
The son married her two weeks ago and
the father sent him word to be on his
guard as he WAS coming to kill him.
This morning the father entered his
sons house, who fired on his father as
the latter was taking aim.
The Golden Valley II Eraud.
DENVER, Col, April %. = Large
crowds are hourly leaving for the Golden
Valley district. Many pronounce it a stu
mendous fraud, and the faith of the most
sanguine is becoming shaken. The
ground is covered with snow, and some
days must elapse before thorough ex-
animation can be had and the whole
fact known.
Postponed.
Chicago, Ills, April 23.-The Ma.
tional Committee of the Prohibition
Home Protection party announce that
its National Convention, which was to
be held at Pittsburgh, May 2lst, has
been postponed till July 23l. The llli
nois State Convention o. the same party
will be held at bloomington, June 18th.
sterling. Exchange and Bonds.
NEW YORK, April %. Sterling bills
on London, go days, S4SS; Sterling |
bills on London, sight drafts, 81. 90; U.
s. As of 1891, interest quarterly, Sl.l31;
us. As of 1907, interestquarterly, 81 .23b;
u. s. IS, optional. interest quarterly,
81 .00A; w. U. TEL, .67I.
Horrible Deed of n Crazy Father.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April %. = The
Allen county special |
tells of horrible murder of two young
by a crazy father, William Aus
tin. Austin was struck on the head |
about year ago with rock. On leav
ing the iield yesterday he
went home, took the children,
almost babies, and threw them on
the fire and stood by and saw them ere
mated. The mother was a witness to
the horrible deed but was powerless to
rescue her darihgs, only escaping her
self with sucking babe by snatching it
from the cradle and running to the
woods.