Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-28
EASTERN.


EASTERN.
The First city Of Mexico Trails.
KANSAS CRY, No., March 27.-Ths
first through train from the City of
Mexico arrived here this morning over
the Santa Fe road The party this
forenoon drove about the city and at
o'clock the train left for Chicago, over
the Chicago q Hannibal and Chicago.
Burlington q Quincy. to arrive at Chi.
cago at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wonder Of Wonders.
New YoRK, March 27.--The move
ment on the part OF the friends Of Carl
Schurz, TO raise him testimonial of
$l00, 900, has been abandoned at the
earnest request Of Mr.. Schurz. A con-
siderable portion Of the sum named had
already been paid into the fund and with
out doubt the full amount would have
b sen raised. Thematter coming teSchurz's
knowledge he requested the money to be
returned to the subscribers, and out OF
regard for his feelings this has been
done.
cKusiek Allowed to Resign.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The re-
moval Of Nick Kusick, late Superintendent
Of Railway Mail Service for the Pacific
Coast, was, after the hearing Of Nc.
Kusick by the Postmaster General, re-
voked. McKusick thereupon rendered
his resignation and requested its accept.
ance. 1t was thereupon accepted with
official endorsement by the Postmaster
General. The acceptance was at Nc
Kusick's request.
Three Men Drowned,
CLARION, Pa, March 27.-Yesterday
afternoon five men started from Boyd's
Eddy In q small row-boat. Near the
mouth OF Clarion river the boat capsized.
Hamilton Walker, William Watson and
David Fair were drowned. The others
escaped by clinging to the boat. Walker
leaves wife and seven children. Watson
and Fair were single men.
Coagressiepal.
WASHINGTON, March H. Senate
Miller, of California, reported favorably
from the Committee on Naval Affairs
an amendment to the joint raao!ution
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy
to offer reward Of S25, 900 for rescuipg
or ascertaining the fate Of the Greeley
expedition. A resolution was agreed
to directing the Committee on Library to
inquire into the expediency Of printing
the official letters and papers of the late
President, James Monroe.
In the House the morning hour was
dispensed with, and the House went
into committee Of the whole, Dorsey in
the chair, on the Bonded Extension bill,
and Randall spoke in opposition to it.
sterling. Exchange aud Bonds.
NEW York, March 27.--Sterling bills
on London, 90 days, $4.S8; Sterling
bills Oh London, sight drafts, 4.90A; u.
). A of 1891, interest quarterly, $l.l33;
U. s. As OF 1907. interest quarterly,
81. .244; US. 3s, optional. interest quarter
ly, $l.0O; w. U. TEL, 70.
Moratio seymour Interviewed
He EavOrs Tiiden's Nomiua-
tion
New YORK, March 27.-The Mail ond
Express has had an interview. with Gov.
Horatio Seymour On the political situa-
tion. He expressed the opinion that the
longer continuance Of o protective tariff
may provoke retaliatory legislation on
the part of England andother European
nations. As TO the Presidential candi.
dates, he expressed the opinion that the
nomination Of Tilden would be wise for
the Democracy. The following questions
and answers give the gist Of the inter.
view in this respect:
'And you do not believe Tllden too
feeble TO perform the duties of Presi.
dentr
''Well, they say he cannot talk. Now
that is positive advantage. No man
was ever yet hurt by what he did not
say, and say that without the least
hesitation, that what we want in the
Pres Dental Chair are men who think
more and talk less. A man should have
his tongue cut off when he enters the
White House as President"
Mervlne Thompson Nursing .
Lame Hand.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 27.-Mer.
vine Thompson is nursing a crippled
hand, affected by ihfammatory rheuma.
tism. Ross said he would be all right in
three months, anyway, aud the three
for training do not begin until
Sullivan signs the articles Of agreement.
Experiment Between
Boston and New York.
Boston, Mass, March 27.-The Amer.
lean Bell Telephone Company is expert
menting in conversation between this
city and New York, over No. l2 cop.
per wire to-day and, with the aid of or
dinary telephone instruments, the faint.
est whispers Of the conversation could be
heard.
Terrific wind storm Mt Denver.
DENVER. COL, March 27.-The most
disastrous wind storm for many years
struck this city ut 10 o'clock this morn.
ing and at this hour, Or. NJ, continues
with unabated fury. Many of the finest
buildings in the city, including the city
hall, Moffat h Kassler's and Symes L
Clifford's blocks were unroofed. Signs
and awnings were torn down and scat.
tered everywhere. For several hours
together the wind maintained velocity
Of sixty miles an hour. Several persons
were injured, but none fatally. Tele.
graph communication with outside
towns is interrupted. 1t is impossible
to estimate the loss at present.
The Women's Home Missionary
Association.
BosroN, March 27.-The semi annual
of the Women's Home Mission.
ary Association was held day. As an
encouraging feature of their undertak.
ing, it was related that sixteen schools
for moor manila are heinn naintainad in