Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-13
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SPECIAL 10 The HEnALD.l

Pon1LANDs March l2.-The Norfh-
seeaf NStee did not make its appearance
thh morning. The printers refused
longer to work without pay.
The manager says he cannot
tell whether another number will ever
Be issued Of not. Having lost the Assoc
ciated Prees franchise, an offer 10 sell the
plant for ten thousand dollars did not
estwith purchaser. The paper has bsen
u exiatence since January lst, 1883, and
lost money from the frat day.
RaiIrsaA Han Lest II tho SNOW
fire II Washin9ten Territery.
WALLA wALLA. W. =. March IL. =
A private telegram from Cour-D De-Alene
says that Chas. Pond, s.well. known rail
road and stage man, ~ lost in the
meunfalns. Tho searching parties which
have gons ont has not returned.
The store Of Alex. Patterson. Of Dav-
snport. Lincoln county. was burned last
anes small. Il 4 supposed incendiary.
nsneeresie mayor and Rspubli.
60 City Ticket B1eeted At
NaeraDente.
SAcRAnrv1o. March l2.--John Q.
Brown (Democfat) WAS yseterday elected
Mayor Of this city, the remainder Of the
nnnicipaf ticket was elected BY the
Republicans
aaJsrs' neprieve and Appeal.
Ban FRANcIsco, March l2.-Msjors.
the condemned Lexington. santa Clara
county, murderer, Who was to hang next
Friday, will, It il said, be again reprieyed
ia order 70 allow the Supreme Court 70
pass upon Majors appeal from the judg-
ment of death.
Eresno Iaunanted.
FRKsHo. March l2.-The southeast
part Of town u again under water.
fresno River Canal CompAny's dam,
which cost 80, ,0OO, has been washed out.
The railroad bridge Is damaged and con-
gdered unsafe. Passengers are trans
fsrrsd.
oparrIng In the lleuae--Ralitical
AAets.
WAsHixorox, March IL The House
went into committee OF the whole on the
postofIicc appropriation bill. Bingham
opposed rn6 htft. Ths ssocne rvddttion
ot postags lnust not be p,Ado IN excuse
for i limited spprot9 i6tion. It was the
pnrpoge Of tbs D6fnoerats to 20 before
the puDIlc and claim they had cut down
the expeuses Of the Postofice Depart.
msnt. but II they did so ii was without
due regard to the demands Of the
service Townshenl then proceeded to
arraian the Republican party for rast
offences ia the ADMINISTRATION u the
government the last i5 years. No
American ciffsen could read record OF
that party without his face would turn
crimson with shame for his country.
Many founders Of that party were pure
and noble men but whore were they
gone when the Republican party was
converted into the = spoiis hunting
bandy They left It and Joined only the
political psfty which had patriotic ideas.
The gentleInan from Michigan tHor), in
face Of the damning record Of star
route frauds stood up and rated about
virtue. II the gentleman was preparing
campsign material for the next election
he could not aid the cause BY bringing
up record Of his party. The Rcpub-
lican party would b tried on tho issue
on which be (Townshsnd) had outlined,
and would be convicted and condemned
10 everlasting oblivion. tApplause
from The Democratic side. Laughter
and applause on the Republican
stdsL Belford thought the gentlemen
who attempted to lecture the RspubIi-
can party should remember their own
party had not the courage to consider
either the wool tariff OF whiskey bill
--the bill having been read by sections.
Horr moved to increase TO S12, 260. 900
the appropriation for the compensation
Of Postmastera. pending the action the
csmmtttee rose.
oB00.Ooo.
Sr. LOUIS, March ia most de-
struetfvs fire in East St. Louis to night
broke out In small barber shop in the
row Of old frame bdlldings on the river
front. No fire department Ia the place.
and the surrounding property was at the
mercy Of the flames. which spread rapid
~ and soon consumed the row Of frames,
It spread to the Transfer Company's
stables In the rear, then to the Advance
elevator. and the entire property was de-
stfoyed with 4 hrge quantity Of grain.
Extending north, the ward are spresd TO
! The freight oAlce Of the Chicago
, Northwestern and to the cars In
the yard Of that company. The freight
ofdos Wa totally destroyed. A large
number Of empty End laden cars were
burned. One train of eix burning cars
was pulled out Of the yards to Cone
station, nenr the stock yards, aud ths
flames communicated to long line Of
cars; seventy I've to sighty were burned.
4 number II oth6f cars were also
bafaed, makhG the number abnut lao.
one-third Of which were laden with
grain. Loss half million.
Chelce ~ Candidates for Presl-
dent.
WAsHISarox, March l2.-In regard
to Presidential candidates It is stated
that Joncs, Of Nevada, favors Arthur,
Fair wants Rayard. Miller is Thought
TO incline 10 Blaine. Farley wants the
old ticket. 20 does Cassidy, Of Nevada,
and 20 dos al the members Of the Cali.
fornta delegation In the House. Glass-
cock says Il Tilden won't run his second
choice q Thurman.
Flrst Trip sf Fast Malls,
CousoIL BLurrs. lows, March H.
Tonight the fast mail over the Burlinr.
tcn route arrived in this city, the ter
minus Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, on time 1t f.sM., making the
run from Chicago in sixteen hours. bring.
ing tie Chicago mail and papers fourteen
hours quicker than ever before,
rrspsss1 osnssit1tisnal Ane.1-
H1eut.
WAanNoTox, March lQ.--In the
6snats jackson submitted = joint resolu.
ttoa providing for tho submission to the
States oonstltutloual ansndmeut max
ing ~ Prenl9untlel tenn tx ys1ra md
mailing Ne Pfsuideht fnsllieIble Is -
sleoelon, which wAs referred 70 he Com.
mittss On Judiciary.
natlAsatisn sftns mexican Treaty
WAsurorox, March l2.-Aftsr four
heur1 eonukdsration In secret session Tho
Sen4ee rAti6ed the Mexican Yresty. The
deeate which preceded the vote i a.
6gglbsd - devofd Of Incident. Senator
0ieson made the iirat and lonesut spesch
and ~, - eoutpe, as6inss the trse1y.
pvasnS, nfok IL .--Yslamavck vks 8.
sulltsin& ~ e}eDvSss 6t,sek 4 Is
eouk p61po11d ~ departure fkum Hsiod.
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