Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-18
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Smallpox Among the Coolie Ina
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smallpox Among the Coolie Ina
portati0ns at San Francisco.
San FRANcIsco, June II. = While
landing the Chinese passengers who ar.
rived by the steamer City of Toxic a
child afflicted with the smallpox was
discovered. At the time of the discov-
cry 3l5 Chinese had already landed, and
another lot of $50 had been transferred
to the City Of Mexico. which sailed for
Puget Sound points yesterday. The
steamer with 7l0 Chinese has been sent
out into the stream and quarantined.
Failure Or the western Paper
Ce.-The Republicans Resolve
. Dsyeett Marper's Weekly.
San Francisco, June l7.-The West
ern Paper Co. has made an assignment,
Liabilities, $52, 900; assetts, go,
The Blaine and Logan club in the
Thirteenth Senatorial district adopted
resolutions calling upon members to
hinder the circulation of Hayper's
Weekly, owing to the stand ii has taken
against the Republican nominees.
Tho Mrewn-Ingalls Imbreglio in
tho senate.
WASHINGTON, June l7.-In the Sem
ate.-Aftsr tho reading of the journal,
Brown rose to question of privilege.
He had the clerk read the remarks Of
Ingalls, yesterday relating to his BROWN
remarks made in debate Friday last.
When the clerk finished reading, Brown
said he had not replied to Ingalls, re.
marks yesterday because he did not wish
TO speak under irritation which Ingalls,
remarks were calculated to provoke.
He called the attention of the Senate
TO tbe Insulting and opprobrious
language used by the Senator
from Kansas toward o member of the
Senate who could rspel snch insults with.
out violating the rules which all Senators
were in honor bound to obey. Brown
did not wish to gloze over this matter.
The charge Of the Senator from Kansas
was that Of falsifying the record and
committing forgery upon the record Of
the Senate. This language was de-
iberately planned insult, and uttered
not only in violation OF the rules Of
the Senate bat In defiance Of the
presiding officer. The Chair said the
Senator from Georgia was out
Of order. Brown then said: "Sir, the
remark is withdrawn under the ruling
Of the Chair" The remarks Of the Sena.
tor from Kansas, Brown said, were not
made hastily but after two days had
elapsed and after, as Brown sup
posed, satisfactory disclaimer
from himself had been made of all
offensive imputations Notwithstanding
the reinsurance given in the Senate by
Brown, the Senator from Kansas had
persisted in his purpose Of insulting a
Senator. The chair thought this obser-
walton out Of order. Brown submitted to
the Senate whether it would permit such
an outrage and inexcpsable breach OF its
privileges 60 unnotfced. In regard to
the insinuation Of q want of'Page he ven
tured to say that there was nothing in
the personal character or autecedents OF
the Senator from Kansas to make it an
object Of apprehension or to excite the
fears Of any man.
The saratoga Convention specu.
lations.
SARATOGA, June l7..--One hundred
and fifty OF the three hundred and eighty
delegases to the Democratic Sta9e Con-
vention are here. All the delegates are
expected this afternoon. The result OF
the meeting OF the State Committee to-
night 10 anxiously looked forward to
by the friends Of both Cleveland and
Flower who are equally positive in ex.
pressions Of belief in the success of
their candidates. The main point OF
the friends OF Cleveland is to secure the
vote of the Convention for him as State
nominee 90 as to send solid pledged
vote for him to Chicago. This will be
done II the unit rule is adopted by the
Convention. Tammany men here are
not in favor Of that rule and unless
Ksllys influence be for it they will
likely oppose 1t.
Action sf the United sts iraad
New YoRK, June l7.-The United
States grand Jury handed in their in
dictments against James d. Fish
and John G. Emo, charging them
with the misappropriation OF Ma
tional bank funds, also an indictment
against Ferdinand Ward, charging him
With aiding and abetting an officer OF the
National Bank in illegally applying
funds of the bank.
Political Movements In New York.
New YoRK, June l7.--Four hundred
apd 6fty members of the county De-
p,ocrscy started for Saratoga this morn-
ing, also five hundred of the Tamnany
Hall delegates. John Kelly expected
quito peaoesble time. Tanmany Hall,
who also supported the nominee of the
National Convention always, with one
hundred Irving Hall delegates, also left
on the same train.
Iuaependent Republican Forces
Organizing.
New YoRK, June 1.-THE Independ-
ems Republican Committee appointed at
Boston to confer with the New York In
dependents, arrived this morning. They
held . private meeting this afternoon to
arrange preliminaries and hold for
NAL conference this evening.
Gamblers Conpronise.
l DALLAS, Tex, June 1.-THE war
Asinst gambling eliminated to-day In
es Wilkenson, one of the indicted
.srs, paying 5000 to the county
,reeing never again to gamble in
- county. All other gamblers left
- -&r than pay large compromise. One
gambler, from whom the county demands
$4,000. sailed for Europe for his health
Ansther wire Killer Hangs.
DETROIT, June l7.--Luke Phipps,
who shot his wife on the ferry boat be
tween this city and Windsor one night
in August, last year. who was arrested
and lodged in Sandwich Point jail
from where he subsequently, escaped bu
finally was rcarrested at Ontario ant
extraditsd, was hanged this morning,
Bayard In Deleware.
WILMINGTON. Del. June H. Tn