Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-28

sion Of polygamy in Utah and all illegal
divorces. prostitution and fniicide In
New England and elsewhere, but he was
not willing to violate the oath he had
taken to support the constitution to
crafty New England intermeddIing
or to suppress any sect or denomin-
alton. however unpopular II might be.
SENATOR H0AR's REPLY.
Hoar said be bad heard enough Of
Browns speech to comprehend its char
acter but not its motive. IL did not
seem possible that any Senator lad
taken so much pains m his speech in-
dicsted for the mere purpose Of making
malicious and malignant attack on the
people OF New England. Hoar could
only infer that Mormonisn was more in
accord with that Senator's convictions
than opposed TO them. The Senator
from Georgia 3rown) had made a
speech. the logical inference Of
which was that Polygamy was bet
ter than the lawful marriage Of a
husband to one wife, Each country and
each section Of each country may have
vices. but whatever they were in New
England, that was reproach To her,
lioar said. was carefully written
down by New England historians.
There were sections Of the country in
which that course was not pursued. II
he (Hoarl cared to follow the style Of ar
gument followed by the Senator from
Georgia, Brown he could say some
thing without even reference 10 stats
tt... xnn..IH ha,a al
able. With desire to credit the por-
tion Of the country from which
that Senator came with rs much
propriety as he could. Hoar thought
that the presence Of so large q number Of
mullatos remained to be accounted for
in some way, but he would not enter
upon this sort Of argument. This was q
bill having a specific purpose applicable
to Utah
without action on the bill, adjourned.
Majority Report on the Danviiie
Rl0t.
WAsHis0ToS. ID. c., May N.-The
majority report Of the Senate Elections
Committee ON the Danville riot declare
that it was pr,meditated and precon-
certed for the purpose OF making q race
issue and intimidating the negroes aud
that the Democrats prearianged the riot
aud endorsed II after it had occurred.
Lapham. who prepared the report, in
troduced some kilograms which he
claimed sustain the conclusion that 1t
was the deliberate work Of the Demo-
cratic party.
The subsidy Not In Danger.
WAsHIsGTos, May q. regard to
the statement coming from San Fran
cisco, to the effect that maintenance of
direct mail service betx cen that city and
Australia is threatened by the failure Of
this government to provide subsidy,
it 10 said at The Postotiice Department
that the .Postotiice Committee Of the
House OF Representatives. ia accordance
with recommendation Of Postmaster
General Gresham, for the continuation
Of the subsidy Of $4,000 per annum.
Grand Lodge 4. q. q. r.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ths hight
Worthy Grand Lodge of Good Templars
convened here to-day for the thirtieth
annual session, with four hundred dele
gates In attendance, representing Canada,
India, Prince Edwards Island and every
State Of the Union. r. .W.G. r.. Geo
B. Katzsnstein, Of Sacramento, presided
and read the annual report, which states
that the evidence Of progress in the direc-
ton Of legislative prohibition in the past
year has been marked aud encouraging.
Tho reportdeclares that unless one or both
Of the great political parties declare un-
equivocally for temperance, that tenn
perance people will support tue Prohibit
tion candidate to be nominated at the
convention to be held at Pittsburgh,
Pa, July 23i. The report Of the Grand
Secretary shows the organization to be
in most hourishing condition in every
respect.
Warrant or Arrest for Ward.
New York, May 27.-U. s. District
Attorney Root lodged warrant for the
arrest OF Ferdinand Ward, in Ludlow
Street Jail, tonight, on complaint Of
Bank Examiner Serbia, who charges
that Ward aided and abetted President
James ID. Fish in mi'appropriating the
funds of tho Marine Bank. The atiida
Wit recites the same facts in the case of
Fish.
The West side Bank All Right.
New YORK, May 27.-Ths State
Bank superintendent, after careful ex-
animation. stated that the Wsst Side
Bank has surplus over and above lia-
bilities Of $83.699. The bank will re-
sumo as soon as arrangements are made
with another bank to represent il in the
Clearing Houses.
sterling. Exchange and BOnds.
NRw YORK, May 27.--Sterling bills
on London, go days, $4.84; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, $4.SG; u.
s. AIS Of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l.l3;
U. 3. 4s, 1907, interest quarterly 81 20t;
U. ). 3s, optional. quarterly, $l.0O3;
w. U. TEL. .57A.
LOuisvIlle Races.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 27.-The Sell
ing race, purse $4O0. the usual eondi-
tions, mile and half, Jim Carlisle won,
Traveller second, Edwin A. third. Time,
24l.
The Kensaw stakes, selling sweep
stakes, all ages, one mile, Gus Matthews
won, Tax Gatherer second, Lizzie =.
third. Time, l:44t. The winner was
sold to l.. Martin, OF Mobile, for $1,000.
In the Moet 4 Chandon Champagne
stakes, for three. year olds, the winner
to present six dozen Moet L Chandou
wine to the club, one mile and three
furlongs, Modesty held the lead all the
way and won by two lengths, Bob Cook
second, Bob Miles third. Time, 2:26i.
The steeplechase, about mile and
three. eighths, was won by Major Peck
EFT, Palanca second, Rebok third.
Time. 2:45.
The Pennsylvania Rank.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 27.-The of.
fairs of the Pennsylvania Bank continue
to be the engrossing subject among all
classes, but up to now there is as little
definitely known as at the time of the
closing yesterday. President Riddle
slept fairly well last night, and this
morning was sufficiently recovered to
enable his friends to remove him to the
residence of ID. A. Stewart, at the East
End. Two well known and experienced
bankers made a careful examination of
the books last night. Every opportu-
nifty was given them to make superb
cial examination. According to their
statement the books show S306, 900 drawn
out from the time of resumption ON Fri
day until the close of yesterday, with
deposits decreased corTespondingly. The
statement that $500. 900 certified checks
were not included in the statement
made to the association of banks, was