Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-28
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81 Railroads.
SACRAMENTO, March 27.-The House
met at 10 o'clock. The Senate Is not N
session. Wallace Introduced resolu.
luton Affirming the States ownership of
RAILWAYS. aud asserting that the com
pspies we're mere tfustees ior
the State not authorized to operate roads
for pfivstc emolument, which WAS made
the speeial order for tomorrow afternoon.
Roth Houses meet this afternoon but no
busiasss il ready yet.
fraak James in San Fraseises.
San FRANCISCO, March 27.--It i re-
ported that Frank James, the noted out
Law, arrived here last night. travelling
under fictitious name. He y accom.
panied BY his brother Jesse's widow and
daughters.
Eeellsshaysen's Letter ts Minis.
ter Sargent.
WAsntxoros, Mach N.-Secretary
Frelirehaysen ssgt the following tele-
srsm Is 1linister Sargent:
SARGENT, Minister Al Berlin THE
President approves entirely Of your course
In the Laaker matter. You have done
nothing but obey the Instructions tf
this government therein. The President
thinking 1t may be agreeable to you has
nominated yon Minister at st. Peters
burg. AL your nomination, without
reference TO any committee, was iih-
msdiafely aud uisansmonsly crn'irmed
by ths American Sshate. and by this
action manifest al appreciation Of your
worth and does you an honor which any
citizen may well be pround OF.
(Signed FRhLIScHufsES.
GREAT speeslaties In Chieass
CHICAGO, March N.-The speculative
excitement has rarely been more highly
strung thaa wss witnessed At tile opening
ON Change this morning. To-day had
been looked forward to a. q possibility 10
witness . crisis in wheat speculations for
ths year. Yesterday the depression was
- great and values had been lowered 10
such an unusual plane it was felt another
enc Of its kind would cause the tumbling
Of commission houses. The market
opeusd eomparstivsly steady. Trans
aotl1a wore Of the heaviest possible de-
scri1tioD, some early sales running into
quafesf and half millions.
Weed 1t vieksburg.
vIcxsBun0, March N.-Ths river IL
even with the high water mark Of 1874.
Al Davis Bend everything is nverflowsd
and for thirty miles down The river.
Soraorsst, never before inundated, is
nov at the mercy q the waves. From
The hiah points in this city the delta
Iooks q Il built in the cehter Of a big
lake. People are going from house to
house In skiffs.
Dessltutisn asa aaaerisg In tho
Mississippi Fleeas-Appeal fsf
aevefnneet Ald.
JAcxsos, Miss, March 9'.--Reports
fron Rodney, Jeffsrson county. say,
two thousand people ars rendered dss-
titute BY the overflow. A csll has been
made Tor 0overnment cid.
Appeals fDr supplies frsn New
OFleans.
Nsw ORLxAxs, March 27.-Appsals
fos supplies ard matssial used tn pro.
tsctine tho lsvsss are dsily rscsivsd BY
ths Stats authorities from many points.
The rspsstsd destruction Of ths Scott
levos 4 uneUnhrmsd.
rhs Leaisaana Cans Cssntry Ssh
merged.
PoRr ALtrK, La., March The
Fcrdoehs Lsvee il broken and help In
ths wsgaof sseamboats Il called for y re-
move ps6ple end stock. The brsak
causes An overflow Of one Of the richest
canssprodueing ssetions IN The Slate.
Arrest sf Defaalter church.
Nrw Yoxx, March 77.-Henry 8.
Church, . defaultisg chamberlain Of
Troy, who left Troy February 4th with
Z dsficisucy in his account Of $4,000,
wss arrsstsd here last night, and taken
TO Troy this morning.
Doath Of Augustus neheil.
NEW YoHx, March IT, Augustus
Schsll died 1t 3 o'clock this morning.
He Wa conscious ill 2;45 4. n. His
family wAs about his bedside when he
expired.
Riehnsad. va. YIssa.
RIcHrosp. Va, March N.--All the
whsrves in the lower part Of the city
ere submerged. The water IL up into
NGin strest and steadily rising.
Death Of Tsn Thanh's Mother.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 27.-Mrs.
Sherwood e. Strstton, mother Of the
late Tom Thumb, died yesterdsy.
nritisA vietsry In seuaas.
Loxpos, March 27.--Gsn. Graham
tslsGraphsd this morning that the Brit
ish advanced to-day 70 Tamanieb and
burhsd the village. The Arabs hed
when the fighting ended.
SuAKln, March N.--Ths British
forces bsrnn ths advance ON Tamanieb
at i've O'clock this morning. Firing
opened at Z 81. which WAS brisk upon both
sidss. The rsbsls were 10 larger numbers
than ysstefday. The Enelish cavalry
and mounted infantry led and drove the
rebels from the rooks, dispersing them
among the hills. There were no British
Casualties. The loss'of the rebel. is un-
known.
Tsast t. President Arthur ~ the
Earl Or Nerthbreek.
LONDON, March 27.--At lapch on.
board Of the Alert, Earl Northbrook,
6rut Lord Of Admiralty, proposed q
toast 70 President Arthur. A majority
Of the naval attaches Of the various EN-.
bAsaiM and the whole American Legation
were present.
Trtehlnssis In Prussian paxeny.
BRRLlN, March 27.-It was officially
stated lest year that ct Ermslsben, . small
town Of Prussian Saxony, 4O3 per-
sons becams seriously Ill and sixty.six
did from trichfnosis. The disease WIS
caused b eating raw pork which came
from the United States.
Dismarek Unubs sargent-
Bx1Gns March 21-Ths DeatscA
TsgsblaA says that As Dismarck's dinner
in honor Of the Empsror's birthdsy, Bis
marck greeted Sargent with .
courteous bow but shook hands with all
the other diplomats.
Military Dusllina In Austria.
a warm discu se}ou Il Oniuu nm i. Wan.