Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-17
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Mexican Csnspiraters Arrested
SAN FRANCISCO, August .l6.-A st.
Louis special from the City Of Mexico
states that forty persons In all were ar
restt d In connection with the conspiracy.
The conspiracy Is reported 10 have been
to imprison or shoot Diaz and Gonzales
under the leadership Of Jardon, editor
OF the La Opionion National and two
colonels, Saludo and Radsrguez. The
gov vernment detectives are said 10 have
obtained the list Of the conspirstors In
Jardon's possession. The plan of con-
spiracy Is saidto have been to reconstruct
the government under President Doraos,
as in 1876. 1t was thought the cause
was betrayed by cohspirator in Jar
don's Office. who was arrested and his
wife kept in close confinement.
IIlusIen and . Fraud.
New YoRK, August l6.-A despatch
frosn the City OF Mexico sent dirsctiy to
the Associated Press, refsrring to
the reports va St. Louis that
grsas conspiracy against the
government was uneArfhsd, says: ''The
so-callsd conspiracy IS 20 ridicuiously
weak thst u does not merit the name"
Gsvernsr u Texas ARRESTED.
GALvEs7ox, August l6.--A warrant
v y issued BY United States Commits
sionsr Spsnn for the srrest Of John Ire
land, Goversor Of Texas, for the viola
ton Of Section $50 Of revised statutes
Of the United Btnles. Emil Francois,
upon whose deposition the warrant
was issued, ives convicted ia 1879
under the anti-miscegenatipn statute Of
Texas, and sentenced to i've years 10 the
peniteptiary. In his afiidavir, Francois
deposes that Ireland q Governor Of
Texas, with penitentiary officials, con-
spired and esnfedernted together for the
purpose Of depfiving him Of his rights
and privileges secured by the constitu-.
ton and laws Of The United States. The
warrant for the arrest Of the Governor
was placed in the hands Of Marshal
|l<acy tonight. The case attracts great
|nttsntion.
Dynanite In Iswa
BUnLrSGroN, Ia, Aug. l6.-Early yer.
4srdAy morning w. z Blake, who had
bssn active - an attorney In the pros
|oeution Of saloon kespers since the pro-
|kibition laws went into effect. was
ttartled from his bed by bright hash
'of light and : sharp explosion. He
lhoueht but little Of ths matter At the
time, bat on examination later in the day
he found machine Of dc1truction fillsd
With dynamite, which re nov believer
WAS pre- pared with view to blowing up
his residsnce. but which failed to ex-
plode. MI. Blake says'he has no kno sn
enemy, and that in the prosecution DO
has been oourteously treated by the
saloon keepers.
nlaine's Libel Butt e be PasheS
San FRANCISCO. Aug l6 "A Calls
Washington special says; Mr.. Blaine's
libel suit agairss the Indianspolis Senfi-
nel provokss considerable discussion ia
poll icsl circles to-day. and the opinion
is general that bis prompt action In this
matter will cause the story to react in
hls favor. There was disposition in
some quarters to decide il - being done
merely for effect, the trial to be after
election. Bat this il silenced by the ~
surance that the case must be tried at
the October term Of the Indiana court
and will be disposed Of before election
day.
Logan at Chautaugua.
CHAgrAUouA, N. Y, Aug. l6.--Gen.
Logan arrived here 1t noon and wss re.
ceived by cordial greeting a. he landed.
He was received at Mayvills by Louis
Miller, President Of the Chautauqua As
aesnbly, and other leading gentlemen,
also by the Young Mems Blaine aud
Lo2au Club OF Jamestown, and escorted
to the hotel whers he was greeted with
cheers by large number Of ladies and
gentlemen.
ntl-MsnepeIy ~ Chscage.
CHICAGO. Aug. l6 The Anti. Moncp-
olists' Executive Committee formally
placed Mr.. A. NJ. West In nomination
for Vice President by unanimous vote.
and then went into executive session to
outline certain plans for the campaign.
4, Repuaiatisn In yirsIaia.
RIcuxosp, Va, August l8.--In the
senate today Mr.. Lsbrook introduced q
resolution looting 10 the total repudia-
tion Of the state debt.
War Declared between France
y and China
LONDON, Aug. ia Timts dispatch
from Foo Chow says: France has re-
jected the mediation Of any power and
China refuses to pay the indemnity de-
manded by France aud has declared war
Admiral Courbet has demanded 1000
men from Tonquin. Gen. Milot sent 600
men, with two batteries Of artillery, on
Monday, with sealed orders. Six hum
dred Chinese troops have landed at Hal
how. Heavy masses Of troops are
stationed ON the Kwangsi frontier. The
French and Chinese war ships have steam
up and the decks are being cleared for
action. The Ch, )se have despatched
war orders to Wee Royals Of the prov
inces. The officials pretend they are
prepared forwar. but, as matter ii fact,
tho condition of the troops. fof:s, etc !,
are no better than they were last spring.
Ne Ofacial Notice Of war.
PARIS, Aug. l0.-Neither the French
Government nor the Chinese legation are
aware that war has been declared by
China. 1t is asserted in a Foo Choo
dispatch in the London Times this NOM
ing that the Chinese legation have not
hauled it, dag down.
war Rumer Denied.
LONDON, August l0.--A dispatch
from Paris to the Exchange Telegraph
company denies the report that China
has declared war againat France. II Is
expected on the other hand that nego-
tiations will be resumed.
Cholera spreading In France.
PARIS. August l6.-Hardly day
passes but reports .-eaoh here Of the ap-
pcarance OF cholera in one or two addl-
tional towns in France. Sanitary pre-.
cautions appear to be powerless to check
the progroess OF the disease. The
TO the Police Commissioners to dis
infect suspected houses at Orleans.
There were three deaths yesterday ut
AK, two in the lunatio asylum, and sew
eral in the town Of Avigio. six At Lunsl,
five at Pergenas, two OF GigeAu, three at
Crete, three at Perpignean, six at Rasial-
tes, Eve at Carcass, aud several cases
In the Department Of the Yard. In the
Department Of Bosses.eps nlight i'm.
provement is reported.
scnllInx Match.
sAx FRAScrsco, August l8.--A Lon