Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-05

Items of Interest.

Henry Irving has written book about
America. Boo
II is reported that important revela-
tions may be expected in the Rose Am
bier case.
,swhat u syntass" asked the teacher.
"a saloon license is sin tax" shouted the
son Of q prohibitionist.
Twenty-thres Texas editors have each
been presented with boy babies since the
since the lst ofJanaary, 1884.
The latast story about Mary Ander-
son is that Lord Coleridge has made a
proffer of marriage and has been refused.
The Duke Of Arsyles article in the
Nineteenth Century on Henry George, is
entitled "The San Frnncisco Prophet. :"
The Carson City Savings Bank has
changed hands, and hereafter will be
known as the Bullion and Exchange
Bank. .-t..t,tsff rstrg rt.. d.. i
The Connecticut House has rejected
two bills giving women the right to vote
at school elections and on the license
question.
4 Governor Hamilton of Illinois has
withdrawn from his CANVASS for renomi-
nation in favor of Ex-Governor Richard
J. Oglesby.
Gouned has completed an oratorio
called Mors et Fita, a sequel to The Re-
demption, for the Birmingham music fes-
tiyal in 1885. ...r. ..ts
sixty y-forr Of the present counties in
Texas did not vote Mt the last Presiden.
tial election. Many of them have since
been organized.
On Wednesday four sightless girls
from the New y ork Institute. for the
Blind sang hymn at the bedside Of
Augustus Schell.
II n The biennial sessions and elections
Amendment has beau defeated In the
Massachusetts Honse by vote OF 1879 to
90, not two. thirds.
The Maasaohus Prohibition State
COMMITTEES has adopted resolutions de.
nosncing high license as a means of di-
miniahing intemperance
The ,Civil Service Commission closes
its first annual report by saying that ''in
every stage of its work it has had the
constant and unwavering support Of the
President"
The Governor has appointed and com
missioned Il. 7. Buckham Notary
Public in and for Tulare county, to re-
side in Tulare City, vice John I. Uhl-
horn, resigned. s.il F.
making isfhS prefilhSS,fhaNag ,fhaNag' sdlse haye beon1'ub
= narrow guage railroad from San Diego
to Ell Cajon Valley. ....,..
The New York Sun says: Regard for
the exact truth obiiges us to record the
fact that at the present time James G.
Blnine leads oil other candidates for the
Republican nomination.
Cornelius R. Parsons, when elected for
fifth time Mayor Of Rochester, N. Y,
March 4th, received a majority (4000)
larger than ever before, with possibly one
exception, and carried every ward Of the
city but one.
The Iowa Legislature has bill before
It designed to prohibit an insurance com
pany doing business in that State from
bringing suits against citizens OF that
State in the United States Court.
OF all absurd spectaoles, quite the
most absurd recently witnessed, is that
OF the Illinois ofhce.holders gong whin-
ing to the President to ask II they would
be protected against Logaa if they chose
to work for Arthur. ..I0.- '-.. .
At conference Of leading RepubIi-
cans in Ohio few days ago, it was de-
clared by men representing all past fac
tiens that the party would support any
candidate that the National Convention
would nominate and give him the vote
Of that State.