Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-03
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Legislative sum mary.

Legislative summary.
SACRAMENTO, May 2.-m the Senate
to-day the Barry bill, in its amended
form, was passed by unanimous vote.
The Gross resolution to have all Senate
committees report bills before them
on Monday was adopted Jchnson's bill
10 remove the Railroad Commissioners
WAS made the special order for Monday
81 2 o'clock. In the Assembly the sew.
ernl orders relating to railroad tax cases
was taken up and was made the general
order for Monday at 2 o'clock. The
Wallace amendment to tax railroad
mortgages was taken up. 1t was amend
ed BY Coleman and reported back, aud
made the special order for Tue day at 2
o'clock.
a Confidence Man In Trouble.
Ban Francisco May "A man giving
the name OF Morris RindkoiI, known by
several aliases, among others that of II.
II. Frink, while in Los Angeles, and Il.
J. Allen, at San Jose, representing him.
eolf as q newspaper man and correspond
ont for Eastern journals, was arrested at
Han Jose yesterday and brought here last
night He is charged with having passed
bogns check for S65 on bank at Sac.
ramento.
Coming Mechanics Fair.
SAN Francisco, May 2.-It has been
decided to hold n Mechanics Fair in
this city this year. II will be opened
August 9th and close September 9th.
three Mnrderers Hung by Kan
Ans Mob.
HARpER, Kas., May 2.--Swift rciribu-
tion has overtaken the Medicine Lodge
murderers and robbers. A posse IN
pursuit yesterday came up with the rob
bers three miles from town, captured
them after brief struggle, brought the
prisoners back to town and lodged them
+ IN the calnboose. A crowd gathered Mt
10 r. M. and attacked the building. One
robber opened fire, whereupon the crowd
riddled him with bullets. The remain
ing three were taken out, conducted to
the edge Of town and hanged. The ex.
citement Of the crowd was intense.
ueauetien or Wages and strike
on the Union Pacific
OMAHA, May 2.-The wages of all the
employes Of the Union Pacific Railway
have been cut down as follows: Salaries
over $1,000 fifteen per cett., over $1,000
twelve and half per cent, less than
$1,000 ten per cent. The shop men met
md resolved not to go to work until the
old wages are restored. The strike will
be general all over the Union Pacific
ltnes Telcgrams were received from
Laramie, Denver, Cheyenne and Evans.
ton that the men at those places will go
out. About 1900 men will quit work.
GAe Union Pacific Riockaded by
strikers.
OMAHA, May 2.--The Union Pacific
shop men, brakemen, switchmen, train.
s men and freight handlers went ont on a
strike this morning against the ten per
cent reduction of wages. II is said the
strikers will prevent the departure of all
trains and II possible blockade the entire
road. There are fully 1900 on the strike
IN Omaha.
The LOuIsville Convention
nformy Session.
l1oUIsvILLE, KY, May 2.-ln the
A otats Convention Walter Evans, Com.
Y Missioner Of Internal Revenue, was elect
"a permanent Chairman. The Commit
4 ~ on Credentials made minority re-
port, then followed general row and
disofder that was almost pandemonium.
The majority report, including the Blaine
delegation, in the contest from the Fifth
District, was finally adopted. w. o.
Bradley, Lancaster; Walter Evans, Louis
Vile, and w. w. Culbertson, Of Ashland,
( were elected delegates at large. All
three are announced Arthur men. One
other delegate still to be elected.
Blaine Ahead In Maryland.
BALTIMORE, May of the four Del
egates at. Large to Chicago chosen at
HaRerstown, three are strong for Blaine,
the fourth for Arthur with Blaine second
choice. OF the district delegations, the
first, second, third, fourth, fifth and
4. sixth are for Blaine, making thirteen for
Blaine, two for Arthur and one for Grant.
A resolution was adopted endorsing
Blaine for President. Congressman Hat
ton, L. N. Phillips. Jas. Wallace and
Senator Hodson were elected Delegates
.at Large.
Blaine In Minnesota.
sST. PAUL, Mimi, May 2.-Three of
1he four Delegates-at-Lar are personal
ly pledged for Blaine. Senator Sabn,
Delegate.at-Large and as Chairman of
the National Republican Committee, de.
clined to make personal pledge to the
Convention, but his friends gave proxy
pledge for him on behalf of Blaine.
Rhode Island Delegates Mixed.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May AT the
Republican Convention to-day Gorman
p. Pomeroy, Frank M. Bates, h. H. vii
aon and d. b. Littleiield We're elected
delegates at large Tht delegation are
unpledged and go uninstructed. The
personal preferences of delegates and
alternates is understood to be four for
Arthur, two for Edmunds and two for
Blaine.
Arthur solid in Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2.-The Re
publican State Convention had fierce
contest on the nomination of the dele
gates elected, which is as follows: n
NJ. Ledwith, VIM. q. Stewart, j ID.
Cole and Dennis Eagan. After the Regu.
lars had left the hall the opposition fac.
tion called new convention to meet at
ga. Nj. to-day. The delegates declared
electedar Arthur men, but uninstructed.
n fOhhu
RALEIGH N c., 2-ln the Repuhh-
4 can State Convention to day j. j. Mott
aud W. S. Dockery (white) and james
jE. O'Hare and James Harris (colorcdl
swere elected. The delegates are for
Arthur.
s1'rxas Divided Bctween Blaine,
Arteur and Edmund-
GALVESTON, May "A permanent
o. ssnization was effected aud elected
aelegates at large as follows; c. Blink
ley for Edmunds, Richard Allen for
Arthur, Robert Tapp and n. W. Curry
for Blaine.
Chesterfield Cheek, 'S4-"ls this sea
engaged?" Shelves, sir; am keeping
it Tor gentleman c. C. Blowing polit-
ely r" Madam, he is here (Sits down
james X. Mercer, who killed A. C.
Mcdonald, a rival newspaper man, at
Po. tland, Or, few years age, and who