Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
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SPECIAL 10 THE HERAII.i
mere Aid Ssr the veterass' Ms,se.
SAN FnAxclsco, March 4.-The Di-
rectots Of the vetersns' Home Alsocia-
tIon hare addressed circular to the
business men requestin0 aid for the In
skitntion Ia which ) number OF veterans
srs now house. though It will not b
formally opened before ten days. itis
expected that The number Of ths Inmates
will soon reach one hundred and %
AZ the fuusIs have been exhausted IN
The purchase Of a site and the erection Of
building. aud no State aid will be forth
coming until the Home has been opened
six mouths. Aid Il again asked d the
9enerous public. The directors are con-
ndent that The institution will eventu-
ally b sslf-supporting.
Nsws rhisves - the Reseue t.
Rrsvent the Passage ~ the
CsDyrisht nill On releersns.
CnlcAoo. March l.-The Daily Neps
viii tomorrow sAy n effort has been
made 70 make the public It large believe
Congress will pass no law Of newspaper
copyriGht. Doubtless those interest
"a afs producing such an impression
Proceed on tho principle that all's fair
ID war even MISREPRESENTATION Primaria.
u the deuifn Of the measure L to pat
u end 10 1 sort Of theft that has
bithefto eCns unpnnished, because the
daily nswspApsr was the only CONNER
cial entetpfise IL the United States to
steal from which Is not crime. A
iew d the provincial publications. the
weeklies, seni-Weekllss and tri-wseklies
thatsrelsrgsly mAde Up Of what's known
q patent insIdes" Win not be affect
Cd at I'll By ths proposed lAw. The sub
jeet 0f which h 10 protect the contents
81 ) pewspaper for Just q only, say
twenty .fodr hours. Il will prevent them
from bsipg stolen and uaed il conpeti.
ton with the Journal paying for
them. The country papers. there
fofs, need not Be- afraid. There
i elasl of provincial papers
that will find the operation Of the Law
sefy lpconvenient indeed. II is no
direct against them that IL trainers aim
aRajnst them and species Of evarsscsnt
little city sheet that steals it, news and
dlspaiches from early copies Of the
morning papers. These two clas,es
nsed vhat wlIl check their dishouts'ief.
vvtns hsssistaes -Amsaat sr our
Gnperes.
Nrw YoRx, March 4.--Mr. George E.
Dswey, one of our best informed Rrs, !
rrowets, Vss 1sked the other day what
eject Il w6el6 hatc II we in re;alistiop
(of xroI3sa fsftaaI to take our pork
sh3uld pfolitii the imesrkdslon Of 4
wias. ~ wouldn't make much diff,r.
<nes 70 suybody,r he said, ''ssr+pt to
ogss :ss syss < e S,,. shs Amssicss. !. e
what thy sfe,drinking- 4 w''uld OF
,c,,usst eut ~ our supply u the lsw vas
enforced, but that i : more dr.p IN fhe
bucket Thsrs would be just about q
sudoh wine dfa a usual, and AZ good
vine a usual, bat people would learn
Whit they do not know nov, that
~ wins they we're drinking was
Americas vine There are about !, ,00O.-
Ooo gallons Of wine brought into this
codnlfy from Enrope agsinst s., ,O00, 900
% q. 0o0. 90 from our own vineyards.
II otker Woedg ve prod"ce more than
elfho d. = nuSh wine - ~ import.
B1t d tkis ~, O00, 900 eallohs. II is
cuIrious fsct In arithmetic that we sell
"a eonsomeFs about 20yO0O, 0oO 6f gallons
n Eusopson wine aud only about 20.
ooQ00o ealIons Of AmssioAn wine.
ws inpcst s cDo 0oo gallons Of Eurcpsen
vine "a ssli -. Oo6. % asalIons. Il
otksr words we ssiie" u, ~, 90 gtlIous
rsofS or lsu, about Q. So. 00O gallons
a vine casne to this city from Califor-
= eaeh ysex and | don't suPposs ihst
one 1flh q 4 = ever put on the market
excoDt q foreign wine under foreign
lsbe6 " III; 20 that foreign wines get
TIE creatn Of an exseIlence Of our own
products.
i ushstltufe fsr MsrrissA's TariR
Di11,
WAsnrSorox, March "A substitute
b B1be Morrison tariff bill placing coal.
solt End lumber on the free Int, was
eoandetsd BY the Ways and Means
CounmItlee. At the request Of
Kelly II was determined to
hear Tomorrow the delegation
ferF6eentiag the bituminous coal inter
~. Itwas also agreed to continue an
lnformal bearing until iinnl action IL
tak6n o. fhe measure BY the committee.
Il = generally understood that a vote
uiII - taken IN committee on Thursdsy
0svssn,asat Ala te niIk Csitsre.
WAsnrSo1ox, March 1. = In the
Houss. II Goneral Rosspcrans presented
: potitio6 ffca the SILK Culture Asso-
ei6tlon of Oeliiornia, asking Congress to
eppropFiato Ql60, 600 70 aid in encourag-
fnS ~ eufsur<>pf sllk in that Stats,
Ifs t6496s1u1 ttasoo that ~. Oo0, go
worth ofasilk wss Imported Est lant
ye6r, pgI1bipolly from Asia, al 81 Uh1uH 4
Il 4 belisvsd could ~ ought 70 be no
dloed h the United States.
msrlsr sn1 suicide frsn yeal-
"A eusv,
Dri 4s., W, March Sunday
moruif bha 0ls6boeok while in At Of
pasuioa t6sj1 W hSes tesn caused BY
jealousy, Murdered his wife and three
psualI chijlbn. After setting fire to the
hoass be N esedod 10 the woods half
mile disialt and shot himself through
The hsasl. The FIRE In the house Was
discovered and extinguished before tho
bodies were consumed. or much damage
would have resulted.
CslsrsA Repsrters N Phiiadel-
ph1a.
PHiLADELralA. March 4,-Considera-
bic excitement WAS created here today
By lesklle out Of khe fs1t thet for sew
sfal days eol6r6l me1 haVe heen rsGu-
larly enp1oyed =. repprtszs On ths local
sta6of The Philadelphia Times.
Meareh fsr Teller. the Paeiae HI.
press nebbef.
81. Lours, March l.-up 10 noon The
pelloe have discovered ~ ne = 70 ~
Wkegsaboats Of Teller, ~ Pse3f6 H.
prens robber. Dsteclives are prosscut-
iae ~ sssrch vigorously.
Mlnlsss< Sargent outraeeG ~
uewprGptn6.
DrnLlx, March 471s nswupapsrs.
eostlens lh<lr slas IN sttacts ~
Mint1t& eareent Never has tks hospi-
oA11y whish civilized nAtioas recognise
- " lnviolAbls right II foreign rsprs-
soutatsv0 bssp moro haerastly outrs6sd
b u6os1sd organs Reprssenoetions
haxe beon 1Bade 70 tie Washington gov
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