Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-04

hbse perfected their organization they
will send list Of their chairinen, vice.
presidents and committeeman to the Ma
tional Committee rooms at the Palmer
House. and II IL requested that such no.
tiication be sent in as earIy az. pos
sible.
Chicago Racey
CHICAGO. July 3.-T5bdsr tho p"'' at
as. the 1ssss races at sna wes %S"d~ ! '-sHy day
: Of usrsSMG Spe won, Niphon second.
III time LIZ. Topsy did
.econd race was for the Engle.
10 stakes, sweepstakes for iillies,
f5eaix xold-, foals of 81, one mile.
starters, Modesty, Mona. Easter, Bald
wins Savanna, Bilneile. Fac-Simile.
Malaria md Hannah. Malaria got
away badly and Easter was left at the
post. Mona won by half length, Bill
nellie second, Malaria third. Time,
i.459.
The third race, for the Boulevard
stakes, sweepstakes for all ages. mile and
quarter. Starters, Baldwin's Gan0,
Freeland, Long Knight aud Shady.
freeland won, Long Knight second.
Shady third. Time. 2:ll4.
The Formal Transfer or the Bar-
thoidt statae.
WAsHIsGToN, ID. c., July 3.-The fol-
lowing correspondence has taken place
by telegraph between Frelinghuysen and
Morton, Minister at Paris, with regard
TO the presentation on the Fourth of
July by France to this country of the
colossal broaze statue of Liberty En-.
tightening the World, which has re-
Gently been completed ut Paris:
MORTON TO FRELIsGuUYsES.
PARIS, June 2sth.
Hon. Fredk Freiinqhuysen, Secretary
tc.-Tbe French government, desiring
to associate itself with the undertaking
of the Frnnco-American Union Commit.
toe, the President Of the Council propo.
scs to join with the President OF the
Committee IN the formal transfer Of the
statue of liberty TO the United States,
pursuant TO the resolution Of Congress OF
March, 1877. The French Minister Of
Marine also proposes to furnish war
vessel for its transportation to the Unit
ed States. The ceremony Of presenta.
ton is fixed for he Fourth Of July.
tSgned) LEVI Z. MORTON,
Minister.
FRRLISGHUysEN To MORTON.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsuIsGToN, ID. c., .June both.
Leci =. Morton, Minister, Paris:-SIR
am directed by the President to in
struct you as the representative of the
United States Government to attend to
the ceremonies at Paris on the Fourth of
July, incident to the presentation to this
country Of the colossal bronze statue of
Liberty Enlightening the World, and on
behalf Of the President to mako known
its acceptance. You will avail yourself
OF the opportunity to express the thanks
of the government and the people of the
United states for the statne as work of
art and as monument of the
abiding friendship of the people of
France. You will assure the Franco
American Union Committee, the Presi.
dent OF the Council and the citizens of
the French Republic, that the American
people return most heartily the friendly
sentiments which prompted this noble
gut 10 Americh. toignedh
FREDERICK 4. FRELINGHuysEN.
The Marine National Bank Report
WASHINGTON, July 3.--The Comp
troller of Currency received the report
OF the Receiver Of the Marine National
Bank, of New York, to-day. The
Comptroller says he has not had time to
go through the schedules and examine
the report in detail, but from the fact
that proved claims amount to So, Asa, OF
and the assets estimated as good to only
s., 022, $50, he has no doubt an as, ess-
ment will be made against the share
holders of the bank amounting to
81, ,S23, 1888,
Cholera Report OF Consul Mason.
WAsHINGToN, July 3.-The Secretary
of State to-day received cable message
from Consul Mason, at Marseilles, as
follows: The situation is worse at Tou-
Ion, deaths averaging ten daily; l3 yes
terday. 1t is conceded to be Asiatic
cholera. The epidemic is stationary at
Marseilles. There were six deaths FRI
day, eight Saturday, four Sunday, and
five each Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day; some cases apparently Asiatic chol
era, the remainder cholera infantum or
sporadic. There are twelve cases at the
special hospital. Many thousands have
left for the interior. The steamer Bur-
gundy smiled for New York Sunday,
without passengers. No emigrants to
the States reported.
Contested Election cases.
al D Ia l tnaN
ed election case of Craig VS.. Shelly,
Alabama,) the House Committee on
Elections, to-day, decided the report in
favor of Craig. They also agreed to re-
port in favor of Mciinnis, in the con-
test of Bolton vs.. Mctiinnis. of Mon
tana.
Adjourned TO saturday.
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., July 3.-It was
moved that when the House adjourns
to-day it be to meet Saturday next.
Agreed to, l20 to 81.
Nominations by the President.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3.-The
following nominations were sent to the
Senate by the President to-day: Clar.
ence Pullen, of New Mexico, Surveyor
General fol New Mexico; Roswell G.
Wheeler, Indian Agent for the Pima
Agency, Arizona; Geo. 7. Bromley, of
California, Consul of the United States
at Ten Tsin, China.
The Mexican War Pension Bill.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 3.-The
House resumed consideration of the
Mexican war pension bill, but so much
opposition was manifested against the
measure that its progress was rendered
very slow. Townsend said, in response
to an inquiry, that the House would not
adjourn till the bill passed.
Precautions Against Cholera
WASHINGTON, July 3.-To avoid the