Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

James Laldon, VINO was shot dead
in a lumberyard OH Fifteenth street,
is believed to have been killed by a
man he robbed of his watch. The Kill
| ling was followed by the shooting of
two men by a detective who was
searching for the murderer.
]. II. McVicker, who has been with
Edwin Booth since his recent accident,
writes: All fear of bad results has, we
| hope, passed, as no dangerous symp-
toms have appeared. He will need
the utmost quiet for some ten days, to
allow the rib to knit He will be able
to walk about with hisarm in sling,
and must trust to time for q perfect
cure.n
Abram Symonds' of Pine Hill, New
York, killed his daughter Saturday and
then himself.
Among the passengers by the City
of Berlin is Captain Bogardus, the
champion pigeon shooter.
Official reports show that the wheat
crops III Austria and Hungary have
fallen off in quantity and quality and
will not equal more than four million
five hundred thousand quintals.
w. b. Greenlaw, President of Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Compa-
ny, and of the Peoples insurance Com
pany, of this city, died of dropsy of the
heart, at Greentown, his residence
near the city, this morning.
A st. Paul MINI. dispatch dated yes
terday says killing frosts last night
and night before are reported from sew
eral points on the line of the Lake SUI
perior road, destroying the corn and
other unripe crops. If the frost eX-
tended throughout the State, our
large corn crop will be an entire fail
ure.
A telegram from London says of the
market. The week opens with an in
creased firmness. There is not great
activity.
All danger of Europeon complica-
tions arising out of the Herzigovinian
troubles has passed away, and feel
ing Of confidence and security seems to
prevail. United States 5-20s of 1865,
have appreciated one-eighth of one
per cent, and 20-40's one-fourth Of one
per cent. There is an entire recovery.
of the decline in the furry of Thurs
day.
A Congress of German journalists
opened at Berlin yesterday. Resolu-
tions were adopted asking Imperial
legislation in behalf of the Liberal
Press to enable them to publish truth
full reports of the public proceedings of
the last Court, and granting immuni-
ty from the names of contributor.
-
nian Brotherhood, which was to have
been held in New York during the
present week, has been postponed till
January.
Judge Settle, prominent North
Carolina Republican says that of the
120 members elected to the Constitu-
tional Convention of that State, so are
Democrats, 2S Republicans and Is In
dependents, and that two of the Inde-
pendents will probably vote with the
Democrats, that party control of that
body. Mrs. DR.. c. Woodlinger, Rich
mOnd's favorite Prima Donna, was
buried yesterday from the Grace Epis-
cOpel church. She was twenty-five
years of age at her death.
The American Rifle Association and
Tile AuldteuT hlHc SluD uellutu Tile
American Rife Team formal rccep-
tion in the name of the city.
The French Government say that
they have not interdicted the circula-
tion of Mr.. Gladstone's Vatican pham-
phlet in France.
Gen. Cissey said in recent speech
that France would confine the reor-
ganization Of the French army, under
the new military law, to peace foot
ing.
Varnal and Trumbull failed in Phil
adelphia Saturday, liabilities $500, 900.
The failure was caused by the shrink
agein the value of soda ash. The as
sets of the firm are said to be large,
and they propose to pay in full in
twelve, eighteen, twenty-four and
thirty months with interest.
The Georgia insurrection IS not
likely to amount to anything now.