Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-30


injured. Pursuit was made by Coun-
~ officers and $500 reward offered for
each. dead or alive. Later: Collins
and Daily have been captured.
yellow Fever Report.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The follow
Ing dispatches have been received
ut Fort Barrancas the Goth of July:
Lieut.. Deshler died at 4:4j p. NJ. to-
day.
NAVY YARD, Pensacola, July 60.
Mrs. l.. Ingles died last night. There
have been nineteen deaths at Barran-
cas- out of sixty-four cases. All well
in the Navy Yard.
The Missing BaiIOOnists.
CHICAGO, July 29th.-It is two
weeks ago this day since Donaldson
and Grimwood went up in balloon
and nothing has yet been learned re-
garding their fate. 1t is hardly pos
sible that they are among the living.
Accounts Correct.
WASHINGTON, July 29th.-The First
Auditor and Treasurer have completed
the settlement of the accounts ofrreas-
urer Spinner for the quarter ending De-
cember 3lst last. They report them
entirely correct.
Shot and Killed.
CAIRO, Illinois, July 29tli.-Capt.
Sidney was shot and killed last night
while coming to his own house ut Car
bondale, the assassin is unknown but
is suspected to be one of Williamson's
band, rs he had been threatened by
them.
Destructive storm.
MARIETTA, Ohio, July 29th,-A sew
ere storm passed over this city last
night, causing heavy loss of property.
The five story warehouse of Marietta
Chair Co. filled with furniture was
blown down and its contents destroy
ed. Loss estimated at $4,000. The
whole country is submerged and the
crops injured.
Printers Strike.
WASHINGTON, July 29th.-A depu-
tation of printers employed, on the
Republican newspaper waited upon
the Proprietor last evening and an
nounced that they would not get out
teed 60c per thousand ems for one year
instead of SOC, which the employing
printers had decided upon paying.
The matter was partly compromised by
Mr., Murtagh promising to give def
mite answer to-day.
Death of an Officer.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 29th.-J.
II. Smith, lately elected City Clerk by
the Democrats, died this morning.
Another Fire.
ARLINGTON, Mass, July 29.-Schou.
lers Mills and Samuel Buxendale's
shoddy factory were burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000.
NEW YORK, July 29th.--A fire oc-
CURED in the engine room Of Solon's
planning mills, PIT and 2l9 Second
street, Brooklyn, Eastern district, to.
night, causing loss of S1l 900; small
insurance.
serious Accident.
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 29th.-A frightful
accident happened near Castleton,
Stark county, ILL.,, yesterday, which
will result in the death of at least one
man and probably another. Several
men were putting up hay on farm
near the village, and a rain storm in
duced them to seek shelter. They
jumped into one of the wagons and
drove for shed. Ahead of them was
a small gap in the fence, and two
teams tried to reach the opening first.
The result was collision at the gap
and two men were thrown out. One
of them, Thomas Kelly, struck on his
head, injuring his spine in such way
that his whole body is paralyzed and
there is no hope of his recovery.
a Terrific Explosion.
NEW YORK, July 29th.-At half past
eleven this morning q terrific explo-
sion occurred on steamer laden with
oil lying off Jersey City. The vessel
was instantly enveloped in flames and
caused grand illumination. The ex-
plosion shook the lower portion of the
city. A lighter finally towed her into
the stream, where she was scuttled.
1t is not believed any lives were lost.
Heavy Rain.
ST. LOUIS, July 29th. - Accounts
have reached here of another heavy
rain storm in Central Missouri. The
rain fell during II to % hours in differ
ent localities and did great damage to
crops and railroads. Large sections of
flat country are submerged and the
banks of creeks and streams are over
flowed. Some trains are stopped by
wash-0uts.
The Mormon Question.
SALT LAKE, July Goth. 1.-The Tribune
(Gentile) calls upon President Grant
and AttOrney-General Williams to
send dtheirrepresentative, accredited as
the law officer of the Government, to
aff h. ~ Nf oil
Gated in the Mountain Meadows Mas
sacre, and that he report 10 Congress
what is needed to secure justice, if
local laws are not sufficient. This is
q material matter, and in justice to
l3l slaughtered citizens, demands the
especial attention of the Govern
ment.
The Neps (Mormon) this evening
severely criticizes the comments made
by the press throughout the country,
and ends: "Of what, then, are these
noisy journals afraid? Why all this
senseless clamor for verdict? These
passionate semi-threats of lawless pro-
ceedure in case of any other verdict?
Is that the way to secure an impartial
trial? The Court sits to try the ac-
cused according to law; the jury to
render verdict according to the testi-
mony and the facts, as ELECTED. This
is their sworn duty, and not the duty
of the newspapers. Is there, in these
babblers of the press, no sentiment of
self-respect, no sense of decency, no
respect for the dignity and the prerog-
atives and the duty of the Court, no
regard for the right of the accused to
an impartial trial and just verdict, ac-