Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-05

Serious Border Troubles Feared,
| WASHINGTON, May 4.-Serious
trouble along the Mexican border
is anticipated by the Administra.
ton. Lerdo's followers are doubt
less instigating Indian raids into
American territory that American
troops may chase them across the
border and produce additional COM
plications. Some members uf Con-
gress think that Escobedo should
be arrested in Texas for violating
the neutrality laws.
Remington d sons Embnrs assea.
New YORK, May 4.-E. Reming-
ton q Sons, manufacturers of rifles,
ammunition, etc., at Ilion, New
York. became financially embar-
raised some time ago AID have
submitted their affairs to their
creditors. The liabilities amount
to about u million dollars and the
assets are valued at four million,
but are not Immediately available.
PerRita On n Long Ride.
NEW YORK, May AT Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn, Peralta, a
Mexican, began at four this morn
ing the attempt to ride 305 miles in
fifteen hours. He made the first
100 miles in four hours and twenty
minutes. He changes horses every
mile. The fastest mile was made
in 2 minutes and Is seconds, and
100 miles were covered in 7 hours
and 20 minutes. A horse having
stepped on Peralto's foot he stop
ped to battle it.
Wreck of the n. II. MazeItine.
VALPARAISO. March 24.-The
ship r. r. Hazeltine, from New
York for San Francisco, at the time
of her striking the west end of
Walloston Island was getting
through the Sound to escape the
gale prevailing outside. The boat
containing Capt. Harriman's son,
second mate and six men, is miss
ing.
Capt. Lees Knows Him,
CINCINNATI, May 4th.-Capt. J.
w. Lees, Chief of the San Francis
co detective force, Is here and pro-
nounces Doe, the forger arrested
here some time since, identical with
Chas. Grundy, with whom the San
Francisco authorities had 80 much
trouble in the same line OF work
as that for which he was captured
here. He says the mans real name
is Carlo Sevocovich, and that he Is
one of noted family Of forgers,
his three brothers being as expert
in this work az he is. He is fully
identified as the man who com nit.
ted murder in England years ago,
and who escaped from ConstantiDo.
pie to Russia and thence to this
country. His bail Is fixed to-day
at $500. Lees says he things that
Makes, who operated with Doe,
was also with him in California.
Doe, it will be remembered, re-
lieved the First National Bank of
Chicago of q considerable sum on
forged papers.
MoiIie Mccarthy GaIDg East In
state.
CHICAGO, May At has been
arranged that the California race
mare, Mollie Mccarthy, who Is to
meet Tenbroeck July 4th at Louis.
vile, shall leave for Kentucky
May 18th. She will 60 direct to
Kentucky, the trip occupying ten
days. She will pass through Chi
cago and the horsemen of that city
will give her an informal recep.
ton. Separate quarters have been
procured for her at Louisville, and
there will be large delegation of
horesemen to meet her there.
The Gear Himself at the Helm
LONDON, May 1.-The Car has
himself undertaken to conduct af-
! fairs during the illness of Prince
Gortschakoff. Hence the mora-pa-
cific aspect of the situation.
A Vienna correspondent hears
that the Russians are on the point
of withdrawing from San Stefano.
NsgOiinsions Successful.
ATHENS, May At is officially
stated that negotiations between
British Consuls and insurgents, for
the cessation of the instruction in
Thessaly, have been successful.
Germany Dues II.
VIENNA, May 4.-Germany pro-
poses to place the treaty of San Ste.
fano before the Congress instead
of Russia.
A Bic English Failure.
LONDON, May 4.-Corbett and
McLymont, builders, of London,
Pulmun, Surbyton, and Wesrgate
on Sea, have failed; liabilities. ST.
600, 900; assets upwards Of 1000
houses, valued at from $4,000 to
81, 900 each.
Grant ana Family OF for Turin.
MILAN, May 4.-Geueral Grant,
wife and son leave tonight for
Turin.
England stiii Dependent.
LONDON, May 4.-Notwithstand.
ing the hopeful news of Russian
concessions announced from Vien-
ma and intimated from st. Peters,
burg, 1t cannot be said that there
is any positive change in the prin-
cipal Of the questions In dispute.
1t is said o conciliatory disposition
has prevailed In the councils of the
st. Petersburg government, but it
is asked what does Russia consider
at this moment to be q peaceful
concession, or a csnciliatory pro-
posal? The fresh attempt to reach
an understanding is described as
getting over difficulties of form by
making far-reaching concessions
on the merits Of the question, but
the misfortune seems to be that
what the Russians consider as a
question Of principle, England de-
mands the placing OF the treaty of
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