Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-07
L0SAMGElES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.



MOJAvE Oct. 5.-W M Griffith,
Mrs Gibson, ] N Van Mugs, Mrs A
l. Lankershim, Miss Lankershim,
B Lankershim, A G. Gassen, G b
Gushing, Mrs Stout, G Millhok, r
Montije, Jos Rourke, Mrs Sumner,
Miss Summer, Rosa ID Reno, f.
Canoe, G e Weber, ] Dorfin M
Asher, N Rosenthal, Mrs Mcleod
and child, Mrs G M Pring, J Gun
dell, ] G Trotter, H Freeman, G M
Wallace, Mrs A ID Snedeker, j M
Mckenzie, H 4 Preison, S Hill, J
M Moon, A J Mason, Il M Sherer,
A z Petit and wife, G Brown and
child, VIM Rug, Mrs Coneyes and
child, G II Perry, A Green, w S
Org, Mr. Hafferd, Mrs Elwich.
MoJAvE, Oct. 6.-Wm Parish,
H G Stevenson and wife, Geo Rob-
erts, w Nib, s P Hall, e III
Hancock, J b Aldrich.
Niue Men fail 500 Fee, sn i" Mine.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "A dis
from Bodie says: AS the six o'clock
shift was being lowered in the
Tioga mine with nine men on
board, the engine escaped the con-
troll of the engineer, and the cage
went down to the five hundred-foot
level with terrible speed. One man
is now dead, and all are injured in
such a manner as to warrant belief
that they will not recover.
LATER.-The men injured by the
accident at the Tioga mine are John
Cassidy, both legs broken; p. Ban
non, dying-mashed to pieces; Sam
Marston, both legs broken-dying;
French. both legs broken; Manuel
Alvars, injured internally; Harvey
Richards, killed; Joe Roderich, in
jured seriously; Pete Pluff, one leg
broken. IL is the opinion of the
physician in charge that all the in
jured will die. The Miners Union
Hall is place of mourning again,
and there are fears of resemblance
to the time of the Standard ex-
plOsion.
Oregon aud washington Territory
PORTLAND, Oct. 5-Returns by
County Assessors in Washington
Territory show total population
of 57,784. Three counties only
show a decrease as compared with
last year, and in them the decrease
was very slight, while the aggre.
gate gain in the entire Territory
for the year was 1928.
A peculiar disease has recently
resulted in the death of several
small children in Kittitass valley.
Five babies were buried recently in
one day from the small town of
Yakima City.
Emd of the brigham Young Will
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. s.
The Brigham Young will case,
which has been pending for some
nue. past, was finally brought to
c.ose last evening, the seven con.
testing heirs receiving from the
Church and executors $4,000.
This is regarded here as an ac-
acknowledgement on the part of the
executors that they have been
swindling the heirs.
Anxious Redskins.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. A.
Rancheros just arrived here from
the Unltah Agency of the Utes in
Eastern Utah, report the young
bucks of that Agency as having
Joined the White River Utes. The
Utah Utes, although regarded as
peaceable, arc very anxious to OBJ
tain the latest news, and when the
mails arrive at the Agency ask the
Agent to read the papers to them.
They are excited.
ssiIi Waitinx.
RAWLINs, Oct 4-l0:l5 p. M
The painful silence still continues.
Not word has been heard from
the front.
Six ompanles of the Seventh In
fantry, under Col. Gilbert, and
Company b, Of the Third Cavalry,
under Lieut., Hunter, arrived to-
day, and will go forward in the
morning.
Gen. Crook will probably reach
here Monday evening.
SEIZURE and the Indian Outbreak
NEW York, Oct. 4.-The Her.
AIDS Washington special says;
Schurz will arrive tomorrow. II
is understood that he will at once
prepare a statement showing that
the Ute outbreak was unprovoke ed
SO far as his department is CON
cerned. The attempt of the civil
authorities of Colorado to arrest the
Indians upon their reservation, II
is understood he assigned as one o
the reasons for embittering the
Utes against the Government au
thority. In connection with thu
invasion of the reservation by pros
pectors and others, the Herald pub
fishes correspondence between thu
War and Indian Departments, ant
says: BY mistake the request o
the Interior Department for troop
toLs sem 10 Ire Thite Rive
Apenoy was en- ~ Adjt. Gen
WIiDpie. at hicaeo to Pope, whel
II snouid Aav9 been mt to Crook
oon,meudiua the apartment O
The plstie. TINE ncy being II
Inc vary Uur. tern part @
po,,e,s Depav.r,. 1t has bee
fonnd IA elesss, he ground G
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