Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-08
Images n the -s~tioSs Of Rexa.
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day announce the following
changes of stations of troops: Conn
pany D. Secoud Cavalry, to Fort
Ellis. Montana; Companies Ii and
L, Second Cavalry, TO Fort Assipa-
moline, Montaua; headquarters of
Companies A, G, @ aud H, Sew
enth Cavalry, to Fort Meade, Da /.
kota; COMPANY e, Third Infantry,
to Fort Ellis. Montans; .Comp pa :
MES F and g, Sixth Infantry, t.
Fort Abrshac1 Lincoln, Dskots
Company X, Sixteenth Infantry,
to Fort Sill, indian Territory; head.
quarters Of Seventeenth Infantry
{, Fort Yates, Dakota; Eighteenth
Infantry to Fort. ASSN aboine, Mon-
tapa.
Il. tWraed from Lesdviiie.
New YORK, June THE Post OF
this evening says: The large par.
ty of New York merchants and
Eastern capitalist, who went West
last month by Invitation nf Sena.
tor Chaffee and General Dodge to
visit the silver mines Of Leadville,
Colorado, aud the peighborhood,
returned yesterday. They express
themselves pleased with what
they have seen aud heard.
Lo.wshareme.'s sssime Faded.
NEW YORK, May TIN. The Bul.
ietin to-day says: As was foreseen
from the start, the strike Of long
shoremen has collapsed and the
next thing will he the offer of the
men to go to work at the old wages.
In most cases the offer comes ton
late, the companies having secured
other hands who are willing tn
work without making trouble or
debating terms. The strike has
lasted about n month, and as the
number Of men going about idle
during all that time was about 300,
at the rate of SO so per day, they
have thrown away S67, 500.
Frsixhs Pooi.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 7th The
meeting of the managers and rep
resentatives # the trunk lines held
at Niagara Falls yesterday result
ed in the establishment Of a tom
mage pool Oh all freight from Chi
cago eastward, which was accepted
with evident satisfaction. AS
agreed, it is as follows: Lake Shore
aud Michigan Southern, &c per
cent; Michigan Central, 81; Balti-
more and Ohio. 8; Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, representing
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago and Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl and St. Louis roads, "a. The
lines to carry only their pro rata
amount. The agreement is to 70
into effect Monday, June 9th. In
addition to this, all lines are re-
stricted from making line contracts
without first giving ten days no.
tice to all others In the pool. The
rates Of freight established were AS
followsi Grain from Chicago to
New York, Is cts.; fourth class, 20;
cattle, from Chicago to New York
45 and 35.
mrs. Ci-mence's Escape.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Port
land Press of yesterday says. Mrs.
CIemence has succeeded in making
her escape from the station house.
She broke out between midnip Int
aud s A. NJ. She managed probably
to cut the wooden bars Of the win
dow Of the lodging room where she
WAS confined, with tue knife with
which she cut food for supper, and
hid the shavings under the bell.
Sue then raised the window and
squeezed through into the narrow
walk back of the station and scaled
the fence Into Chestnut street. 1t il
thought II may have been Mrs.
CieMence aud confederate who
broke into the stable and stole the
horse and beach wagon Of Motley
at Pride's Bridge, for it Is said she
oau drive the widest horse that
ever WAS seen. She left behiud her
n trunk filled with expensive brace
let's aud other jewelry. Blame can
not be- attached to the police far the
escape, BECAUSE they were given to
understand by Those whom Mrs.
ClenIencs had wronged that it was
probable she could explain every
thing, and SHE herself expressed
perfect willingness to 20 to the sta.
ton when arrefted. 1t has been
ascertaineu that this Mrs. & lemeuce
|. really named Grace Clrmence.
Her husband was employed on the
Illinois Railroad and killed In an
accident. Mis-. Ciemencs was quite
well known in Cleveland, Ohio,
some years ago, but since then SHE
has doomed into a confidence
woman we'll calculated to deceive.
She had a quantity Of valuable
rings, all elegant chain, blue dress
aud light gray sack. She has proI,-
erty no DOUBT deposited la banks,
subject 10 her control In Boston
and Albany, to the amount of
$4,000. She left two pack ages Of
siiverware in her trunk which she
says were presents to Mrs. Spring
from her sister. Que hundred dol
lars is offered for her arrest.
Rearrsss of Mrs.. Clemenee.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 7.-Gracie
st. Jhons Clemence, the confidence
woman and forger who broke jail
at Portland last night, was arrested
here to- night.
FWneraI Of WIN. n. COanell.
NEW YORK, June 6th.-The flu.
neral of William H. Council, who
was murdered at Rosita, Colorado,
May 17th, took place yesterday
from the residence of his family at
Newark. The lower floor OF the
house, the portioo and door. yard
were not capaclous enough for the
assemblage.
the nunaio Fire.
BUFFALO, June 6th.-The fire in
Barnum g. sons establish m ut
was extinpuished about daylight.
Their stock was totally destroys ed.
The falling walls injured slightly
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