Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-04
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MoJAvE, Feb. 3.-H Hurnaid, o
LParnenter, Mrs Il Night, George
Gard, Mrs Hammel, J M Wilma, H
b Arnold, Il M Brennick, II Smith,
V Smith, G Jones, Miss + Bishop.
The sutro-Snvngo War.
VIRGINIA, New, Feb. 3.--Early
yesterday morning eighteen miners
were brought up from Savage
by the Deputy Sheriff, sent to
serve an Injunction on Sutro, re-
straining the sinking of the winze
intended to send the wafer from
the tunnel to the Savage mine.
The men were found in the winze
at work. They at first made show
of resistance and presented pistols.
The sheriff's gang then went down
and captured the entire party.
They were brought up through the
Savage half naked, as their clothes
were ut Sutro. Gillett bought new
outfits, gave them food, and they
were marched to Jail. This even.
ilg they were let out by order of
Court on their own recognizance.
Savage will fill up the winze at once.
a Novel A,t.mp, nj Suicide.
GUADALUPE, Feb. 3.-About
eight o'clock yesterday morning
this town was thrown into excite
aent on hearing that Mr.. Rodich
had attempted suicide by cutting
his throat with an axe and then
placing Chinese bomb in his
mouth anu firing it off. About
three or four weeks ago he was sent
to Santa Barbara to be examined
by physicians, on the supposition
that lie was insane. He was dis
missed by them and returned home
to take charge of his business.
This is the third time he has at
tempted his life.
sau FrnNci.cO's Regular suiciue.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 3--Jacob
Shaw, an old and well-known
photographer, committed suicide
this morning by blowing his brains
out. His assistant, Mr.. White,
left him in the reception room OF
his gallery, No. 9l4 Market street,
about half past 8 o'clock. On his
return at 10 o'clock, Mr.. White
found the door of the reception
room locked. Letting himself in, he
went up stairs to the operating
room, where he found the body of
Mr.. Shaw lying on the floor, the
head resting in pool of blood.
Blood was flowing from his right
temple, and the pistol with which
hn Jn.I ho.l hnnr ~, iftaA xr,op
in his right hand. A dirk lay on
the table near by, but had not been
used. The act is attributed
to pecuniary embarrassment,
as the deceased had, of late, been
pushed for money and was not able
to pay the rent, which fell due to-
day. Mr.. Shaw was one of the
earliest photographers of the city.
He was native of Saratoga coun-
ty, New York, aged 90, and was un-
married, but leaves brothers resid-
ing in the city.
Rain at San BernardinO.
SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. 3.--It
has been raining steadily since 10
A. NJ, and present indications
promise a copious supply.
The Grand Jury is now in session.
1t commenced 1t labors with four
persons, of whom it held to answer,
three for burglary and one for as
sault with deadly weapon.
Archb,shop FurceIl's riaances.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-The Com
mittee appointed to receive and au.
dit claims of depositors against
Archbishop Purcell have already
received evidences of indebtedness
amounting to over q million dol.
lars, exclusive of interest, and it is
known that all the claims have moi
been presented. The property al
ready in the trustees hands tC
meet the claims is estimated worth
about 100000.
importation of American Caltis
Into canada prohibited.
OTTowA, Feb. 3.-The Govern.
ment has passed an order in Coun,
Gil prohibiting the importation o.
American cattle into Canada.
Drowned.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 3.-Three
i. brothers named Heinrich were
trowned in the Ohio river thil
afternoon by the upsetting of {
skiff.
The Black Piegue.
Rio JANEIRo, Feb. SIT is re-
ported that the black plague ha!
made its appearance in the prov
ince of Clara. Five doctors have
been sent there.
More Ofthe Archbishop Ins0lveney
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The Tribune,
special says that further examina'
ton into the entangled finances o
Archbishop and Bishop Purcell, o
Cincinnati, reveals most unfor
tunate and deplorable prospect fol
the creditors, who are mainly
persons whose hard savings
from meagre wages wer'
deposited with the twt
prelates. Claims amounting t.
over million dollars have already
been presented, and the liabilitiel
OF the Archbishop will aggregate
not less than 1850, 900. The prop
ortv IN tha ha r.da of the fruateas 4,