Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-05

OF Jasper, Mich; two boys about
twelve years of age, named Hylt
and Mosher; David Plumador, o
Petersburg, Mich, aged eighteen
and VIM. Mulzer.
Later-75 People Killed or Injured
DETROIT, Oct. 3.-Further partic
ulars from Adrian, where the terri
BILE disaster occurred on the County
Fair grounds yesterday, state thai
the total number of deaths from the
accident so far is sixteen. The fol-
lowing persons have died from in.
juries since the time of sending last
nights reports. Henry Hart, Sec.
rotary of the Michigan State Insur.
ance Company; Aschet Henderson,
Willie Holland, Chinese wash.
man of Adrian; Darial Johnson,
Dover, Michigan; Peter Egan, Man.
chester, Michigan; Mr.. Hume, Me.
dina, Michigan; Eva Sherrard, Te-
cumseh, Michigan. The seriously
injured number rs, some of whom,
the physicians say, cannot live the
day through. The architect of the
grand stand structure il the person
blamed for the occurrence of the
fatal casualty. The stand was
built unusually high to admit of
space for the exhibition of wagons
and carriages underneath, and the
timbers were simply spiked togeth-
err instead of being morticed and
brsced.
CrOok takes the Fieii t. Cs .stise
the Utes.
RAwLINs, w. r., Oct. 3.-No
tidings from Captain Payne's COM
mand. The mail from the south
arrived this morning, but as it only
comes from Dixon, it contained
nothing of Importance. Two COM
panies of cavalry arrived from the
East during the night and left for
the front this morning. Six COM
panies of the Seventh Infantry,
from the Department of Dakota,
will arrive here some time to-
morrow morning and proceed to
the front. Lieut.. Bourke, of Gen.
eral Crooks staff, arrived at twelve
O'Clock last night, aud at two
o'clock this morning left by private
conveyance for the front. 1t is said
that he was the bearer of import
ant orders to General Merritt. Gen
eral Crook will arrive here to-
morrow and will go forward and
assume command of the expedition,
and will personally direct the
movements of the troops. The
a M i1l eilnnnn a tho frnnt inHino tao
that the worst must be expected,
and grave fears are now entertained
for the safety of Captain Payne and
his command. Troops aud supplies
are being sent to the front with re-
markable dispatch, Captain ellis,
quarlermaster, giving the matter
his personal attention. General
Merritps command probably reach
ed the camp of Lieut.. Pierce, on For
LITIGATION Greek, this evening, and is
expected to arrive at the battlefield
Sunday afternoon. The opinion
of those best acquainted with the
hostile Utes is that they are now
many miles from the scene of
Thornburg's engagement, and that
the troops will be obliged to fol.
low them far into the mountains
If they succeed in finding them at
all. Should this theory prove cor
rect, General Crook will, in all
probability, follow the trail of the
Ute families south from the agen.
cy toward Blue River. From the
manner in which the troops and
supplies are being sent forward,
General Crook evidently intends
to prosecute the campaign to the
bitter end. The total number of
troops now sent forward is about
800. Two more companies of cav
airy will arrive on Monday, one
from Fort Fetterman and one from
Fort Robinson.
The south American Wmr.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch
dated Valparaiso, September 18th,
says: ut is reported that the
Chileans before vacating Colima
sacked and burned the place. The
Chileans have made raids into
Bolivia, beyond Corchas Blancas,
destroying commissary and ordi-
nance supplies and seizlng horses
and carts. 1t is reported that Peru
has suspended payments from her
treasury and prohibited the expor-
tation of silver"
The SprHe NO scandal.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a Provi-
dence special to the World says:
Governor Sprague has decided not
to recognize Mrs. Sprague's trus-
tee. He will hold Conouchet as
far as the law allows for his per-
sonal benefit, but will surrender to
Mrs. Sprague without delay and
without reserve whatever she
proves to be her own. The re-
mainder he will hold for the bene-
fit of the Sprague Manufacturing
Co. Thus he antagonizes u. Chat
fee, trustee of the Sprague estate.
He denoupces Mrs. Sprague's trus-
tee and her lawyers as conspirators
and threatens, to bring action
against them. This attitude Will
prove annoying to Mrs. Sprague,
who will have to fight both her hus-
band and Chalfe, who dislikes her
greatly. The affair cannot he set
tied without further litigation, and
all interested parties are in a state
of Indignation.
Paying UP.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Pacific
d all Steamship Company paid to-
/ " 100000 cash to the Panama
abroad Company, which makes
100000 paid on this account since
ay Goth.
Gold from Europe.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3d.-The steam
nip Main, from Europe, brought
/ ,,Q02, 800 gold coin.
The Ute Outbreak.