Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24
Morning kilograms.
Passenger. oa,"g sou.n.

MoJAvE, June % WIN Sippy
and wife, David Calm and family,
Mrs Steward, Mrs n l. Edwards,
w Mintzer, Miss N Rose, w H
Grossmayer, J Avery, g Ramon, ]
Clark, 7 d Bridger, J Lake, G
Mustrave, J Mayer, T Brown, r
Clemens, r A Fisher, ] E Allen,
Henry Hubbard.
MoJAvE, June % j & Eastman,
s Fitch, L L Dennery, A
J BIumoe and wife, g w Miller, J G
Riley, Mrs Hamilton, Miss Runk,
Miss J q Runk, Mrs w H Oswald,
P Bsgiasco, A Stage.
A Father kits his Daughters.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 21.-
John Kemmier, German at South
Hnlyoke, to-day shot Head his three
children, all girls, aged six, four
and one year, being unable to sup.
port them properly. He has been
out of work since February. Atthst
time be went to Colorado, but re-.
Gently returned and had been Or
dered to vacate the tenement be.
longing to the Germania mills, as
he no longer worked In the mills.
He sent his wife on an errand be-
fore com hitting the crime. When
arrested Kemmler said, "Let the
law take its course.n He feared
that the children might grow up
and enter houses of prostitution.
He thought they would be better
In heaven.
Col .tsiOn in New York Ia~rb0r.
NEW YORK, June 81 The steam-
ship Italy, hence for Liverpool to-
day, ran into the German ship Bar
barossa, arrived from Havre the
10Th inst, and at anchor In the bay,
sinking her. While the Italy
was backing off from the
wreck she coliided with the,
steamship Canada, for London.
The Canada was obliged to return
to dock. The Italy proceeded to
sea. II Ia reported that the Canada
has four feet of water in her hold
The officers of the Canada state
that she Is not leaking YET; the
pumps are hard at work, and the
cargo is being discharged rapidly on
lighters.
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NEW YORK, June 2l.-On TEurs-
day Eight the telegraph Wires on
the Metropolitan Hotel were cut.
The connections with Manhattan,
Blocker street, the Bowery, the
dry dock aud many other moueyed
institutions were severed, and all
that part Of the city east If Broad
way WAS cut off An extensive
robbery IL thought TO have been
planned, but within ten minutes
after the wires had been cut, u full
force of detectives of the American
District Telegraph Company WIS
on duty at the buildings, with
which the Company had connec-
tons, and the police precincts in
that part of the city cut of from
telegranhic communication, were
notii, d to take extra precautions.
Y"unx Couple Dr"wned.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June ca
Alfred L. Sanford, son of a Professor
OF Chicago University, and Olive
G. Holmes, daughter of Judge
Holmes OF this city, were drowned
this afternoon In Onondaga lake.
They were rowing, aud in changing
places in the boat 1t was capsized.
Their bodies were not recovered.
AWOman's WALK.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 2l.-Mrs.
Potts, the woman who Is walking
from Philadelphia to New Orleans
and return In five months for n
wager, arrived this afternoon. One
thousand people awaited her at the
depot and chrered as she entered.
She 10 now 200 miles ahead and
will rest here until Tuesday.
I.snmus Travel stopped.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE
steamship Mediator arrived TO day.
She brings Aeplnwall dates to the
18th. The revolution begun on the
Tin by General Aizpura still con-
tiuued, and the latest reports from
the hostile forces were that several
had been Killed. Travel across the
Isthmus was stopped, and the rail-
road company could not obtain
permission to run trains. Nj
United States vessel was at either
Panama or Aspiuwall. The Adams
saild ON the 18th for San Francisco.
E,~ctfon ~s DssdwOod.
DEADwooD, D. T., June 21.-The
most exciting event thus far in tile
history of the Hills was the cleo.
ton to day upon water propositions
submitted by the Homestake and
Ds Smet Conn anies. Money was
freely used by both parties, vote-
ranging in price from $40 TO SIS
The total vo Q polled was 798. d.
Smet 345, Homestake 45l.
weston W1ns.
LONDON, June 21.-Weston IL
still in splendid condition, notwith-
standing the great effort he has
been making. The excitement
here is intense, and both Weston
and Brown are cheered most lusti-
w. Brown shows traces of suffer
ing, and his swollen leg appears to
trouble him greatly. Ate O'Clock
this morning the score stood:
Weston, 473. Bro wn, APO miles. Al
noon 1t was; Weston, 1913, and
Brown, 438 miles. AT haif-past 8