Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-17

81; New York Central, 1lss; Erie,
274; Panama, $50; Union Pacific,
76; Union Pacific bonds, 1881; Cen
trail Pacific. l09s; Sutro Tunnel, 4s;
Leadvile, 900 shares at 3 15@3 80.
Another Omcias Arrested ms n Dc
NEW YORK, July 16th.-Jas. g.
Goldsmith, Treasurer of Peru, Ind
has been arrested here on u charge
Of being a defaulter.
The Prince Imperial
NEW YORK. July 16th.-The Tri.
bune says: The most striking fea-
ture Of the will of the Prince Impe-
rial is the strong pride in the uame
OF Napoleon and the real faith in
the cause. He urges his mother to
remember that so long as there
are Bonapartists the Imperial cause
will have representative, and
that the line will not end with
him. He abjures her to defend the
memory of his great uncle and his
father, and expresses hope that
the time may come when the bod
les of the three Napoleons may
rest together in the tomb now ten
anted alone by the founder of the
family.
T"ur OF Inspectiou.
PHILADELPHIA,J July 14th.
retary Sherman, accompanied by a
committee of the Maritime Ex-
change, the Mayor, Speaker Ran.
dali aud other Copgtessmen and
well known citizens, went on board
the revenue cutter Hamilton to.
the Delaware river and harbor.
This completed the Hamilton will
take the Secretary along the east
ern coast on official visits.
sev4se nafIsiorms.
WooDvILLE, N. H., July 16th.-
A terrific thunder storm, with high
wind and hail, swept over this vii
lage last evening. Hail stones fell
of the size of hens eggs. Several
houses were unroofed and shells
blown down. Tuere is not house
in town but what had windows
broken in. The crops are all ruined.
The damage to vegetation is very
heavy.
WELLS RIVER, VT, July 10TH
A terr, bic haIlstorm and hurricane
passed over here at a quarter before
six O'Clock last evening, lasting fif-
teen minutes, followed by u thun-
der storm. The hailstones were an
iuch in diameter, and crops and
vegetation are torn to shreds. One
thiId of the glass in the place is
broken. Large trees were torn up,
fences destroyed aud houses un-
rooted. A barn was blown over.
Died Of
ST. LOUIS, July l6th.-William
j. Lewis, a prominent merchant
and banker and largely interested
in the Big Muddy Coal Mines in
Southern Illinois, was overcome by
heat at Carondelet, six miles below
this city, aud died in twenty min
utes. Mr.. Lewis belonged to the
firm of Bartholomew, Lewis d Co.,
bankers, was President of the Com
mercial Bank and was one of the
active and influential business men
of the city.
A RsvIsher Killed by nMub.
KNOXVILLE, July 16th.-Lucius
Weaver (colered), who in May last
com mitted rape on Mrs. Howell "a
white LADY,, near Strawberry
/ dat, nnI II n
Mrs. Howel's house and fully
identified by her. Last night he
was taken from the guards by a
mob of 100 men. carried half mile
from town and fatally shot through
the head.
The convicted foiygamiss, Key-
nOids.
OMAHA, July 16th.-In compli-
ance with an order from the De-
partment of Justice, Washington,
signed by Attorney-General Dew
ems, authorizing the removal of
George Reynolds, the convicted
Mormon bigamist, from the Ne
braska Penitentiary to the Utah
Territorial Prison, Warden Daw-
son, of the Nebraska Penitentiary,
delivered over the prisoner to Mar
shal Shaughnessy, at Kearney, who
proceeded northward with him.
Reynolds will be confined in an
adobe building containing four
cells, about four miles from Salt
Lake City, where he will have am
pie opportunity to see his family
and friends at frequent intervals.
This removal was brought about by
efforts of Delegate Cannon, of
Utah.
Hot weather.
TORONTO, July 16Ih.-Yesterday
was the hottest day of the season.
There were several cases of sum
stroke.