Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-21
Late kilograms.
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w e Clswson, J Wallace. j Ken
drick, Leonardo Gotta, M Newmark
+ w Hitchcock and wife, Mrs w
Tales and son, Mrs Miuer, Il
Rowan.
Santa Aua-T NJ Luce.
Ventura--W d F Richards.
Coitop-Byron Waters.
klverside-Mrs l. G Lock " God
Mrs Lawrence.
El Moute-Miss Jennse Killsar
Arixona--J H Bascom, II Thorn
ton. S Turner, L f Hannah, j
Champion, wife and two children
8 r do Long. wife aud six children
New Mexico-MrsO Flood.
MoJAvE, Dec. 20.-Los Angeles
|I-Jos Marks, A Hay, r Il Straham
Bishop Mora, l. B Vanburl.
Santa Ana-Mrs Noble and three
children.
San Bernariino-H Conner.
Pomona-Mrs d N Burritt.
Arlzona-J A Fosnot, F J Kee.
bar, J r Young, w d Sargent, Nj
J Campbell, J II Campbell, b h
Minor
New Mexico-Mrs Ell Andrews,
3 BOWltn.
The Qusck e.b usn Hr",has~ Hoe
f.s Murder.
SANTA Rosa, Dec. .I9.-The evil
dence before the Coroner's jury in
the Mullen brothers homicide case
yesterday developed a murder most
diabOlical and startling. Micarali,
the only witness to the killing, who
testified Friday that it was done in
self.defense, was again put upon the
stand yesterday aud made an entire
ly different statement, admitting
that he swOre falsely ia many i'm.
pOrtant particulars In the first in
stance, and that be had been in.
Inundated by the Quackenbushes,
father and sou, rs to what he
should say. The Court directed
the arrest OF the old man Quacken-
bush, and he is now in
jail. The jury found that William
Mullen, aged IS, q native OF Mas.
aachusetts, came to his death by
Q pistol ball fired from u navy pis.
toll by Alfred Quackenbush with
criminal intent; that Charles Null
len WAS o native Of Massachusetts,
~ years Of age, and that his death
was caused by rifle ball, fired
from a Winchester rifle by Albert
Quackenbush with criminal intent
aud that w. p. Qnackenbush, the
father Of Albert and Alfred, who
committed the murders, is an ac-
oomplioe to the killing. The efii-
: gies Of Albert and Alfred Quacken-
bush were found suspended from a
tree In the neighborhood Of the
Court House this morning.
Az Electric Li.ht Com pamy.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Articles OF
Incorporation have been filed by
Norvin Green, 4. r. Edison, J. Fl.
Baker and Il. A. Edison, for the
Electric Illuminating Company Of
New York, with a capital of
$l,OO0,000.
BoiN Robbers.
CHICAGO Dec. ia special to
the Times from Independence, Ia,
says: Two robbers entered the
residence of DR.. Mott and com.
PEELED him to sit on bed while
they robbed the house OF O $1,000
In money and jswelry. They then
arrayed themselves In his best
clothes, burned their own In the
CRATE before him, aud left the
house.
0sala Rs~slssax sor Ano,nsr Road
CHICAGO, Dec. ia special to
the Tribune from st. Louis says:
It is reported that Jay Gould has
been negotiating for the purchase
Of the st. Louis and San Francisco
road. Rnmor says that theetate-
ment is we'll founded.
Hss 80 Nah ed ~ YVES Supposed.
LONDON, Dec. 19.--I had a long
interesting conversation to-day
with Thomas Power O'Connor, M.
p, who has just returned to Lon.
don from very successful tour of
the provinces, during which he de-
llvered many lectures on the pres
emit condition of affairs in Ireland,
and the aims and objects of the
Land League. O'Connor said to
me that he believed the situation
IN Ireland was most grave and
threatening, and that bloody
Chrlstmas was not at al imprOb-
able. In his opinion the greatest
danger was to be apprehended in
the west, where every man
10 armed to the teeth, and
where all have revOlvers,
many have rifles of the most ap.
proved pattern, and no inconsider-
able number carry both kinds Of
weapons. It had been asserted, he
said, that the Fenlan movement
WAS organizing, and he admitted
the presence Of Fenian agents At
work among the people, but he de.
MED smphatically that the people
were organising aud said that, in
his opinion, = distinctly Fenian
uprising Was highly improbable.
Further, the success 80 far Of the
Land League, which 10 winning
along the line, made the Fenian
r>nov0rnonk nnffra1v Doedlana