Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

Maud was not even put to her met =
tie. She scored beautifully and
made neither skip nor shake of the
head, and some even said she
looked back to witness the jockey
ing antics of her alleged compan-
Ions In the race. Trinket made the
mile course on exhibition in 2:l9A
without skip. Pools on to-day's
free for all, barring st. Julien, are
in favor of Darbey against the field.
ST.. Julien sells 100; field, %.
| shut Down ~ u H"b.
ST. LOUIS, July GA Post. Dis
patch special from Moberly, Mo-,
says that an armed mob of about
a hundred men from the adjoining
counties came into the town this
morning and as Sheriff Mattock
was taking J. G. Carlow into the
Court House to be tried for COM
hitting rape on the person OF Mrs.
Crump last March. the mob opened
| fire on him. Carlow ran into the
courtroom followed by three men
and was shot ct again. He
then escaped to the street and
fell but quickly regained his feet
and received another shot. He then
ran through dry goods store,
closely followed by his slayers, out
into an alley and again into the
street. He then made his way up
stairs over u saloon, with his pur.
suers ut his heels. Here he found
himself cornered. The husband of
the outraged woman, who did most
Of the shooting, then fred five more
shots into the body of the wretch,
one into his forehead. Carlow died
in ten minutes.
A H-sEed Maa EesuscitHtea.
DENVER, Col, July 2S.-The Re.
pubiican's Leadville special says:
Gerald Mccarthy, stage driver,
asserts that Simmons, the murder
er.who was hanged at Fairplay last
Friday, was resurrected and is alive
ard in Leadville. He says two
men stopped him near Fairplay last
night and forced him to carry
sick man (wbom he recognized as
Simmons) to the wagon road.
| When within five miles Of Lead
willie he was ordered to drive back
under atrict orders not to breathe a
word of II.
| EfsAi h.sw-r4s CT. ynti"s'a Forces
| n..a ytos"si~'s s"as ,n-.
DENVER, July 20. The T,fbune's
Santa Fe advises from Mexico state
that, on the 2ist inst. Col. Adolfo
Wales, IN con. uaand-of $40 cavalry
and $50 infantry, federal troops Of
Mexico, attacked the Apaches UNI
der Victoria about forty miles from
Old Fort Qulttman. The fight was
indecis!ve. The MeXicans lost
three men killed and ten horses.
The Indians lost four warriors and
six horses. On the Goth the Next
can forces again attacked the In
dams in Pine Mountains, about SO
miles from the line. After a long
fight the Indians retired. Their
loss il unknown. The M exicans lost
six killed. Col. Wales intends to
follow and attack them again. He
is OF the opinion that they will try
and get back to New Mexico, in
which case Col. Grierson and eight
companies Of the Seventh Cavalry
who are stationed within forty
miles of their crossing place, will
doubtless be on their trail within 9
few hours alter they cross.
the Ute C"msas ,sssossesn q" C"aoch
Los PINos, Col, via LAKE CITY
Col, July 29.-The Ute Commits
sioners held a council yesterday
The Inuans still decline to sigr
the tletda{ p its present form. Oh
jectiorAte krs raised at the las
meetingt4o their removal to tn
Function Of the Gunnison ant
Grand rivers, on account OF Tn
f poor soil An opportunity wa
. offered for the chiefs aud head mel
to come forward and sign the treaty
but not single Indian accepted tn
invitation. The Commission vii
: brook no further delay and hav
9 given the Utess until o.morrOw t
? decide what course to pursue.
~ ~ H.tttAs pefeht.
d LoNDoN, July 20 The followin
:. il the dispatch announcing the Dc
"a feat of the British:
}. SIMLA-General Burrows hs
10 been severely defeated by Ayoo
" Khan, sustaining great loss. ii
q forces were dispersed and con
!, PEELED to fiy, being pursued thrt
r, miles. They nre now stragglin
is back to Can iuhar in driblets. TW
n, guns were lost.
us Exc,s..seo, >" shs tiouss ol
s"Nnao.e.
10 LONDON, July 29.-The news
he the disaster in Afghaulstan caus'
40 great excitement in the House
Commons.
sh ERrcs of sn. News Of EoElsnt