Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-21

burned 90 Death.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20th.-Shortly
after ii O'Clock this morning a fire
broke out In the shoddy rams fac.
tory of Benjamin., second and
Broadway, In such a way as to cut
off escape from the third story,
where number of women were at
work. The firmen made heroic but
Intellectual attempts to rescue the
women. After extinguishing the
fire they succeeded IN extr!cating
the dead bodies of five women.
Two have not yet been identified.
The other three are Mrs. DagRett,
Mrs. iSignor and Mrs. Jackson. One
Of unidentified is supposed to be
Mrs. Barrett. Loss estimated at
S250,OO0; insurance, $4,000.
vicsorio Reported Killed.
GALVESTON, Oct. 21st.-A News
special from FL Paso says: Intslli.
gence reuched here to-day that the
Indian Chief Victorio had been
killed and that most of the band
had been killed or captured. Ge'nl
Buell., who crossed the river, acting
in conjunction with the Mexican
force, was notified, ten days since,
by General Terespas that a further
advance into the interior Mexico
would be objected to by the Mexi.
can Government. General Buell.
Immediately withdrew to the
American side.
To-day Don Mariana Samaniago,
Of Paso del NOrte, received q letter
from his brother at Correocole,
which says that a Lieutenant under
Terespas, coming for supplies,
brought news that General Teres-
pas has destroyed nearly all
Victories band, including the
chief himself. The Lieutenant
gives the following particulars: Gu
the afternoon of the 18th the troops
overlook and surrounded the In.
dams, the latter being IN position
upon two hills known as Los Gas.
tillos, one Of which they were
forced to abandon. On the morn
ing of the 18th the fight was re.
newed, resulting in the almost
complete annihilation of the W hole
party, Chief Victoria, so warriors,
women and children were killed.
Seven women and children were
taken prisoners and 200 head of
horses and mules reoaptured. The
Mexican loss was 8 killed and 8
wounded, showing that the Indians
were almost entirely destitute of
Within the past
year Victoria and band have MUIR
dered upward Of 400 persons.
Wreck Of iho AIPsrA - Washed
Ashore.
MONTAGUE, Mich, Oct. 2Oth.-
Sections of the Trader and Alpera
have been washed ashore at Stony
Creek near here, including the
Alpera's wheel, a piano, rope, lum-
Der, etc.
HOLLAND, Mich, Oct. 2Oth.-A
man Just in from Ventura, eight
miles north, says: During the night
q bucket, two life preservers and o
cabin door all marked Alpera came
ashore there. A lot of camp tools,
part Of the forward deck and in.
side portions, showinfi fine grain.
ing work, one piano, with the up
per lid gone, Vischer, New York,
maker; also an oval stairway and a
bucket found on the beach, q mile
north of the harbor. The bucket
Is marked steamer Alpera. Moth.
ing else Is marked. Men are
the shore for other por-
lions.
Berry Has vamOscd.
SOUTH ARKANSAS, Col, Oct. Ts.
Berry is not at the Agency. He
IS supposed to be concealed among
he Utes awaiting instructions
rom Washington.
Wholesale Murder.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 20th.-
Byron Blake this morning muir.
1sred his mother, slater and step.
'ather with knife and hung him.
'elf. Insanity.
Circular TO Shippers.
CHICAGO, Oct. goth The A tohi.
on, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
las Issued a circular to shippers Of
freight announcing that
hat road and the Southern Pacific
will be connected about January
], 1881, thus opening up q new
through route between the East
md San Francisco, Sacramento,
ian jose. Los Angeles, MarysvIlle
md oil other points in California
md Arizona. 1t sets forth that the
lew line will offer unequaled ia.
ilities for doing business such as |
will warrant shippers in delaying |
my arrangements for the future |
Until the new route is opened for |
BUSINESS, of which due notice will |
'e given.
Later from the Wreck,
HoLLALD, Mich, Oct. 10TH
The messenger sent to the harbor
las just returned. having left the
Gene at IL O'Clock. Small portions
I the wreck keep coming in, but
8 yet no more bodies. The sea is
high, with heavy wind
rom the south, which wou d drive
he bodies further north il the
7reck occurred as near here as ex-
ected. The last boat of the Alpera
as been found near Sangotuck.
'Ortions of the wreck are coming
q south and north of here. A
arge number of the relatives of
hose lost have arrived and are
the shore all the way
ON Sangatuck to Grand Haven.
he body identified last night a.
nat of Mrs. Bradley, OF Santa Fe.
now claimed to he the body of
q unknown woman.