Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28

ing's bulletin was issued. It looks
well, and the pus which is healthy
In character IL discharging freely
since then. He has rested quietly
and takes his nourish 10 ent readily
and without gastric disturbance.
At present his pulse 10 80, tempera.
ture % A., respiration 1s.
d. W. BLISS and others.
Depos, Hssei and Caes Barned.
NEW YoRK, July 27.--The depot
of the New York and Brighton
Beach railroad and the Pierrepont
House together with teno or fifteen
railway cars, are burned. The fire
10 still raging.
| Vsce-Pr~ssasns Artnar.
NEW, YORK, July 26.--Arthur re-
matned home all day. He believes
in the Presidents recovery, having
reassaring dispatches from Blaine
and Secretary Brown.
nARoh sarr"u"Cee by snai.as.
SANTA FE, N. M July 2e The
NetV MeGican's Paso del Norte,
Mexico, special says u special mes.
seDger who left Santa Rica Satur-
day evening, and arrived here this
morning, reports that the Indians
had surrounded ranch at which
are two men and some women and
children, and trouble is feared. A
detach 40 ent of soldiers left here this
morning for the ranch, and q vol.
unteer party will follow later
to-day.
Heavy Stewards for ans Capture Of
che Trss" Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, July 20 Governor
Crlttenden says that the result Of
his conference with the railroad
authorities is that he will issue q
proclamation within forty-eight
hours to be scattered broadc asst
over Missouri Offering $4,000 for
the arrest of the train robbers;
twenty thousand for the two ring.
leaders-probably the James boys
and six thousand each for the
other five men.
An o ID Fima- Tr.as, Kobber Arrested
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2e.-The
Republicans Denton. Texas, spe-
DIAL says: Deputy United States
Marshall Gerrin has brought in
under arrest James Tyler. charged
with completely In the railroad
robberies committed by the noto.
ri0us Sam Bass gang In 1878 He
was arrested at Alakain, Indian
Territory. This leaves but three of
the Bass gang at large. Davis,
who was in the Union Pacific Rail-
road robbery at Big Syringe, Neb-
rasks, is now in New Orleans.
Harry Underwood the most desper-
ate of the gang Is running a cattle
ranch in Pan Handle, Texas.
Frank Jackson is In Arkansas.
The whereabouts of these men are
we'll known to detectives of their
State, but, in the absence ofrewards
for their capture, and owing to the
well.known desperate character Of
the men, no efforts is likely to be
made to arrest them.
Tom Williams, who shot and
killed two men at Grapeland, two
weeks ago, was found dead In the |
woods yesterday near Denton.
M1rd.rOus WsG@.
COLUMBUS, Miss, July 26-Al-
fred Rordert was murdered by his
wife and thrown into a cistern.
The murderer is In jail.
Tae w,fe D,a HIM No Good.
DENVER, Colo, July 27.-The
Repu6Lican's Santa Fe special says
that j. L. Jenning4, who recently
Murdered a man on Animas river
to secure the latter's wife, was
lynched at TERRA Amarillo, N. M,
Sunday.
RssirOAd.
DENVER, Colo, July 27.-The
completion Of the Denver and
Rio Grande railway to Dur
ango, $50 miles southwest
of Denver, to be opened to
freight and passenger traffic Aug
gust fret, will be celebrated August
81. by an excursion en- braeing State
officials, municipal authorities of
the principal cities, represe u tatives
of the press ana commercial inter-
ests of the State. This opens up
the San Juan mining regions
which have 80 long been Isolated.