Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-23
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criminal News.

criminal News.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22d.-Capt.
Henry Howgate was arraigned in
the Criminal Court this afternoon
and pleaded not guilty to the in
dictment charging him with en-
bezzlement and forgery. His bail
will be fixed next Thursday at $3.50
A. NJ.
The witnesses In the case of VIM.
Jones were before the Grand Jury
to-day. It is understood that Per-
ry, Carson and the driver of the
van testified that they recognized
Jones as the man who fired at Gui-
teau. A small boy, who was run
ming after the van at the time, was
quite positive that Jones 1s the
man who did the shooting. Officer
Evelyn was quite as positive he
was the man. It Is believed an In
dictment will be presented against
Jones.
secretsry KfrkwOod's Report.
Wash. 22.-Secretary Kirkwood's
annual report contains the follow
ing passage concerning the San
Carlos Indian Reservation. Its
boundary has not been surveyed,
but il is asserted, however, that on
the southern part of the Reserva-
ton there are extentive deposits of
coal, supposed to be very valuable.
Parties have sought to contract
with the indians for the privilege
of mining the coal, and last summer
contract was submitted to the
department for approval. The con-
tract was disspproved, as neither
the Indians nor the department had
lawful authority TO make or APP
prove it. l consider this matter OF
sufficientsimportance to call special
attention. The reservation Is a
large one and might be lessened SO
as to exclude the deposits of coal or,
If this cannot be done, that it be
enlarged to corresponding extent
elsewhere, and the coal bearing
portion withdrawn from the reseT-
walton.
Dynamite Disaster.
NEW YORK, Nov. GAN ex.
plosion of dynamite on East Twen-
ty-Third street wrecked the doors
and windows all about the neigh
borhood. A number of persons
were hurt, but no one killed. The
powder was used by ~ street con-
tractor.
Two Families Drowoed.
UTICA, N. y, Nov. 22i.-Eight
persons, two families, were drown
ed while rowing ia Eel bay, st.
Lawrence, on Saturday. They were
Frank Coppernull, wife and two
children, and Charles Wilson, wife
and two children. The boat was
overloaded, the wind blew strong
and the skiff was swamped. All
the bodies were recovered except
that of an infant.
Money sad stOcxH
NEW YORK, Nov. 22d.-Silver
bars, 1l2}. Money closed at 9. Gov
ernments firm. Stocks closed
steady. Western Union, s55;
quicksilver, 10; Pacific, A; Mari
posa, 2; Wells, Fargo & Co,
1874; New York Central, 1875; Erie,
454; Panama certificates, 1856;
Union Pacific, l1S3; bonds, III;
! Central Pacific, cat; bonds, lis;
Sutro, /; Tombstone, s; Mineral
Creek, s..
Anew STOCK Exchapes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22d.-It is re-
ported that q scheme is on foot to
establish a new Stock Exchange in
connection with a Bank and Trust
Company in this city, on account
of the dissatisfaction of interested
persons with the manner in which
the present Exchange deals with
certain stocks. The names of w.
II. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould, Cyrus
w. Field, RUSSELL Sage, and other
prominent financiers, are named
In connection with the enterprise.
The Wisconsin, EtectIou.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22d.-As the of.
fetal returns come in from the late
Wisconsin State election, the Re.
publican msjorities are increased.
General Rusk, for Governor, has
about 1900 majority over his
Democratic competitor. All but
seven counties have been officially
returned.
| Fatas Railroad Ace,dsDs.
PIoUA, Ohio, Nov. 22d.-At q
O'Clock this morning Henry
Brokerod and ice Blase were killed
outright and A. Beheart was seri
ously injured, by a locomotive run
ming down u hand-car on which
they were riding on the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad.
Another Bsidw,n Arrested.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 3d.
Theodore f. Baldwin, late Teller
of the Mechanics Bank, was ar
rested to-day under direction of
the United States District Attor-
ney on the charge of falsifying the
books of the bank and aiding the
Cashier, his brother, in the mlsap-
plication OF funds. He is in the
custody of the Deputy Marshal
seeking bail, which is fixed at
$50, 600.
Rhode Island Election.
PROVIDENCE, R. L., Nov. 22d.-
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