Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-11
Governor Gosper saws that Or

Governor Gosper says that Or
ganized companies may send in
applications at Wilcox, A. T., for
arms, with the proper bonds exe-
cuted, to the Governor of the Terri
tory. for the safe keeping and the
return of the same, the number of
arms being left blank. The three
hundred arms will be distributed
amongst the companies as equally
as possible, according to necessity.
An attempt was made last night
about ten O'clock to arrest MoMas-
ters, one of the robbers Of the Globe
stage last Winter. Owing to Nc.
Masters being warned he escaped.
Marshal carp fred five shets at
him, but he got into q deep arroyo
north of town and made good his
escape. About one o'clock two val
liable horses belonging to the Con-
tentiOn mine were stolen, 1t is sup.
posed by McMssters and cenfed-
crate, Ringold. Ringold Is the man
who robbed a poker game of one
thousand dollars and a Winchester
rifle, about one month ago, at
Galeyville.
The PresIdenu's Beat Day.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 9.-To-day
10 conceded by the attending sur
geons and the Presidents attend.
ants to be one of the best days he
has had since he was shet. Dur
ing the morning the surgeon,
while examining the President,
pressed bis finger on spot on the
body supposed to be directly over
the ball. The patient did not ex-
perience any discomfort from the |
slight pressure, and it is not
thought the ball in its present To-
cation will cause inconvenience to
the President in the use of his
limbs. He is now able to raise his
right leg, which Is near the sup
posed locatian of the ball, as easily
as he does the left. Inquiry elicit
ed the statement that there WAS
found to be q noticeable flatness or
OF irregularity of one
lung some weeks ago, but the cause
of it was then and 10 now attribut.
ed to other causes than blood-poi-
soniDg. No great anxiety exists
ct present regarding the probabili-
ty that the lungs may eventually
become affected. Favorable symp-
toms are expected to continue for
from two to four weeks before the
President can be pronounced con-
Hpa<s-Bendins P,cture of the
Bur.t D,ssrics.
DETROIT. Sept. 10.-A point has
been reached where no fresh fire
are expected. The lowest
make 2l5 families burned
out in the towns of Marlette. Ar
gyle, Evergreen, Moore, Lamotte
and Elmer. In Sanilac county the
fires are mostly out and the inhab-
itants are sitting about the ashes
of their former homes. Many are
burned and otherwise ipjnrned.
They are disconsolate and almost
bereft Of their senses. Provisions,
bedding and other neces-
saries are being constantly for
warded, aud men are travelling
through the burnt sections distrib-
uting supplies and taxing the
names of those who are In need.
Many persons are still missing in
the burned districts, and the exact
loss cannot be known for some
days. Sixty-6ve burials are already
reported in six towns, and it is said
that twenty-seven bodies have
been found in the country between
Badsxe and Port Hope. The poorer
class are the chief losers.
rave Murdsrers Executed.
LITTLE ROCK Ark, Sept. TO-
Five murderers were hanged at
Fort Smith Yesterday-Browp, w.
Padget and two Creek
Indians (Abei and Amos Manly. |
There were only 40 or so spectators
Padget admitted his
crime, but justified 1t on the plea
of self defense. MCGOWAN made a
similar speech and said he was
ready to die. but hated to leave his
wife and children. Brown said his
only regret was that he accident
ally killed young man and that
he did not have fair trial. The
Manly brothers, through an inter-
prefer, admitted the crime and
said they were ready to die. The
traps were sprung and all died in
side of fifteen minutes.