Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-23

friends all this might have been ex-
pected. But when he hears meg
sages and letters from every
portion of the Union and
from men of different political
opinion. all showing the same soli-
citous sympathy, he is deeply i'm
pressed, and says 1t 10 more than he
could expect.
The Busy Nihists,s-Hsssy Heif.
NEW YORK, July 22.-The
| Worlds London special says:
Private sdvices from st. Petersburg
report that the Nihilists are every
where active, and that General Ig-
natieff's efforts to destroy the or
ganization meet with no success.
The CZar 10 still immured In his
castle at Peterh0E He visits st.
Petersburg occasionally, but the
press is forbidden to record
his movements In advance. AS
expected, Hessy Helfmann's sem
tence has been commuted to Siberia
for life. The child of which she
was delivered is not dead, as report
ed. The condition Of the provinces
Is appalling. The Siberian plague
Is ravaging the western and south
ern districts and peasants every
where are in despair. Nihilists
are working In all districts with
great progress and before long the
peasantry will be as ripe for insur-
section as the townspeople. Moth
ing but the vast military organiza-
tion and the terrorism practiced Ly
the police stays the inevitable rev.
Olution.
GsAsDbisug See Arix0ns Mining STOCK
NEW YORK, July 22.-Central
Arizona has been forced down to
$2.75, with very heavy transae.
tiOns. The manipulation Of this
stock is exciting much unfavorsble
comment. The Stock Reporter, a
mining journal, has the follow.
Ing: awe wish to ask the officers
Of Central Arizona few pertinent
questions (perbaps they will con-
slider them impertinent): Is it or is
it not fact that you are now max.
ing arrangements to list your stock
on the London Stock Exchange,
and that you are working the mar
ket for the purpose of shaking out
holders of stock, that you may
mark prices up without having to
buy much stock, and that you will
have high price In New York to
make your London deal on? We
will be glad TO publlsh your reply"
sprsxus's Dimcuss,es.
PROVIDENCE, July 22.-The
Sprague affairs are further compli-
Gated by the attachment of the real
estate of the Chindw;ck Company
by VIM. King & Sons, Cotton deal
ers, who claim bali a million.
Execuason fOr en Osd Musdsr.
CLINTON, Mo-, July 22.-J. w.
Patterson, who murdered James q.
Clark near Leesburg. Henry coun-
ty, December |, 1859, was hanged
hero this morning In the presence
of 5000 people, half mile from
the town. He made no speech, ex-
cept thanking the Sheriff for his
kindness. He died in thirteen min
utes. His neck was broken. He
eluded the law for the first ten
years after the crime and was taken
in Livingston, Ills. His case has
been delayed ever since by legal
proceedings.
Tine Navs1"- Age"cy's Troabi~.
DENVER, July 22.-The Repubt-
cams Santa Fe special says tnat all
ths employees at the Navsjoe
agency have left the agency owing
to the threatening attitude of the
Indians, and fears are entertained
Ofa general massacre. 1t is be-
lieved ut military headquarters
here that Galen Eastman, the un-
popular Agent, will either be MUIR
dsred or forced to leave the reser-
walton.
The principal towns of New
Mexico are raising funds for Pat
sey Garret for his services to the
Territory in killing Billy the Kid.
fr... wrecn or. .s vera.
KANSAS CITY, July %. - The
Times reports that the wreck of a
wild freight train on the Santa Fe
road near Lawrence discloses u
bold plot to rob the passenger train
on which the express messenger
had $50, 900 or $4,000 In the safe
from Pueblo. A shop near the
track had been broken into and
tools obtained with which to tear
up the rails. The wild freight
train went into the break, wrecking
seven cars.