Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-22

morning. Buildings were shaken
about the city as by an earthquake
ami peorle were thrown from their
feet. Plate glass ana small win
dow' were broken in many places.
The explosion WAS heard for miles
around.
The oao ca. tio,a V"se Recoxniz d
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CHICAGO, April 2l.-Grier, who
has been nominated d for Third AS
sistant Post Master Gener Il, is the
politician who cast the fret vote for
Garfield ia the Chicago convention
and could not be suppressed. He
never had office before.
The new three.and-a-half Bonds
are the same j the skies with the
new condition printed on the backs.
The work of registering and issuing
will be kept up until all app!ica-
tions are fl He'd. The Treasury has re.
ceived bushels of letters from own
ers of fives who think they gan be
extended at lower rates. Among
such applicants is IL man holding
half n million. Oae person wants
new bonds for ten.torties on which
Interest ceased long ago.
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ST. Louis. April 81 The Repu6
Hcan'S Little Rock special SAYS in
formation has been received from
lizard county of finding dead the
body ol Rev. Robt. Matlock, who
was tried in Lawrence county last
week for the murder of Thomas
Miller last August. Matlock was
acquitted and left town secretly, as
threats had been made to lynch
him. lfiends OF he murdered mar
have been III pursuit of him since |
his acuuitiai, determined to avenge
MlileI's death, and it appears that
they have succeeded. MatlOck |
created considerable excitement in
Central Arkansas n year q 20, being |
then engaged with Others in con- |
ducliug u new religious reforma-
tlon, 1t is alleged that several |
murders resulted from these mems |
teaching1, Que of their articles of
faith b3iug that the shedding of |
human blood was 1t .ssaiy to up-
peas al offended God These
murders were supplemented uy q
series OF iynchings, which effactu.
ally checked further progress f the
religious frenzy.
Il E,s"ladi.. Hamn, .S,,.e. Deed.
DERT6IT, April 81. Rowland e.
rfobridge, late Comm s sioner of
Indian Affairs, died ut Birming-
ham this afternoon.
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KANSAS CITY, April 20 The
40 wing are passengers via the
Atcti-ou, Topek. & Santa Fe road
to-night: J. Love, G. w. Holmes,
+. IL Reilly.
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OMAHA, Apfii II The river at
noo'. .as TX lrc5e4 below the
point Of the ate flood and
rlsl' i.si.:!y TIE situation is
ruucH the sam. as IL was II week
ana "a ha'f ago eIcepa that there is
40 ua ma q from lee now. Lumber
in tXtensive yards is beginning
to float, threatening heavy loss.
Rai lway communications are
10y bridges of fiat cars
At the transfer depot.
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MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-The
Canadian Pacific syndicate have
decided To construct their road al
most due west from Portage to
Ptairie, making it one hundred and
1Ity miles nearer TO the boundary
linz than was intended.
III ii 70 .-n J-rsey city.
JERSEY CITY, April 21.-Five
mad dogs Were shot within a few
loufs after biting some children.
Bui.n' ad 0ms-D ruw uan.
BELoIT, Wis, April 81 AT four
O'Clock this morning the hulkhead
and part of the dam at Bartlett,
Arnold & Kimbalps straw board
mill went out. The night foreman,
Comstock, and five men
rom Rock River Paper Co., on the
East Side mill, started across in Il
cow to help save the bulkhead
lnd were capsIzed, all being drown.
III save one.
En@s.sh laDiu.t ClsaK.e
LONDON, April 2l.-It is rumored
hat Earl Spencer. Lord President
IT the Council, will leave the CAbi-
ret and Lord Derby will succeed
linn.