Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-06
Late kilograms.


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EE.cenvios ana Burglar Kslse0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ga
about twO-forty O'clock this morn
ing, Patsy McNamara, an ex.oon'
vict, attempted to burglarize the
drug store Of A. Babaldona, on the
corner of Stockton and Paei.
DC streets. Entering through q
window. The clerk, Paul Febirier
who slept In the rear of the store
awoks, and seizing a revolver APP
preached the burglar. McNamara
rushed at the clerk to grapple
with him when FebIrier fired
three shots in rapid succession,
After the second shot, McNamara
cried, "I've got enough" fell and
died In few minutes. One shot
shattered his hand, another enter
ed his breast. Febirier surrender
cd himself and was released on his
own recoguizance.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Lsst
evening O fire broke out in the
basement store occupied by e. II
Hyde for the sale of fancy and
crockery g0ods, at No 1857 Broad
way, near Fourteenth street, Oak
land. Owing to the difficulty in
reaching the fire, the department
was unable to prevent the spread
the flames to the stores above and
adjoining the building, wherein
was the store occupied by Gait &
Pennoysr, In the dry goods bust.
ness. At one time the whole block
was considered in danger. Hyde
carried q stock valued at $15, 200,
all of which was destroyed. Gait
q Pennoyer carried $4,000 of
stock, which was 10 part damaged.
The store was In a two.story brick
valued at $4,000. Total damage
estimated at $4,000; only partly
covered by insurance.
Memories, services.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Ap.
propriate services and ceremonies
were held by the various subordin-
ate lodges Of Odd Fellows within
this jurisdictio on. this afternoon in
the Grand Opera House, In respect
to the memory OF the late Grand
Secretary of the order in the Unit
ed States, James l.. Redgely.
Among other exercises fitting reso.
buttons were read and adopted.
The attendance was very large and
the services beautiful and impress
sive.
Ths Obssess lmmsGr~siOa HssBs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-The
,nti- Chinese bill prepared by Sem
Ator Miller provides for a system
Of registration and checks to pre-
vent the Immigration by sea or
land, directly or indirectly, except
Government officials, attaches of
legations, students, travellers and
merchants. Penalties are provid-
cd for iDfractions Of the law. The
Chinese no " residents Ia the Unit
ed States must obtain certificat es
to that effect before leaving the
country, If they desire to return.
Pages bill 10 Of the same general
purport.
Maaneapolis MINIS Hurned-A Greet
ssd Fatal EsDlossen.
RT. PAUL, MIMI, Dec. AT
four o'clock this morning a fire
broke out In the milling district of
Minneapolis, destroying, before 1t
was subdued, four large -four mills
and one cotton mill, and causing
the death at least of four men. The
fire broke out in the PiIlsbury
FIGURING Mill, communicated to
the Excelsior Mill, owned by Dor
illss, M ,rrison & Co., to the Min.
neapolis Mill, owned and operated
by Crocker. Fisk & Co., which ex-
ploded and killed Neill Fredericks,
the first assistant engineer Of the
fire department, and then commu.
nicated to the Empire Mill owned
by l.. #. Watson, of Massac husetts.
A street having been reached, at
this point the fire was got under
control, but brands from the
confiagration falling upon the
roof OF cotton mill near
by, owned by Dorillas, Morrison
& Co., 1t was also consumed. Thus
four Touring mills and one cotton
mill were consumed, together with
tho railroad on the trestle-work in
the front Of the mills, and several
freight-cars filed with wheat.
When the fire had communicated
to the mill Of Crocker, Fisk 81 Co.,
the explosion occurred. 1t levelled
the walls Of the structure, crush ing
the elevated railroad track in front
Of the mill, killing three persons
and ipjuriDg another fatally. The
explosion was one Of great vi
olence, shsttering windows as far
as ten blocks away from the scene
and startling the people from their
slum bers In all parts OF the city.
The cause is all q matter of spscu-
latlon thus far. The mill had been
shut doWn for some time.
Aasr Cnisese Hits.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ain order
to procure Congressional legisla-
ton at the earliest possible mo-
ment to carry the Chinese imml-
grafton treaty into practical effect
Senator Miller and Representative
Page will tomorrow, or at. the
flrpt favorable opportunity there
Af&eFs fptr0f7uea very lrnportant a nd