Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-21
Late kilograms.
The sau Diego Tschborne Gets
HearINg.

The sau deg. T.cnborne aess i"
HearsUE.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-The
Examiner this morning publishes
an interview with Gen. w. Fl. L
Barnes, the purport of which is
that the real Roger Tichborne has
at last turned up amt has unfolded
his story to Gen. Barnes. In an
interview with the latter to-day he
confirms the report. The alleged
Tichb0rne came to him for GER
tain information as to how he
could best obtain documentary evil
dence to show that he had never
been in Rio Janeiro, had never left
there in vessel called the Belle,
and never been wrecked and
picked up by the Osprey,
as stated by Arthur Orion, the
TibhbOrne claimant Barnes sub
Jected his visitor to rigid exsmin-
alton OF several days. duration, in
which he told go straight story,
including many points in which
Orton failed, and others which did
not come out on tile trial, and exhib
tied physically such identity with
the lost heir, that the General says
he has reluctantly arrived at the
conclusion that either the true
Tichborne has turned up or the
man In question is the most adroit
swindler he has ever met in a long
course of practice. The Duke of
Sutherland and DR.. Bullrun Russell
also had an interview with the
man, and full statement of the
case was mailed TO England by
Russell. TichborDe has been a
great portion of the time III the
United States. He served through
the war; was married in Brooklyn.
N. Y, and is now living in the
vicinity of Santa Ccruz, but will be
In the city again in few days.
He says his silence is
the result of determin-
alton on his part to remain ancOg.
for q certain number Of years now
lapsad, and this determination was
brought about by deep feeling Of
chagrin at opposition to his mar
riage with his cousin Kate. The
question of being able to establish
his identity does not seem to give
him the slightest concern, the sole
object of his call on General Barnes
being to obtain evidence to show
the falsity of the report regarding
the Rio Janeiro episode in his life.
Rife Pracsics.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20 AT the
meeting of the California Rifle As
ISOLATION, e. N. Shook won the As
ISOLATION medal, with 80 out of u
possible 100; ten shots each at 200
and 500 yard targets. Fred Kuhnle
won the Governors trophy, with
48 out of a possible 50, ct 200 yards.
N. Williams won the Barnes med.
al, with At out of possible 80, at
. 200-yard target.
A"Oshes hasi"t.
ALBANY, June 20.-Ballot on the
Conkling succession: Jacobs, "a;
Conklinf %; Wheeler, "a; Cor
nell, 8; Lapham, Is; Foiger, l.;
Crowley, ]; Bradley, l.
Jay sou,d Buys A.otu-r Road.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-It was
stated at the headquarters of the
Texas and Pacific road, at Mar
shall, Texas, yesterday that Jay
Gould has bought the controlling
lnterest, over two-thirds' OF the
stock, In the East Line and Red
River Narrow Gauge Railroad,
now running over $50 miles from
Jefferson, of James Scott. its Presi-
dent, who IL son Of the late Thos.
A. Scott. This il regarded as u
checkmate by Gould on the Texas
and st. Louis Railroad. The Tex.
az and Pacific track Is now laid
fifteen miles out on the staked
plains, and being pushed on ut the
rate of eight miles per week. The
extension of the Missouri-Pacitic
to Its Intersection with the Texas.
Pacific at Mineola was completed
last evening, and trains can now
run through from St. Louis to San
Antonio without change; also to
Houston, Austin and other far
southern points in Texas.
The Great Railroad Iniuuosiou
0ANGA ~, Juuo AV.-JuoSc DTIs-
tol, of the United States District
Court at Mesilla, arrived to-day to
sit in the matter of the injunction
Of the Texas. Pacific vs.. the South.
ern Pacific Railroad of New Mex
loo. A new phase has been put
upon the case. The officers of the
Southern Pacific, under orders
from Huntington, Crocker and the
Central Pacific people. have treat.
ed the Injunction with contempt.
Judge J. 8. Newcomb, who has
only just qualified by furnishing
his bonds In accordance with law,
has demanded that 1870 miles Of the
road be turned over to him as per
order Of the Court. The officers in
charge of the road simply laughed
ct the injunction, considering
their orders from San Francisco
superior to those from q U. 8.
Court. They are now In contempt
and will have q hard rOtV of It, a.
Judge Bristol IL q learned and up
right Judge, will doubtless stand
~ hls orders legally Issued, and
HilI 6aRA than aYn0uknd Tho ann,