Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-08

over left eye and ear; ]. w. ST.
mOnds, cut on the left side of the
head; D. d. Dormen, scalp wound;
w. P. Morell. back of head cut;
D. D. Geiger, fingers and head cut;
J. Johnson, conductor Pullman car,
leg broken. None of the other
passengers were hurt. Of the en-
ployes of the road, John Oliver, the
baggage-master, was killed. II.
Freeman, epgineman, had his skull
fractured; John Unglaub. engine
man, head cut and badly bruised
on legs and side; Robert Oliver, e.
M. Skeep, g. Frese, Jacob Ryder,
Robert Everhalt and William Tai
bot, train hands, more or less cut
and bruised, but not seriously.
AS soon as information of the
collision was received here u wreck
ing train was sent out with surge.
ons to attend the wounded, which
returned to Baltimore with all the
passengers and wounded, reaching
the Union depot between and
O'clock. The wounded are being
properly cared for and most of the
passengers are at the hotels. Ex-
President Hayes and family are at
Samuel M. Shoemak e,'s. The pas
sengers and such of the wounded as
are able will leave for their respect
i've destinations tO.Iight. Mason
and Armstrong state that none Of
the Cleaveland citizens are at all
injured. None OF the cars were
damaged except the first aud sec
Ond Pullman cars All three en-
gines are badly wrecked. The off.
GERS of the Baltimore aud Potomac
road state that the empty traiD,
drawn by two engines, first started
for Washington with express in
structsors tn lie over on siding at
Severn station until the second
section of the fast train from WASH
ingt ton had passed. That order Wa q
disobeyed and the collision re-
suited.
American T"rH -Ca,eage pca er.
Dcny tue Hep' rts OF Diseassa
Nta'.
CHICAGO, March 6.-The Direc.
tors of the Board Of Trade yester-
day adopted the following resolu-
tions:
WHEREAS, IL Is reported that
the ofiipiai representatives of for
eign Governments in this country
have inlimated that the disease in
swine prevails in this country, and
especially In Illinois, to an alarm
ing extent, which reports have
tended to greatly demoralizs the
trade In hog products; aud whereas
all reliable reports, official aud 9TH
erwise, tend to prove that diseases
OF swine prevail to very much
less extent at the present time and
for the past year than in previous
years, aud have never been of
character to justify alarm or un.
easiness in respect to the meats
that are packed for human con-
sumption, great care having al
ways been had to exclude from
such uses any animals that are IN
any degree iuiected with disease;
therefore,
ReSOi0ed, That in the Judgment
OF the Directors Gf the Board of
Trade of Chicago there are no
grounds for any apprehension rs to |
the healthfulness Uf hog products |
packed in this country, whether
for homo consumption or for ex-
port, aud they cmphatically deny |
that there Is or has ben any recent |
increase in the diseases to which |
all swine are more or less subject, |
aud affirm that never in The history |
OF the trade WAS the product of our |
III eat packing establishments of SO |
high or healtbfui a character as at |
the present time,
Dca tioeh iu TIA q. use of Com mons
-ESait"mcna q" I~e,and.
NEW YORK, March GA cable
special TO the World from London
of March 9th says: The Land.
Leaguers, despite the heavy blows
that have fallen upon them, are
not yet by any means beaten in
Parliament, as It IL found that no |
measure can possibly get beyond
its second reading, unless under a |
vote of urgency, aud thus the |
tenth week of the session will be-
gin with u block of bills on all
kinds of business. The Govern
ment cannot get an urgency vote
without the consent of the Con-
ssrvatives, consequently they are
largely at the mercy OF their Oppo-
Dents, iii spite of the great
victory which they won at
the polls at the last gen.
traI election. THIS position, nat.
urally, is regarded as most vexa.
tioas by the whole Liberal party,
whose leading organ he Sp psctatOr,
complains bitterly to-day that the
Liberal majority In the House of
Commons Is utterly paralyzed, and
says: "rhus the ninth week Of the
session has passed, and we are not
even In sight of a measure that the
Liberals can take satisfaction ill.,"
Similar repinings come from all
parts of the country. The main re-
sult of the Speakers rule is, nfter
all, to throw the control of the
business into the hands of the Con.
servative minority. The Irish
members are indefatigable In op.
posing dIlatOry mOtions-tO all bills
not backed by an urgency vote
tw0-thirds of the House,
An Axr~rtaa S1nr6cr.
A cable special to the Herald
from Dublin OF March 9th says: A
horrible agrarian murder was COM
mitted in County Westmeath last
night at Multy-Farnham, about
seven miles from Mulliugar, A
man named Farrelly, who some
years ago took q farm from which
another man had been evicted, was
shot by two men in field near his