Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-24

| UotiSOs WIN tuO AOlci8u AluCoos
Taese included the Grand Dukes
Vladimir, Alexis, Sergius, Paul
and Constantine. Sergius Mich
aeloviteh, Dimitri, three Nicholas
es, Peter,two Michaels, George and
Alexander, all on foot like His
Majesty. with innumerable Princes
Of Romanoffsky and Leutchten-
berg, Nicholas and George Maxi.
milianovitch, Peter, Alexander and
Constantine of Aldenburg, and the
Dukes George and Michael cf
Mecklenburg.StrelitZ.
France q" Participate sn the York.
sawn Ceiebr alton.
PARIS, March 21.-The Ameri-
can Minister, General Noyes, pre-
sentipg President Grevy with Pres.
ident Hayes's invitation to the
French Government to send rep.
resen tatives to the Yorktown Cen.
tennial, said that the American
people cherished a greatful remem.
brance Of the participation of
France in the establish ment o
American Independence. The Gel.
ebration Of the common victory
would lose much Of its interest and
luster If the sister republic were
not represented. President Grevy
expressed qualification and thanked
the American Government for its
recognition Of the part which the
French took in the we:M of Ameri-
can independence France having
shared in thp-labor would also
share in To rejoicing. He dwelt
on the = ...rvelous development of
the United States during the cen.
tury Of their independence, and
concluded by declaring that France
would he represented at the cele-
bration. Minister Noyes thanked
the President, and said that the
representatives Of France would be
the guests. Of the United States
Government. Minister Noyes will
send special invitation to Oscar
de Ia Fayette and the members of
his family to attend the cen tenary.
Two Unpusishca crimes.
PORTLAND (Or.), March 21.-
Miss Mary Ross, who died of
an overdose Of morphine on the
18th inst, had had an abortion
performed on the 18th inst.
Letters found point to George
Marshall, now at Tacoma, as 1the
seducer and provider OF the
medicine.
Early this morning China.
man with u bulIet.hole through
the heart was found on the street
at Salem. There is no clew to the
murderer,
s',at by nn I0Iia".
WALLA WALLA wv. T), March
2l.-An Indian shot ana killed u
man known as Dutch Joe on sight
at Fort ColvilIe few days ago.
There was no trouble between them.
The Indian Ia supposed to be de.
mented. Citizens tried to lynch |
the Indian, but the military took |
him In charge and locked him in
the guardhouse.
As.age nuDorr p,ursa.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., March 81
William Allen, one of the stage |
robbers, was caught yesterday and |
lodged in Jail. He duplicates
many others. Lynching is feared.
The remainder of the gang will be
captured in few hours.
Orig,a Of Bsannan's GRANT.
NEW YORK, March 2lst.-The |
World says: OF the Mexican debt |
created in the struggle with Maxi.
milan in 1865, an issue of $10,OGO,-
600 was made at San Francisco.
OF this issue the Commissioner |
recognize $5O4,OOO, $5OO,OOO of
which they state belongs to Samuel |
Brannan. Where the other 81, 900
is they do not know. There is
reason to believe that the $500, 900 |
of bonds owned by Brannan have |
been recently exchanged by him |
for q grant of land in the northern |
part of the republic.
Fat, of ia Bu;ldtnx.
ROCHESTER,, March 2l.-A three
story brick building 100 feet square,
on Water street, owned by the Ro.
chester Hydraulic Company, and
occupied for manufacturing, fell |
In ruins this morning. The cause
IL believed to have been ap explo.
sion of the steam boiler used for
heating the building. Joseph |
Schell, aged 20, was killed Instant
ly on the sidewalk by the falling
wall. Four or five other men were |
injured, but none fatally.
Reseus ora Kidnapped Child.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-This
morning Mrs. Gray saw woman |
carrying d child she believed was
Thodore Kelly, little boy two
and a half years old, who had been
missing since last Thursday. and
for whom search was about to be
made In the sewers. She followed
the woman, saw her put the child
into the side entrance of the prem
ises on Central avenue. Mrs. Gray
then called a policeman and had
the child and woman taken to the
police station, where the parents
of the child were overjoyed to find
their lost boy. The woman ar
rested gives the name of Kate Fitz.
gerald, aud her residences as New
port, but gives no explanation Of
her possession of the child.
Tr"vei Impraed.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March al
The first through train from Chi
cago since Saturday reached Coun.
oil Bluffs this evening over the
Rock Island road. The Union Pa.
cific is still suffering from the over.
flow of the Platte, and trains to and
| from this city 60 via the Burling-
ton and Missouri road to Kearney,
Nebraska. A very large amount
of west bound freight has accumu-
lated here In consequence OF the
overflow.
suicide Of On Knsans Masdrrer.
ST. PETERS (Minn.), March.2l.
james Tolen, an insane murder
er, twisted q sheet round his neck
Hat ,,;vht and cholyed hjnsaIf -