Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-14
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FRESNO, Cal, Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing Ia the list of passengers for
the South and East Oh the train
which passed this place ut p. NJ:
H De La Mott, FL Paso; John Fin.
nell and wife, fehama; f Will
lisms, Las Vegas; Mics w Allison,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; L e
Nichols and wife, do; w II Perry,
Miss Velslr; Mrs l. 4 Ferrie Del
pech and one child, Los Angeles;
II Durham, Miss III Davis and two
children; 8 Finnell, Tehams; Mis-
Annie Luke, Auburn, N Y; Frank
p Mesmer, wits and two children,
Tucson; Arthur Raas, Joseph Raas,
San Francisco; Mis- Il w Ration
and son, Yuma.
Dnndy Jim snos.
TUCSON, Feb. ia special to
the Citizen from Wilcox says:
Dandy jim, one of the Indians un.
der sentence OF death at Fort
Grant, made an attempt to escape
this morning and was shot by the
guard and seriously wounded.
rae soseiao Case.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th. The
bullet which killed S0teldo and
the one taken from the wounded
Barton weighed within half q
grain Of each other, and evidently
came from the same pistol. 1t is
regarded rs certain that A. g. So
teldo shot his brother when firing
at Barton.
Gauss .f So,s,dn's Death.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Ths
coroner's jury find that SoteIdo
came to his death by shot from
his brothers. pistol.
An lmproDnbl- ssery.
NEW YORK, Feb, 13-The rumor
seeks verlficstion in Cleveland
that Mrs. Garfield has written to
the President asking him to COM
mute the sentence of Gniteau. The
Herald will say Tomorrow: owe
have the best of authority for stat
ing there is not one wOid OF truth
In the story
the Caas Ou F,pes.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is "A special
from Clean says, concerning The
oil fires of that region, that q
fourth tank caught this morning.
Thus far 10000 barrels, valued ut
500, 900, have been burned and 1t
is feared the fire will spread.
An America" n,.'ssrr E,,ing
HunOi- fs--.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is January
18th PRESCOTT was formally receiv.
Ell by the Chilean Government.
His remarks in presenting his Gre
dentials were exceedingly concili-
atOry, stating on the part OF the
President of the Uuited States that
the misunderstanding was unfOr-
tunate anu only required clear
explanation to be- satisfactory. The
Chilean President cordially replied
TO Prescott, giving every assurance
Of kindly intention on the part of
his Government toward the Unit.
ed States.
The result Of the contests be-
tween the bands Of Mas ard Villa
Vlcentia at Chinde. show that be-
tween so and go foreigners lost
their lives, and that property val
ued at eight million dollars was
destroyed. Mas gave his soldiers
permission to sack the town after
entering it.
Treaty ut Pence.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Advices
from Lima, Jan. 25. confirm the
report that treaty of peace had
been signed between Bolivia and
Peru. BY its terms Bolivia il left
without any seaboard.
On Take wo Fare.
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. IA
spark from q locomotive on the
Bradford. New York and PhiladeI-
phia road, this evening, fred some
little oil pools near Olean, New
York. The fire soon spread to three
iron tanks containing ZOE, 900 bar
rels OF oil, which are now in flames.
All assistance possible WAS sum-
moned from the oil regions, and
lett here by special train. EN-
bankments will be formed to Sc
cure the burning oil where the
tanks overflow. The oil will be
drawn OF as rapidly as possible by
perforating the tanks with cannon
balls. The night is as bright as day
for miles around.
Fave Men Killed.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13th.-Five
trackmen were killed to day In
the tunnel of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad, near Union
depot, this city, by the locomo-
tive of the Western Maryland
road. The men were named David
Grier, Timothy Kennedy Edward
BirmiDgham, Jas. Irwin and Pat
rick McGoff. They stepped from
one track to get out of the way of
the passing train and walked di-
rectly in front of the locomotive
on the opposite eide.
Two Fasrs Expios IONS.
LONDON, Feb. Is Two explo-
sions occurred in the Rhonda VAL