Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-04
Rescue of the Imprisoned Miners
Death of Bennett and Callahan.

Rescue of the Imprisoned Miners
Death of Bennett and Callahan.
SAN Francisco, June "a Virginia
City dispatch says that six men pene-
trated the Alta drift with refreshments
for the imprisoned miners. All wore
ice helmets, to enable them to pass the
belt of 300 feet of foul air between the
entrance and the end of the drift. The
prisoners were found in comparatively
good condition. They had turned water
from the drift into their ice-water keg,
and when emptied, twisted the end of
the compressed air pipe into the barrel,
and standing around breathed the air
thus cooled, rs it arose through the
water. About midnight all were re
moved frem the drift, the whistles
along the road signalling the event. The
bodies of Bennett and Callahan, who
perished in attempting their rescue by
the boat, have been recovered.
Killed in Land Dispute.
DALLEs, Oregon, June 3.-In dispute |
yesterday at Lone Rock over the posses
sion. of land, w. II. Caldwell shot and |
instantly killed j. 2. Fenton. Caldwell |
surrendered himself He claims that he |
acted in self-defense.
Hunting Up CrOOkedness.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 3.-Two
special agents, Bower and Tidball, have
been to Las Vegas, Santa Fe and Albu-
querque investigating the affairs of John
Sherman, U. S. Marshal for New Mex
ico. They proceeded to Prescott to ex-
anime the Marshal's office there; they
will also look into the charges preferred
against Judge Porter
Jmh's Band BADLY Whipped.
SANTA FE, June "A Chihuahua
dispatch states that General Fuero,
commander of the Mexican troops in
chihuahua, with four hundred Mexican
cavalry surprised and attacked the Juh
band of renegade Apaches early on the
morning of the 25th, near Bosque de
Santiago, and whipped them unmerci-
fully. Thirty-seven bucks were killed,
ten taken prisoners, and the entire camp
outfit, including fifty head Of cattle, was
captured. The Mexican loss was one
officer and ten men. The losses sus-
tanned III the previous light with the
United States and Mexican troops leaves
the hostIes badly demoralized.
labor strikes.
PTrTsBuRG, June 3.-Nothing new
transpired in the iron workers trouble
yesterday. Business men and trades
men express confidence that the cur
tailed production will stilien the market
and that the scale will then be raised
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 3.--Advices
from the leading mills i'll Ohio report
that the works nearly all will be shut
down.
Returned to Work.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Nine hundred
striking boilerinakers returned to work
in the various shops here and in Brook
lyn yesterday. By Monday it is said
there will be at least 500 men at work
at the various shops at the increased
wages.
strike OF Brickmakers.
DEs MONIES, June 3.-The brick
makers, numbering over 500, have struck
for % cents raise of wages. The en-
ployers are not likely to ooncede the
demand.
All Quiet in Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2.-There is little
change in the situation in the strike this
evening. The police have made sew
eral arrests of persons supposed to have
been concerned in the riot at Brighton
last night, the evidence is not conclusive.
accommodating Lady Land
Leaguers.
CLEVELAND, o., June Bishop Gil
mour has written a letter to be read in
all the Catholic churches in this diocese
at mass next Sunday morning excom-
municating any Catholic lady who shall
hereafter attend any meetingof the lady's
branch of the Land League, or become
a member thereof. The Bishop de-
nounces that branch as calculated to
make brawling politicians of women, and
their membership there as incompatible
with womanly modesty
Denial Of the Burial Rites Of the
Catholic Church.
DENVER, Col, June 2.-Father Raver-
ty, Vicar-G General to the Bishop of this
diocese to-day refused to allow the rites
of the Catholic Church to be admins
tered over the remains of the late Don
Miguel Ottero, millionaire and one of
the foremost men of New Mexico. The
reason alleged is that Ottero died Ma
son. A member of the Masonic order,
assisted by an Episcopal clergyman, con-
Quoted the burial services.
A Ravisher and Murderer
Lynched.
CoPLEsBURG, KY, June 3.-A mob of
300 masked men this morning came by |
rail from Ashland and took George Ellis
out of jail at Catlettsburg They took
him to Ashland. near the scene of the
murder and outrage of the Gibbons
girls last December, and hanged him to
a sycamore tree. George Ellis was con-
victed of manslaughter yesterday on an
indictment for the murder of these girls. |
1t was his testimony that convicted |
William Neal aud Ellis Craft who are
now in jail at Lexington, KY, and |
George Ellis and these two were taken |
by the river from Catlettsburg, under |
military escort last January, to escape |
the mob.
Expedition Against the Apaches.
DALLAS, Texas, June 3.-The Adju- |
tant-General of Texas will leadfour CON-
panies of rangers into the Guadalupe
mountains to head off the Apaches con-
grogating there for raid.
FROM THE CAPITAL.
budget of Political and Other