Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-30

disns to-day performed religious
rites at the sea shore. They will
take to their homes in New Mex
leo some water OF the Atlantic
Ocean for their religious ceremo-
MES.
Kei,y 80 be- Ossracised.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The
Anti-Kelly Tammany Democracy
met last night and resolved that
the so.called "Kelly-Cornell ALI.
aHce Is such an Infamous display of
party treason rs to make 1t emf.
nent!y advisable that the Demo-
cratic State Central Com mlttee be
convened and such measures taken
az will forever assure loyal Dem.
ocrate that hereafter there shall be
no cowardly recognition or compro.
mise with John Kelly"
nov-saO"t ~ reiesr~ph ssOch.
NEW YORK, March 29.-About
25, 600 shares Of Western Union
will be shipped for London to-day.
All doubt in regard to the control
of the Mutual Union will be set at
rest by official action within q few
days.
Small Pox Epidemic.
CINCINNATI, O., Mar. @-Four.
teen cases Of small pox and five
deaths to-day, the largest number
Of deaths in one day yet reported.
Fss-a Bu,lsr Expressions.
CORNING, Ohio, March 20 The
boiler of a portable saw mill near
here burst to-day, killing one and
fatally ipjuring four persons.
KEMPToN, Ind, March 29.-The
boiler Of Wesser's heading saw
mill, south of here, exploded this
afternoon. One man was killed
and another fatally hurt.
Imps.eios D,sny Of the Wi"n,pes
Csuntsy.
CHICAGO. March 29.-St Paul
and Winnipeg specials report u
heavy snow storm along the Cana.
dian Pacific which blocks travelling
until warm weather. The storms
at Winnipeg have been unprece-
dentedly severe this season.
HsSrsbi- Deed OF AS Earsscd
m"sbev.
CHICAGO, March 29.-The Even-
ing Journals Pine Bluff, Arkan.
sss. special says that Mrs. Ballard,
of Lincoln county, after disagree
msnt with her husband Monday
morning, took her children, aged
seven and four years, and four
mOnth-Old infant, and repaired to
the pond in the rear OF their house,
where she broke the neoks of the
two oldest, threw their bodies into
the pond, aud then drowned her.
self and infant. The family were
respectable.
sus,nx Ruii 80 be Civis,seG.
ST. PAUL, March 29.-Dr. w. H.
Falkner, Assistant Surgeon of the
u. 8 A., who has been yaccipating
Indians in the West, says that Sit
ting Bull is anxious to see his peo-
pie tiiling the soil, and plan are
suggested to transfer Sitting Bull
and his immediate followers from
Fort Randallto Yankton Agency
for instruction in civiliza tion.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March, 29.-
A storm In southeast Alabama
blew down the house of r. ]. Rich
ardson, In Barber county, killing
him; and P. Redding, near Cuth-
bert, Ca, and Mrs. Pond and Mr..
Martin, near Browns station, were
killed, q number OF people we're
badly hurt. and many houses de.
molished.
After u Texas DsspsrsaW.
DALLAS, Texas, March 29.-De-
tective Jack Duncan left to-day for
Arizona to secure Frank Jackson,
the most desperate member OF the
Samuel Bass gang of train-robbers.
Jacks son has been at large since his
fight at Round Rock, In 1878, In
which Samuel Bass, 8. E. Barnes
and others were killed. Positive
Information has been received that
Jackson has been lurking between
Las Vegas, Tucson, ombstons and
Prsscott since November, ut the
head OF . gang Of despersdoes.
There 10 . standing reward ol
81, $50 for Jackson.