Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-19
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WASHINGTON, April 18th. Sec.
rotary Folger has approved the APP
pointment of w. Rockwell, BROTH
erin law to President Garfield,
Deputy Collector of New York.
Cn,itcoss Taaes uss ses'.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-In the
Senate the credentials OF Chilicott,
the newly appointed Senator from
Colorado, were filed aud he took his
seat.
Remains OF Ruribut.
WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-The
family and remains of the late
Minister Hurlbut have arrived by
the steamer Alaska at Panama.
Secretary Chandler was sworn in
in to-day.
Admtrsi Rogers III.
WASHINGTON, April Stb.-Rear
Admiral John Rogers is seriously
i'll with Bright's disease of the kid
neys.
DtplemstIc Can arm
WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-Sen-
ate confirmatiOns-Henry g. Hall,
Minister resident from the United
States to the Central American
States; Thos Adamson, of PenBsyl-
vania, Consul at Panama; George
Manch, of Tennessee, Uaited States
Minister and Consul-General at
Bolivia; VIM. l.. Scruggs, United
States Minister al Colombia.
6uiseau Repudsxses sesS,iie.
WAsHINaToN. April lSth.-Dis-
trict Attorney Gorkhill to-day re-
ceived q note from Guiteau, stat
ing that Ecoviile has nothing to do
with him or his affairs, and that
Chas. I'll. Reed has entire charge OF
his case iu bsnc. He also received
notice from Scoville that he would
be ready to argue the case May 10.
The District Attorney told Reed
that he would take no notice of
either communication, but when
the case is called in General Term
whoever ia present will be recog-
niZed.
neessvea III \ temnissfos.
WASHINGTON, April 18th Sec
rotary Teller to-day received bis
com mission and assumed the du-
ties OF Secretary of the Interior.
The retiring Secretary. Kirkwood.
introduced Secretary Teller to the
heads Of bureaus and chiefs OF d.
visions. He leaves tonight for
his home in Iowa.
MnsiDy as Gonvicss.
CHICAGO, April 1s.--A dispatch
from Little Rock says: Early this
morning fifty convicts tried to es-
cape from camp at Fouche Greek.
Eight succeeded In passing the
guards; one was killed instantly,
two badly wounded, aud the re-
naming five are being hunted
down by blood'hounds and guards
with shotgune.
The south O-soIin. E,tcs,sn CHsts.
CHARLESTON. April lSth.-The
sealed verdict ia the action OF the
election eases will be opened to-
morrow, but 1t has been made
known unofficialIy that the defend.
ants are found guilty Of obstruct-
ing the count Of the votes, and not
guilty on all other counts of the in
dictment The verdict is accom-
panied with recommendation OF
mercy.
alsg0xine B,owA Up.
POUaHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April Is. |
The magazine on the West Shore
road, opposite Hyde Park, is
thought to have blown up at 1915
this morning. Near the magazine
is a boarding house for forty men
at work on the road. No particu-
lars.
DDRbie Murder md suicide.
EMPORIUM, April 18th. Preston
Covers killed his brother-in.law,
Clarence Findley, returned home
and killed his wife and then him.
self. Covers was drunk.
strikers CHECK en- led.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 18.-l
The strikers not having returned
to work the upper mill was ORDER
ed closed for six months. This
throws 2, 500 out of employment.
Twelve "A ep Burisd BY the Uavipg
Of a ruaneI.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, April ISL
The roof OF the Doe Gully tunnel,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, caved to day, burying twelve
lsborers under the debris, some of
them probably fatally injured. The
road was blockaded several hours.
The company Is widening the tun-
mel and the men injured were at
work when tho accident occurred.