Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-10
Late kilograms.
An.sner nsnxe Rosbery.

way between Contention and
Tombstone, by two masked men.
J. b. Hume, detective OF Wells,
Fargo & Co., with eight other pas
sengers, were on board. The night
stage never brings the mail or ex-
press, so all the robbers got was
from the passengers. Hume had
two fine revoIvers, which the rob-
bers took from him. They only
got three revolvers and about $75
In money, although the passengers
had $1,000 or $l,500 among them.
The robbers were in too big = hurry
to closely search for plunder.
Wells, Fargo g. Co. offer a reward
Of $500 for the capture of the rob-
bers.
sans. B-vbars sssxs Kobbed.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal JAN, o.
Two unsuccessful attempts were
made last week to rob the stage
near Los Alamos. The driver in
both instances running away from
the robbers. Lsst night three
men stopped the stage near the
same place and captured Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S box and took fine
gold watch from the driver, which
had been presented TO bim 10y the
Stage Company. The robbers told
him That 1T would pay him for
running away rom them and that
they would keep it to remember
him by.
Ofiu,n, M"rm0ns.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9th.-The
Tribune's Washington special says:
Papers filed in the Utah contest
show that, of SO members of the
General Assembly of Utah, paid
out Of the U. s. Treasury, 32 are
high officers in the Mormon
Church, and bound by oath to obey
the dictates of the Church, and 28
are polygamists.
Summary mesnod ~ eQae'chi ng
Love.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-A Times
New Haven correspondent says;
The principal reason for recalling
the Chinese students was the fear
that they would marry American
wives and become thoroughly
Americanizsd. One Chin Chan
paid his attentions to young lady
named Sherman. Chan was re-
called. The Chinese authorities
learned that he continued to main
tain correspondence with Miss
Sherman aud beaeaded him.
Drowa,d.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. g.
Nellie and Eddie Goosey and
Georgiapa Hart were drowned at
Brookfield yesterday.
lHuvsruor POETS Iasuxur.ted.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 9.-Gov-
ernOr Foster was inaugurated to-
day in his second 'erm.
Impsaai u Iaii "a C,>ODlss.
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-The Iimes's
st. Paul special say: General
Terry in his report az commander
of the Department If Dakota says:
The Indians Of the British prov
ipces follow the buffalo over the
border. The buff TO are getting
scarce and and the Indians raid
the herds Of the Montana stock
men. The latter are forming some
military organization to protect
their property and punish the dep.
redators. He thiuks it will re-
uuire the best efforts of the Gov
ernment on both sides OF the line
to avoid the evils likely to result.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Gui.
teau ssys he wsDts just one hour
to talk 10 the jury aud they'll vim
dictate him. An eminent lawyer
says, under the Code of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Guiteau cannot
be hanged before next May.
a Joke ON Guissau.
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 9.-Scoville
says the checks for S., 800 received
for Guiteau on Saturday were
worthless and were practical joke.
This has frequently occurred. He
himself has had numerOus bogus
checks, one being for SIS, 900.
Heavy Fire.
NEW YORK, Jan. @ Hsvemyel
& Elders Brooklyn sugar works
building, seven stories high and
150x200 feet, was completely burned
yesterday afternoon. Lose, mil.
lion and q half. Insurance, sixty
per cent.
Pielcy Dead.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Samuel w
Piercy, the well-known actor, died
from smallpox in Boston at f0uI
o'clock this morning.
Smail-POx.
PoRT JERvIs, N. J., Jan. 8.-Tht
Board of Health has closed all
churches on account Of smallpox
Bsk es's sIsvessIGasi0n Faded.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The secrel
Investigation by Gen. Davis ol
Chicago, into the charges against