Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-25

GRAND Nephew OF Daniel Baone
Dosd-Pisaded Guissy 81 MAJ
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CHICAGO, Jan. 24th.-Dr. Boone,
Who died this afternoon, was
grand nephew of Daniel Boone
and was born in Kentucky while
mis- parents were surrounded by
Indians. He moved to Illinois in
1929, and served in the Black Hawk
war. He was connected with
many local interests and enter
prises.
John Gales, before Judge Smith,
to-day pleaded guilty of the mur.
der Of Haessler, farmer, near
Vanston. The Judge remarked
that the sentence would be hang
ing or the penitentiary for life, but |
reserved his decision until all the |
evidence was written up.
The Beca,iea studenss.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-The Times
Hartford letters from the Chinese
students, recently received, say
they are treated as prisoners, but
more freedom is expected soon.
D~&os.'s miss,".-ap,tena'. Ed
CHICAGO, Jan. 24th. The Jour
ndPS Washington special says: The
Dakota delegation has arrived and
lind the prospects for admission as
q State good.
Should the jury find Guiteau
guilty be will PROBABLY hang with
in sixty days.
Tne rInce g." Fry 6nsteau.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 24th.-In
the Graves murder case yesterday
the Judge charged the jury that it
was a settled law in New Jersey
that il the accused man had suffi-
cieDt mind TO distinguish between
right and wrong, and could control
his conduct under ordinary circum-
stances, he could not acquit him
self on the plea of an irresistible
impulse. TDereupon the jury
brought in verdict of murder in
the first degree.
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CATLETTSBURG, KY, Jan. "a
The jury, after four minutes delib.
Grafton Ia the Gibson murder case,
delivered u verdict of guilty, fixing
the penalty Of hanging.
Nell will probably confess, and
the Crafts case will be desperately
contested. 1t comes next.
Damn c,.i Fs,Iars.
BOSTON, Jan. 24th.-Chas. Dana
g. Co., beef packers, have failed.
Dana has disappeared. Liabilities
$1,000 to $150.000
az~kISE Assurances Doub,y suse.
DEs MoINEs, Jan. 24.h. To
avoid the vitiation Of the previous
election by technicalities, Senators
I. Wilson and McDill were elected
again to-day.
AsGlher gHsaafiy.
DEs MONIES, la, Jan. "a This
morning, Henry ana Willie, three
aud four years old, children Of
Henry Cleer, we're burnt to death
while alone at home.
Fes~i Boii-r Exp,ostOu.
HAvERsTRAw, N. j Jan. "a
The tug H. p. harrington exploded
her boiler to-day, killing Albert
Hennion, second engineer, David
Cotton, fireman, and Lawrence
Connolly, cook. Others on board
were inj lred.
Drstruo,sou et Runway Hon,nx
st.ck.
AURORA, Ills, Jan. 24th. The
fire at the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad shops this morn
ing destroyed $4,000 worth of
property, including Directors car,
valued at $4,000, a dining Car,
valued at $4,000, two smoking
cars, a wreckipg car and several
coaches. No insurance. The fire
is supposed to have been incen-
diary.
Wh"iesAie Execustn0.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 24th.-Gov-
ernor HOyt has fixed March oath
for the execution of eight murder
ers.
BarDcd IL Destb.
LOCKE OBED, Jan. Gath. 1.-The
house with two children of j. II.
Mabley was burned to-day.
FOnr KasCjuss-rs Boss.
RICHMOND, Jan. oath. The Sen.
ate adjourned by vote of 2l to 49,
When Riddleberger presented the
name of Brown Allen, Resdjuster,
for Auditor, there was great excite.
ment. Four of the Readjusters
broke the party lines and voted
with the Democrats.