Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-05

and favorable lion on the bill
now before that body He e0n-
cludes by saying: "The Practical
unanimity Of the vote On the ones.
ton at the last election in Nevada
justifies me in expecting a prompt
and enthusiastic response TO the
,all.n
atI~oKtu u, Ap ens
SAN FRANCISCO, March "A
Tucson dispatch reports from So.
nora that the town OF Naceri, con-
tanning several hundred inhabi.
tapts, was attacked by Apaches
and three we;e killed on each side.
The courier who left for assistance
heard heavy firing shortly after
leaving.
J0sy Disagree sn t." Isaeccnsy
CaB--H"y Drnw.va.
SAN FRANCISCO March 4 The
jury IN he CAGE II Doiiiver, after
having been Gus sutue hours and
not being able 10 agree, WAS dis
charged last night.
Henry Martin, y lad sged
twelve years, WAS drowned
yesterday in Mission Creek
under shocking circumstances
1t appears that "A scavenger named
Augustin Lackinio wautonly set u
large, savage dog after the boy,
who, in great fright. ran into the
stream TO escape the animal, He
got beyond hia depth aud was
drowned. L9ckinio has been ar.
rested on The charge Of msnslaugh.
ter.
The D. mvss,rte ou a" -s,s Es Ia
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-fhe
anii.Chiuese demonstration this
afternoon .ds fair ~ b.. IA great
success. Thete is quite q general
suspension OF buslness aud the
streets are alive with people wait
ing for the exercises III begin.
Three stands have been erected in
Montgomery street, between Pine
and Bush. Flags are stretched
across the street IND sli the prep
oAotichS eiO kNoi
Mormau psos-aaad,sn.
SALT LAKE, March 4.-Sta istios
show that nearly 5000 foreigners
were brought here by the Mormons
In 1851.
Asix9n.s ~nd eOgOrs New.
TUCSON, March 4 The forty In
dian scout prisoners at Fort Lowell,
who were Implicated In the Cibicu
outbreak, will be returned to San
Carlos to-day and set al liberty.
Their capture, detention and trans.
fer has cost the Government over
fifteen Thousand dollars, and al.
though the evidence was conclu.
siva Of their partic patton in the
outbreak no effort Was made to EN-
force legal examination into the
facts or any measures adopted to
punish them. The general feeling
Is that q great mistake 10 made in
returning them to the reservation,
as they have poasted that the white
man wouldn't dare to punish them,
and they will 60 back and act more
insolent and become more unman-
sgeable than ever. They will be
under the escort of twenty soldiers
A new sohejule for passenger
trains has been ordered. Trains
coming east will arrive in Tucson
thirty minutes later than now aud
at Deming the same time as now.
Trains going west Will arrive at
Yuma thirty minutes later than
now. Both of these changes will
accommodate passengers, as IL will
give breakfast g. six at each place.
A large addition is being put up
to the railroad hotel here on &C.
count Of the largely increased
travel
The work Of changing the South
ern Pacific Railroad track from the
Cienega is now going on. 1t will
be constructed on the mesa lands
there, avoiding the floods of Sum-
mer. The length of the change
will be about three miles.
Bowie Station, on the s. p. Il
R., is assuming the appearance Of
q busy town. A large hotel is in
full blast, and q round house, ma
chine shop and other railroad
buildings are In couree of construc-
ton. This is the end Of freight
division and the distributing point
for Globe, San Carlos, Thomas,
Fort Apache, Bowie, ella valley
and Clifton. There is a large sup
ply of excellent water.
News from Magdalena, Sonora,
Is to the effect that the Guaymas
road Is completed to one hundred
miles north OF Hermosillo, at
which point connection is made
NTH tha ata1a unas Of Aeixana