Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-07
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appointment OF Sargent as Secre-
tary of the Interior. Senator Jones
of Nevada who is supposed To
know as much about the Presi-
dents actions and plans as any
upan except the President himself
believes Sargent will certainly be
nominated.
Que RrpsessSsauv.s.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-All Pa
cific Coast Senators and Represen.
tatives were in their seats ut the
resssembling Of Congress to-day.
sh'"ss" Is'..xrH rH's... Ags'r.
WASHINGTON, Jan "A meet
ing of the Seuate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee has beeu called
for next Tuesday, TO be devoted
specially 60 the consideration Of
bills for the restriction If Chinese
immigration
Ashiand nu,drr-ss.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Jan. 8.-The
Ashland murderers arrived under
a strong guard and the mob who
followed on the steamer gave up
the pursuit..
KOy~I Grave Kubb.rs.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The Her.
ald's Paris special says: There is
good reason to believe that an at.
tempt to steal the bodies of NaPO.
leon III. and the Prince Imperial
has just been discovered at Chisel.
hurst. Special detectives from
London have been set to watch
the Imperial Mortuary Chapel. It
is believed the person in question
Is q woman, q personal enemy of
the Empress.
Fsins Panic na q F0ner"i.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-During the
funeral of the Rev. Simon Kuhle-
henholter, at the Salem Evangel.
ical Church, this afternoon, q
frightful panic occurred. In the
rush for the street some forty per.
sons were iDjured-six ladies seri.
OusIy. The church is one OF the
largest In the city. All the seats
were filled aud standing room in
the aisles and about the doors was
occupied. Soon after the services
commenced u seat In the gallery
broke down. The people in the vi.
cinity thought the gallery was Civ
ing way and the rush commenced.
Men, women and children poured
out of the doors leading from the
main floor and gallery into the
hall leading TO the street. All
efforts to stop them were fruitIess.
People were frantic and would lis
ten to no warning. In less than
two minutes the doorway was
blocked up and the scene that fol-
lowed was indescribable, women
who were caught in the crowd were
thrown down and trampled upon.
Their shrieks and the shouting of
the men, who seemed TO be fright.
ened out Of their senses, were fear
ful. For fully ten MINUTES the
doorway was blocked up, and dur
ing the greater part of this time
half dozen women lay on tue
steps under the feet Of the fright
eDed crowd. A few men who had
lost their scare went to work hero
ically to the rescue, and succeeded
in getting them out after they had
been walked over by large mum.
ber If men. AS fast as they were
taken out the victims were taken
to the adjoining house and cared
for.
C'emeted Nnniscs.
DECATUR, Ills, Jan. GA horri-
bic discovery was made at the
Poor House Farm when the search
Was instituted among the ruins of
the building destroyed by the fire.
1t WAS found that three inmates,
Isaac franklin, Martin Casey and
Franklin Fletcher, had perisbed In
the flames.
F..ss Rrp1st.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA dispatch
from Texas says it il believed that
the Cinnamon reported to have
been Massacred few days ago on
the southern Pacific Railway,
were not killed by Apaches or any
other Indians. Indications are
that the deed was committed by
disguised white men recently en-
ployed Oh the railway.
Tsrsibi~ Anray.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. GA
fight occurred in a country store in
the village of Westport recently
over u horse race dispute. Every
revolver was emptied with the fol.
lowing result: Killed, Robert Per-
kline, James Dykes, Simon Merde;
wounded, Hiram Merde, injuries
supposed mortal, George Musgrove
and Jesse Davis, slightly wounded.
Deputy Sheriff Smith who visited
the scene Immediately after the
affray says the store presented the
appearance ef u prOtracted seige.
The windows were destroyed and
the windows showed fifty bullet
holes.
| rrsstfie ExD'"s,on.
OsKALOOsA, Iowa, Jan. 6-An
explosion at 4 P. NJ. to-day OF five
hundred kegs of powder was caused
by some boys using wooden mag.
szlne az target for rifles. John
Phillip, Gerold Joyce and John
Stedmen were engaged in target
practice aud were all instantly kill
ed-blown from so to 200 yards and
mutilated almost beyond recOgni-
tion. Nearly all the plate glass
fronts Of the city were wrecked. i.
Many houses suffered severly.
Damage $4,000. Many persons
were injured by the falling Of glass
and debris.
s0is AgssSss Mob.
Usage CITY, Ks, Jan. 6.-Dan.
ford, President Of the defunct CaId.
we'll bank, has brought suit for
100000 against 8. 8. Richmond,
leader Of the mob which threaten
ed his life. The case is to be tried
10 this county, and the rest Of the
mob will be brought here.