Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-04
Late kilograms.


rns RRtsvOnn Tax suss.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8 III
the Injunction cases'Of tho railroad
com banies against the Tax Collec
tors of the various counties 8
change of venue has been granted
from San Francisco to the various
counties against the Collectors Oh
which suits were brought.
A Hsppy H~avt"x =. rty-EAten.
.,"a "ssn- Indsau scouts.
FORT GRANT, A. r., March s.
Dead Shot, Dandy Jim and Skip.
by were hanged at five minutes
past one to-day. They mountt d
the scaffold laughing and showed
no signs of fear. They said they
were happy and would soon meet
their friends. They shook bands
with ali on the platform, aud after
prayers being Offered by tie chap
Iaiu, he trap Was sprung and the
men died without any struggle
Tho arrangements worked admira-
bly, and nothing occurred to delay
the execution.
sasxens,s secvesnry-w ,,..,nxton
Customs Dissvtcs.
WASHINGTON, March st is
understood that Sargent has ten
dered the position Of Secretary OF
Legation to David Felsenheld, Of
San Diego.
Farley has reported recon-
msndation for the passage of the
bill to create customs district at
Wilmington.
FMrabsr CaHsi6.sat;oH st tbe tns.
Htse HIT.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The
Senate at l:35 r. NJ. resumed the
consideration OF the Chinese Bill
and Farley continued his remarks
which were interrupted by the Ex-
ecutive session yesterday.
Masasa's Uours saassis'.
WASHINGTON, March 8 The
Mason courtsmartiai arguments
have been concluded and the Court
adjourned sine die.
The New Y,sA WAtAess
New YORK, March 5 AT A.
NJ the scare stood rs follows: Ha.
Eel, 4l54; Fitzgerald, 4244; Roweil,
4l0A; Hart, 4l0s; sullivan, 40;
Hughes, 1872; Neremac, 394s
AT 10 A. NJ. II stood: Rowell ,
4l5; Sullivan, 431; Hazel, $50; Ne
remsc, 43l; Hughes, Az; Fllzger-
aid, 458; Hart, 442.
RoWesH WtsnarsWs.
NEW YORK, March So P. NJ
Rowell has withdrawn. No time.
A R,"s Rre"ss.u.
PITTsBURG. Pa, March 3d.--A
riot is reported to be now In pro-
gress at the Besssmer Steel Works,
Homestead, Pa, between the
strikers and the police.
aaaIs,c,ar.
BAKERS CORNERS, Mich, March
2.-Mrs. Thoa. Gelien was shot and
killed by her so To-day. The young
man is thought to be demented.
Fs.ed I.-ms.
MEMPHIS, March 3 -Refugees
are pouring into Memphis.
HELENA, Ark, March 2 Work
on the levee Is going ahead fast.
Reports from the upper White
Piuor oh - rvoot ipcS apl o., FL >.
ing.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2 There
has been terrible destruction by the
breaking Of the levee at Carson
landing.
Rslaei fur tue seHsrers.
MEMPHIS, March 3.-Judge l..
II. Mapgum, Commissioners for
the State of Arkansas, shipped ten
thousand rations to the sufferers at
Arkansas City this morning, pei
steamer Belle Memphis, which
brought the first installment Of
provisions donated by the Govern
ment. The river continues rising
slowIy here.
Vs W - y
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March q
Advices from the Indian Territory
say that the railroad extension be
yond Vipita Is likely to create
strife between the Indian authori.
ties and the railway contractors,
Chief Bushy hesd will shortly issue
proclamation ordering parties of
the reservation until Secretary
Kirkwood renders his decision re.
specting the rights of the road and
of the Indians.
Destrucstye nusr,eane.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, March ga
desolat;ng hurricane passed over a
portion OF Jefferson county Tues.
day night, blowing down the house
of Charles Dutsch and laying waste
of the cabins, houses and fencing
on the plantation of Mr.. J. B.
Combs. A number of his tenement
houses were blown down and one
woman killed.
Exsra session Gated.
AUSTIN, Texas, March 2.-The
Governor to-day Issued q procla.
nation converting the Legislature
In extra session to apportion the
State and to pass laws regarding
freight and passenger tariffs ON al
railroads In the State and Other
matters.