Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-02
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PITTsBURa, PAL April.-El
Hanova Spring Hotel, at Hayville,
was burned this morning. Lose,
$13S 600. Fortunately no boarders
were in the house.
wholesale Lyn0ni.g of Caisse
Thieves.
PUEBLO, COL, April 1.-Between
2 and 3 O'Clock this morning q
mob of sixteen men quietly took
from the county Jail two notorious
cattle thieves, Phoebus and Me-
Graw, and hung them to tree on
Santa Fe avenue, within 100 yards
of the Jail. There is an organiza.
tiOn In the county known as the
Cattle Growers Association. q
branch Of the State organization,
and is composed of cattle growers
for protection of their property.
There Is little or no doubt that the
mob was posed of members of
this organization. The lynchers
next rode to ranch ten miles
miles away, surrounded the house
and captured s. p. Chastine, Billy
Chastine and Frank Owsley. Their
hands were securely bound and
they were put on horses and taken
to q thick patch OF timber and
strung up. There 10 but one Of the
gang left.
Dsseov-vy Ur - Grsns Pcs Of Ola
Money.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Two labor
ere, digging drain on the premises
Of James E. Haggerty, on Collins
street, to-day, unearthed a large
pot tightly sealed which proved to
contain large amount OF English
sovereigns, American silver dollars
and q lot of Continental currency.
The money has not yet been count
ed, but there is probably from
$40 900 to $50, 900 of coin which is
dated in the last century. The
currency bears the date in TIT.
The house was occupied by Mont
gOmery Blair many years ago, but
afterward passed Into the possess
sion Of Samuel Gaty.
Ihs J"mrs Gang "s Vssis Robbers
KANSAS CITY, No., March 3l.-
The confession Of John Land, train
robber, was given to the press to.
day. 1t is the same as as'antici-
pated in q previous dispatch, and
inculpates the James boys, Miller,
Little, Bugler, Cum mings, Mott,
Armstrong and Greed Chapman.
The Bodies On tho 6oiden Cisy.
MEMPHIS, April 1.-All hope of
recovering the dead bodies from
the wreck of the Golden City has
been abandoned. No further at.
tempt will be made until the river
falls sufficiently to permit divers
to work with some show Of cue.
cess.
Exec"ss"" "f ~ N,h,s,ss.
NEW YORK, April l The Her.
aids st. Petersburg Dispatch says:
Lieutenant Sonnowoff was shot
this morning at Cronsladt, in the
presence OF the troops of the fort
ress All other persons condemned
at the recent Nihilist trial had
their sentences commuted by the
Emperor to an indefinite period of
hard labor in the mines.
Tne Raw,rg Rncs Between oxford
aud Cambridge.
LONDON, April lin the race to.
day theOxford crew won by six boat
lengths. The Cambridge crew was
the fret 10 come out on the river.
They took theMiddlesex side. The
final Betting was five to one on
the Oxfords. The boats started at
one minute past one o'clock. The
Cambridges were the first to take
water and Immediately led by half a
BOATS length, but were caught and
passed by the Oxford boat before
fifty yards had been traversed. At
the soap woiks. mile and q half
from the starting point. the Ox-
ford crew were in the lead by three
lengths. At Hamm ersmith Bridge,
two furlongs further on, they were
four lengths in front of the Cam.
bridge crew, and off Cheswick
Mall the latter seemed to be fairly
done with. The Oxford crew fin
ished in good form They won as
they pleased. The Cambridge
men were exhausted at the finish
and their rowing was irregular.