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

Ous 0s smbser Murdered BY An"'n~r
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-Two
gamblers, John N. Massey and
James Hamblip, between whom
existed bad blood, engaged In an
alteration last night at the corner
of Kearney and Morton streets,
during which the former struck
the latter a heavy blow on the
head with his cane. Hamblin
left, but arming himself returned,
and meeting Massey, shot him
three times, killing him almost in
stantly. Hamblin was arrested,
but refuses to make any state
ment. Massey Is an old resident
of San Francisco and we'll known
among the sporting fraternity. be
has the reputation of having been
y sober, peaceable man.
Rasa n tne Nsrsb.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Lsst
night and to-day rain has fallen
in the northern portion Of the
State, with snow in the noun.
taius.
Mask~s R-pYrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Wheat
81 572(@1 614. Bsrley-feed, $1.42A
bid, $3.50 asked. Oats-$1.85@
72A. Corn-$1 5O0l574. Bran
S13 O5@18 85. Potatoes = Petalu.
mas, ST 75@l.9O; Tomsles, $1.75@
1S5; HumOoldts, So O0@2 06.
san Berssrasao Jubi,sns.
SAN BERNAKDINO, April "a
series Of splendid showers has heeD
, falling since yesterday evening.
The farming prospects could not be
better. The fruit crop promises to
be enormous. Real estate is stead.
lily and rapidly appreciating In
value.
Escsps Os Dick Fsts"ws mud hss Re.
SANTA BARBARA, April 2,-Dick
Fellows, the famous stsge-rObber,
ss3sped from the county Jail this
morning about s O'Clock. Deputy
Sheriff George Sherman mad occs-
sion to enter the robbers cell,
when Fellows Knocked him down,
took his pistol aud left the jail.
Eherman's wife witnessed the af-
fair and called loudly for help, but
no one happened to be in the vicin.
ity. Fellows started for the noun
tains back OF town. Sheriff Sher.
man Immediately organized par
ty and started 10 pursuit. He is
armed with bulldog pistol and
not manacled.
LATER-News has just been re-
ceived that Fellows has been re-.
captured.
The f1rsuis ssd Cmpsurs ss Fe,.
iows-R~sS.
SANTA BARBARA, April 2.-Dick
Fellows sprang upon Deputy Sher-
III Sherman frem the top Of his
cell, at the time breakfast was be.
ing brought to the prisoners. He
then locked the outside door but
failed to withdraw the key. Sher-
man reached through the grating.
unlocked the door and started in
pursuit OF Fellows. Fellows ran
about one block, united horse
that was grazing by the sidewalk,
mounted and rode another block
when the horse bucked him of.
Sherman kept in close pursuit all
the time, ami several citizens
joined in the chase. Fellows, fnd-
ing escape impossible, and being
covered by number of revolvers,
surrendered. He was perfectly
cool, and ate hearty breakfast
after being returned TO his cell.
He was sentenced last Thursday to
q life term Of imprisonment for
stage robbery, and will be taken to
Folsom tomorrow night. Sher-
man deserves great credit for the
recapture, as he wac unarmed and
Fellows constantly menaced him
with his own pistol.
1t commsnced raining at three
o'clock this morning and cOntin.
usd gently throughout the day.
Over q quarter of an inch has fall.
en-, making about Is inches for the
season. At 1880 P. NJ. 1t is still
raining.
A ssFiOas Fare ga ssnehs0n.
STOCKTON. Cal, April 2.-This
afternoon q fire broke out in 6per.
ry & Co.'S. Touring mill, large
four story building. The fire soon
Oummunicated to large wooden
warehouse adjoining the mill, In
which was stored an immense
quantity Of grain and ground feed
Both buildings and their contenti
II were distroysd. Several othel
buildings, including q residence
were totally destroyed. After Q
fierce and protracted struggle fol
mastery the fireman subdued The
flames. The total loss will react
500, 900. Insurance, $50, 900. Dur
ing the fire several men were in.
tufed, but none fatally.
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ts0w ~ AF1zsns.
TUCSON, April s.--Gsneral Sher
man and party reached Fort Gram
on the let Instant and left on th'
Sd for Fort Thomas, from whence
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