Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-18
Late kilograms.

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xDeaah 81 u Daughter OF sis-T"a.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l7.-Mrs.
Frank G. Newlands, daughter of
ex-senator Sharon, died in chiidbed
this morning.
FAtas Land s,idp.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.-Lsst
Sunday d land slide occurred at
Cuffsy's Cove, on Russian river,
carrying the house of Charles l.
johnson into the river. The Occu-
pants at the time of the Disaster,
Mrs. johnson, her infant and n
white man employed as cook, were
all killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, February IL
Suits against Sheriffs and Tax
Collectors, to compel the accep-
lance of the amount rendered for
taxes and asking for ipjunctions
against tax sales, have been COM
menced In the Superior Court AS
follows: By the California Pacific
against the counties Of Sacrament
to, Yolo, Naps and Solano; by the
Northern Pacific against Soda
no, Contra Costa, Alameda,
Yolo and Coluss; by the North
Pacific, against SoDoma and Marin;
by the San Pablo and Tulare,
against Alameda ard Contra Costa;
by the Amador Branch, against
Sacramento; by the Sacramento
and PlacervIlle, against Eldorado;
by the Vac Valley and Clear
Lake, against SOlano and Yolo.
Rat,rOxd FAX SUIT D. As,zsnn.
YUMA, Feb. 1.-THE Southern
Pacific Railroad Company has
commenced suit to eDjoin the
Sheriff of Yuma county from any
further proceedings in the sale Of
its property for the payment Of
delinquent taxes. A temporary in.
Junction has been granted and the
nearing set for the 18th Of March
in the District Court at Yuma.
Rrsusn ofs Scen,,nx xnrsy.
TUCSON, Feb. ia Wilcox
special to the Citizen says that
Company A, Sixth Cavalry, and
ten Indian scouts returned yester-
day afternoon from an eight-days'
scout in the Dragon regions. They
report finding no signs OF the In
dams reported to have been there.
Gn,tfornse Ax.sn Isn Ou,.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4th.-An.
derson's substitute hill fixing the
membership of the House at 3l5,
will, II is generally conceded, be
finally passed i'm the House to-mor-
row. 1t Is about the same as the
bill passed by the Democratic
House last year, except that it
provides for six more members.
These six additional mem ters are
given one each to New York, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Kansas, Texas and
South Carolina. The Democrats
say II Is fair bill, aud hey will
support it.
tue rUsSx any Bts e.. sses me
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-After
q long discussion in the Senate,
Edwards Anti .Polygamy bill pass
sd last night by u UiUa VOce vote.
No negative Responses were heard
yhan . IN. Anal xyft. x.,na ta
a site DinEer.
WASHINGTON, Feb 17,--Presi.
dent Arthur gave his first state dim
ner last night at the Executive
Mansion 10 thirty-Seven guests,
including the heads and acting
heads OF various foreign legations
at Washington.
Msianry Ae-d.my Barse0.
CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
Military Academy WAS burned this
evening. Loss, 5000, 900; insurance,
SIS,
mrs. scavilie's Letter 40 mrs. Gar.
neia.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. ia re.
porter who called upon Mrs. Gar
field to-day was informed that no
letter from Mrs. Scoville had been
received.
TIE O,sser was In v.rxtosr.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 1.-THE
Governor aud some State troops
have gone to the mouth of the
Rappahanock river, where the civil
power is imperative owing to the
oyster war.
a sweeping Fire.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, Feb. 17.-At
Champions, Robinson county, this
morning a fire destroyed twelve
business houses. two hotels, the
postoffice, the Masonic ana Odd
Fellows Halls and two dwelling
houses. Only one store is left
standing ia the town. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000; insurance proba-
bly, $25, 900.
AoOsner Ooi,sery Horror.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-In an explo-
sion In the colliery at Trimdon
Grange, Durham, to-day, 120 per-
SONS were entombed. Thirty of
the imprisoned were rescued. Foul
gas, resulting from the explosion,
caused the death of four persons in
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