Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28

| tendent of the Mill, also, but by
his quick movement IN dropping
| to the floor he frustrated their plan.
In their flight one of them dropped
his hat and mask, which may give
some clue to their identity. They
had horses waiting for them on the
ore dump, and 1t IL said that after
the shooting they stopped there
awhile watching the effect of their
deed.
opium smaxxit"g-rwO vessers
| Agr"Oo1.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26th.-
While the steamship City of Toxic
was entering the harbor to-day,
she was boarded by two U. s. Dep
uty Marshsls, who arrested John
Hennessy, purser Of the steamer,
and Henry Kennedy, steward.
These parties were arrested on sus.
picion Of being engaged in smug-
CLING opium into this port from
Hong Kong. Their rooms were
searched but nothing suspicious
discovered. The defendants were
admitted to bail In $4,000 each.
The case will be examined to NOR
row before the U. 8. Commits.
siOIer.
A dispatch from Empire City
says that the tug "Fearless" and
the schooner "Gatania" struck on
the north spit yesterday while go
ing to sea. The schooner got off In
a badly strained condition and was
towsd to North Bend half filled
with water, where she will be
beached, unloaded and repaired.
The tug is stul aground and is re-
ported to be badly damaged.
1eco"s,yOssi"x O~eed-A New De.
| psrture.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The
First Congregational Church, DR..
BarrOws pastor, has, after full de-
liberation, adopted almost unan.
imously new creed, making an
important departure. On the sub.
ject OF the Trinity 1t fav0rs the
view of three. fold manifestation
instead of the tri.personal dogma.
The doctrine Of election Is omitted,
good works and godIy life being
taken as the fruits and evidence Of
faith. On the question OF scrip
| tural inspiration the word infalIi-
BILE is dropped. The articles of the
old creed in original sin and inner
tied depravity are omitted; the
word "stonement" 10 not in the
new creed, and the doctrine of
reconciliation on behalf of all men
takes the place Of vicarious atone.
msnt for the elect only. The doc
trine of retribution, but not the
dogma Of eternal punishment
appears in the new. creed,
which holds that man shall
be judged "according 20. that he
has done" Baptism is mentioned
as q privilege not limited SO far as
children are concerned to hous-
holds OF the church members DR..
Barrows IN an interview states that
these changes will probably be
found to accord with those to be
recommended by the committee
appointed at the last general coun-
Gil Of the Churches to revise the
creed, and who will report at the
Dext Tfiennial Council. The new
departure occasions much comment
In religious creeds.
Au.sn.r v"wdcr Misi Exps"ss"".
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-An
Oakland dispatch says that the
powder works at Stege's Station,
Alameda county, has been blown
up. Particulars later.
Ta- POwaer asu Disssser-6OO sau.
day Law Arresps.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-
Later news from Oakland is to the
effect that an explosion occurred at
the Berkeley Black Powder
Works. The buildings are burn.
ing aud medical assistance is ask.
ed; several doctors have gone to
the scene. About fifty men, most
ly white, were employed ut the
works.
Complaints were filed to-day
against about 900 violators of the
Sunday law.
| Two n,nr Acoidrnf..
AUSTIN, New, March 28.-T0-
day q young man named Austin
Parrott fell down the shaft at the
King Alfred mine, striking on the
$50 foot station, which, Fortunate
ly, stopped his possible descent
q distance of 800 feet. Though
badly injured, he was not killed.
While assisting in rescuing Par.
rott, Charles CurreIly fell down
the shaft He was horribly man.
gled and killed outright.
a Budx~a Vt lotss.ssias Ps,,ssc~s
h"d other Iisms.
NEW YORK, March 27.-The
IiD1es's Washington correspondent
disbelieves the story that Congress
will adjourn early in June, and
shows that it will be impossible to
adjourn before the last of July.
COST OF STAR ROUTES.
WASHINGTON, March 26. The
Star Route service iu the Pacific
States and Territories cost annual
ly, under General Brady, So, S44, 185.
| lOI tuo ealuc SeIVlC8 uAV0
been made this year for ST, ,125 l49.
WENDELL PHILLIPS HEARD FROM.
New YORK, March 27.-The
Iribune's Washington special says
that Representative Gambler OF
Massachusetts has received tele-
gram from Phillips, which be will
ask leave to have read in the House
tomorrow. 1t is as follows: "Years
ago 1 published In California
my deteststion of all restrictions
on Chinese immigration as incon-
sistent, absurd, unjust and wicked.
Signed, WENDELL PHILLIPS.
A VETO NOT PROBABLE.
The anti-Chinese bill has been
sent to the President, but 1t 10 not
probable that he will act on 1t un-
til after the regular Cabinet meet
ing Tuesday. There appears to be
no reason to believe he will veto 1t.
SENATOR TELLER's SUCCESSOR.