Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-07
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-Rev.
James Cameron, pastor OF the sec.
ond Presbyterian Church OF Oak.
land, was poisoned yesterday after
noon by dose of carbolic acid. ad-
ministered through mistake ty his
wife. The fatal mistake was dis
covered at once and medical aid
summoned Immediately. 1t was Of
no avail, Cameron dying within
fifteen minutes after swallowing
the drug. The deceased was aged
Ga years, and q native of Scotland.
He was greatly beloved by q large
congregation. The most devoted
affection existed between him and
his wife, who is completely pros.
trated over the terrible affair.
Arlsoua Nsws-Asosber Apnche
M0sdss.
TOMBSTONE, Jan. 6.-TwO Mex.
leans who arrived from CampOs
this morning bring the following
news: On the Oath OF December, q
few hours after Messrs. Cutler,
James and Berry had left for Tomb
stone, a courier arrived from the
Gavilan mine, sixty miles from
Campos, after DR.. Moore, to attend
Charles Woeberling, superintend-
ent of the mine. The renegade
Apaches attacked his camp on the
2Sd, killing one American aud two
Mexicans, aud carried off little
girl twelve years old and wounded
Mr.. WOeberling. When DR.. Moore
reached the mine Mr.. WOeberliDg
was dead. Our informant doesn't
know the name of the American
killed, but MIR. Berry says there
were only two Americans stopping
at the mine-Newten Noble, for
merly Sheriff of San Bernardin0,
CAL, and man named Burns.
Mr.. Woeberling was q native OF
Germany. This is the result of
the incapacity ef our troops in eoD-
Quoting the late campaign. Many
Americans are prospecting In that
part Of Sonora, and 1t is likely that
we shall hear of further murders.
Geo. Hearst has been paying the
mines of the Huachuco mountains
n visit, and it is reported that he
speaks well OF the mines.
Marshal carp IL slowly improv.
ing.
Cowboys stole about forty head
of horses from Helms horse ranch,
twelve miles from Tom bstone, last
Saturday night, ard valuable
horse of Geo. Spangerberg's in
town Wednesday night.
senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Maxey
offered q resolution instruoting the
Secretary of the Interior to furnish
q report on the survey of the U tied
States and Texas Boundary Com.
mission, made under an Act OF
June 5, 1858. and ho final report
having been made by tue Commits.
sion, to report the fast with the re-
suit Of the work, SO far as prose-
cuted. The object OF the survey
was to fix the Boundary between
the United S ates and Mexico, un-
der the treaty Of 1928. After the
introduction of u num!er OF bills
aud the discussion of the same. the
Senate went into eX citive ses-
sion. Adjourned Go!il Monday.
Hare freuG.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 "A men,
ber of tie Senate Committee in.
vestigating the Treasury contin-
gent fund says that several irregu-
larities and reckless payments of
money have been found, and the
Committee is determined to place
the responsibility where it belongs.
ApprUprinsi.n C,,,m,ssss's WOrK.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6ih The
House Committee of Appropria-
ton met this morning and the fol-
lowing assignment of sub-com nit
tees for bills was made: Sundry
Civil, Hiscock ButterwOrth, Black.
burn, Atkins; Legislative, Execu-
tive and judicial, Cannon, O'Niel
and Atkins; Consular and Diplo-
matte, Burrows, Robeson and Cox
Army, Butterworlh, Burrows and
Ellis; Post Office, Casewell, Can.
non and Ellis; Indians, Ryan, Cas-.
we'll and Lefevre; Pensions. O'Nell,
Burrows and Lefevre; Military
Academy, Bluckburp, Ryan and
Butterwortb; Fortifications, For
ney, Ketchsn aud Ryan; District
of Columbis, Ketcham, Hiscock
and Forney; Deficiency, Hiscock,
RobesOu and Cox.
Army and Miiiiia Bill.
WASHINGTON, Jan. GA bill
was introduced in the House to-day
by Representative Hawk Ill.) tc
provide for recognizing the army
and disciplining the militia. II
provides that every able-bo died
man and citizen between lS and AZ
shall be enrolled in the militia,
and in such times aud ia-such
manner as may be provided by
each State and Territory respect.
lively. The militia shall be- divid'
ed into two lasses-Nation Guards
and Reserve Guards. The bill re
uuires every organization in th,
sctive militia to go into camp fo'
several days each year and be sub
jeet to orders from the President II