Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-03
Late kilograms.
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living at 800 Washington st., Oak
land, was knocked down by u
Berkely passenger train at Watts'a
Tract station and instantly killed.
Mr.. HERE was u teacher of IN usic
and at one time occupied posi-
tion i'm the old College OF CalifOr-
mia, but of late years he had been
addicted to heavy drinking
Hour I'm sne Gn,nese Bitg.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Sena-
tor Hoar's speech on the Chinese
bill yesterday was substantially
repetition Of the effort by which
he endeavored last year to prevent
the ratification OF the Chinese
treaty, its chief staple being the
"fatherho0d OF God and brother
hood Gilman" idea, and its funds.
mental argument the dogma that
every human being has right to go
anywhere he wants without inter-
ference from any government. In
short, that our country was intended
to be and should be an asylum for
all men Of MI races There is no
reason to believe that his argu-
ments have made any impression
that cannot readily be removed be-
fore the Senate comes to u vote on
the bill, and the Pacific Coast Sen.
ators are still entirely confident
that it will be passed this week by
considerable more than the requis-
lite majority.
The Btu ia "a" senaE.
WASHINGTON, March AT LAO
the Senate resumed the considers
tion of the Chinese bill. Grover,
Of Oregon, took the floor in its ad.
v0cacy.
Nominations CoElrsneH.
WASHINGTON, March 2-The
Senate, in Executive Session, con-
firmed the nominations of eX SEN
RtOr C0nkIing and Sargent.
IlOu0rs tO Sarg-os.
WASHINGTON, March 2.--Sar.
gent, az our new Minister To Ber-
lin WAS entertained ut grand
dinner this evening by ex-senator
Mitchell. The Cabinet officers,
Senators and Repr esentatives and
Supreme Justice Field were pres
ent.
MysseriOus sioaness ss q. BsanHes
MARLBOROUGH N. H., March 2.
On Tuesday all the help in the card
room of the Monadnock Blanket
Mills were taken suddenly with
vomiting. A new set Of hands was
put in and they were taken sick,
and the help in the other rooras
was soon taken in the same way.
BY Wednesday nearly the whole
force was out sick, and by noon 80
many wers i'll that the mill was
shut down. The Cause of the sick
ness is mystery,but it is probably
something In the rags.
WIDOWS s,sd Orphmur.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, March e..
The loss of the four iishiug schoon.
ers makes twenty-five widows aud
sixty-twO orphans.
rhe C,as.ss.
NEW YORK, March 2--The pc
destrians at 10 A. M: Rowell, 1888;
Sullivan, 34S; Hazel 1875; Norem oc,
32l; Hughes, 354; Fitzgerald, 1855;
Hart, 345,
LATER AT one O'clock Hazel
IL two laps ahead of RowsIl.
Tho w.ssss sstu Rss,sg.
ALBANY, March 2,-The stores
along the river front are full of
water aud the river is still rising.
Advices from the north represent
the rivers higher than for years
and much damage has been done
to bridges and factories.
The engine and baggage car OF
the passenger train on the Ogdens.
burg and Lake Champlain road
ran into a washout, killing James
Chambers, engineer, and Henry
Petrie, fireman. The express mes
eepger and baggage man were bad
~ Injured bat no passengers were
hurt.
A Horribte Daed.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Orville B.
Roe, OF LaSalle, Ills, an idle,
drunken carpenter. shot his wife
because she refused longer to sup.
port him, and then killed himself.
Five children were found clinging
to the woman's body as she lay
upon the floor.
Mermons K'ssed ny Apaenes.
DENVER, March'2.-Thos. Math-
ison, Mormon of st. George,
Utah, arrived here to-day from q
trip Through Arizona and reports
that his wife and daughter and two
Mormon men Were killed by Tonic
Apsches near Colorado Chiquita,
in the San Francisco mountains.
Lnves BreaR.
MEMPHIS, March 2.-Private let
ters from Rivsrton, Mississi ppi,
$50 miles below Memphis and ITO
miles above Wick sburg, say that
the levee broke Monday night and
that the loss of property is fealful.