Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-20

ing four months after they could
have been made, seem to be made
as plausible accusations In support
of the principal allegation of dis
respect. A full investigation of
the campaign will show that Gen.
eral Carr performed his responsible
and delicate duties az we'll as could
possibly have been done In such
unexpected emergencies as those
in which he was placed. He him.
self telegraphs II am ready for
any kind OF trial or investigation
General Carts brother lives here,
and much interest Is taken in the
case.
A h ID Failure.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 19.-The
failure of the Peoples Bank at Te-
cumseh promises to be q bad affair.
The liabilities are now estimated
at. $50. 600; assets, $50,
Tne Ii snd.ltt.
OMAHA, NEB., San. ia party
Of cowboys from the upper couD-
try rode into Long Pine Tuesday
night and took possession of the
town. They shot out the lamps in
the saloons, riddlsd the widow fix
lures and walls and lerrorized the
inhabitants by firing fully a thous.
and shots during the night. FL
nally the party boarded q depart.
ing train, shooting from the rear
platform. The Inhabitants are too
glad to have escaped personal in
jury to think OF bringing the ruff
tians TO justice.
C."s.-a she B.,dsr.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 19.-The
Tribuue's Santa Fe special says
that last week while Lit. Mcdonald
was scouting along the southern
border with twenty scouts on the
trail Of Mana and his Apaches he
crossed the border into chihuahua
and was arrested by the Mexican
authorities and taken to Chirihua-
hua City for trial for invasion. The
facts have been reported 10 the
War Department. Governor Shell.
don received Information this
morning that thirty head of horses
and oxen from freight teams were
atOlen between Shakespeare and
Dietendorf's Wells in Southern
New Mexico. 1t lie not known
whether the thieves were rustlers
or Apacbes. A company of mill
tia is after them.
Fatal Fire.
CLINTON, Mo-, Jan. la.-The
house of Geo. &. Smith, ut Lewis,
five miles north of here, was burned |
at three o'clock this morning and
five Of the inmates persisted, viz:
Smith, aged II; Rachel,
aged ID; Ellen, aged 6; Theodore,
aged 16, and The mother, aged 43.
The fire Is supposed to have started
from clothing hanging by the
kitchen stove or from a coal oil ex-
plosion. Mrs. Smith was the first
10 awaken, when she aroused her
husband, who made his escape with
q little girl Of a neigh Dor, who was
staying there for the night, and one
Of his own daughters, aged 8.
More Floods.
MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 19.-All the
town landings along thu TOmbig-
bee are Inundated. Fifty-six feet
Of water ale reported at Tuscalusa
and still rising.
R.s,ssr"us F.v0ds.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ia flood
Of waters from Big Black river is
spreading in every direction.
About thirty miles of the Chicago,
st. Louis and New Orleans Rail-
road are under water. Much dam.
age Is done and travel will be sus-
pended some weeks. The lower
part OF the town of Goodman il in
The turnpike road Is de-
strOytd.
v IA u ssa-ss.
HOUSTON, Texas, Jan ia
contract has been signed for extern
sion of the Houston and Texas Cen.
trai to q connection with the st.
Louis aud San Francisco Railroad.
The first through freight train |
from San Francisco to Houston ar
rived yesterday over the Iuterna-
tional Railroad.