Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-15
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"Riack Bart" Arrested-A Pre-
sentatien.

known as C. E. Bolton, supposed to bo
"Biack Bart" the fun ms poetical high
waymap, wa. arrested ie-e last Monday
night by J B Hume. sps,.ia. detective
OF Wells, Fargo & G., TIE matter has
becu kept secrst, as sJme 4 uhts existed
as to whether he was really tie famous
highwayman or rot. II >sems that the
man arrested had teen IN the habit OF
spending his winters during the last six
years In this city, living life OF luxury
and ease and known as Mr.. Bolton. He
was arrested at No. 81 Second street,
where he was in the habit Of staying.
He took everything in the coolest man
nsr, saying it was case Of mistaken
identity. He has been taken to Stock
ton where it is believed he can be identi-
fed by an old hunter who resides there.
Alta banqu.t rendered yesterday to
Archbishop Rt,rdan by the Catholic
clergy nnd laity Of this diocese, D. J.
Oliver presented the Archbishop with o
magnificent ring containing large sap
phire, surrounded by diamonds. The
banquet took place at St. Mary's COL
lege. Archbishop Alemany greeted the
advent Of his coadjutor in the warmest
terms
Bhay's Second Victim.
PRxscorr, A. T., Nov. IA. Jack Shay.
who was shot by Monroe without prov
ocaliou, died at the hospital this after
noon. An inquest will be held to-mor-
row. The room in which Shay died Ia
the same as that IN which Big Steve
died. who was shot by Shay, over year
ago.
A Young Murderer Caught
PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov. l4.-Chas. 3.
Finlayson, this young boy charged with
numbering his stepnother, which was
reported on the 3rd instaat, was cap
tured near WilIows. He acknowledged
the deed and said he struck her with an
axe, because she angered him.
Impertant News % the Travelling
Publfc.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4.-The general pas.
senger and ticket agents Of the roads
in the Transcontinenfal Association have
issued circular in accordance with that
Of the Topeka Company. directing the
connecting lines to withdraw the sale OF
all tickets via San Francisco TO all points
il Oregon, Washington Territory and
British Columbia, and all tickets to San
Francisco via St. Paul, Duluth or Port
land. The general passenger agents Of
roads West from this city are in receipt
Of the information that Commissioner
Pierson has ordered the New York trunk
lines to discontinue selling through tick
cts from the East to points West of Chi
ca9o and St. Louis. This is to overcome
the alleged abuse growing out Of ticket
scalping. The new regulation of the
companies compels travellers TO repur-
chase ticket after reaching the two
cities named, and the action of the Com
missioner has occasioped universal wrath
among the officials Of the Western roads.
Haverly ts Build New Theatres.
NKw YoRK, Nov. AL. H. Haverly
says he is about to build two new thea
tsrs; one in this city and one in Phila-
delphia. The money is to be fur
nished by Chicago capitalists, but he is
to have the management of the build
ings and furnishes the theatres. The site
Of the Now York theatre has already
been chosen. He proposes to build after
the plan Of the London Alhambre, at O
cost of 81, 200, ,00O 1t Is to be the
largest and handsomest place Of amuse-
ment in the country. The seating ca
pacity is to be 1000. The Philsdelpbia
theatre Is not to be constructed on such
an extensive scale but ON the same plan.
Haverly expects to begin to build next
spring and will be Ready for opening ON
November lst.
Tracing the Counterfetters'
Crime.
New YoRK, Nor. 1.-THE police
found in Division street, in which was .
workshop used by Brockway, the eoun-
terfeiter. large trunk containing an
assortment of counterfeiters' tools and
some tracing paper with the forged sig
natures of Leland Stanford, c. z. Hunt
ington and Speyer Bros, of London,
bankers.
Further Race rrousle- In vir-
ginia.
RICHMOND. Nov. l4.-The Democratic
procession in the streets here last even
ing was stoned by negroes at three
points along the line Of march. One who
was caught in the act was iied upon.
Tho New STANDARD Time.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. = The leading
jewellers of this city have followed the
lead Of the railroads and will adopt the
new standard time.
Counterfeiters Indicted.
New YoRK, Nov. l4.-Wm. u
Brockway, Lewis Martin and James
Foster have been indicted for forgery In
the first degree.
O'Donnell's Hopes.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-Preparation for
0'Donnell's defense are well advanced.
Roger A. Pryor had long and satisfsc-
tory interview with the prisoner to-day,
the first since his arrival. McAnerny, OF
O'ronneli's counsel, has brought from
Ireland q mass Of evidence, and he feels
confident the verdict will rot be wilfuI
murder. Witnesses from the Cape of
Good Hope are expected to arrive in
England Saturday. VIM. j. Hoppin,
Secretary of the American Legation. in
the absence of Minister Lowell, visited
ODonnell and formally asoertained the
fact Of his American citizenship.
A Lively Meeting Of Socialists.
LONDON, Nov. IA. - DR.. Stocker,
chaplain TO the German court lectured
upon .German Socialists" to-day at
Memorial Hall, instead Of the Mansion
House. A large and unruly crowd was
present, which frequently cheered, hissed
and groaned at the lecturer, and inter-
rupted him with insulting cries and cpl
thets. Finally the disturbance became
so great Dr.. Stocker Indignantly left the
hall, and the meeting ended in confu-
sion.
Wants No American Meat
LONDON, Nov. l4.--It is stated that
Henry Chapon, Member Of Parliament
for Lincolnshire, proposes to continue
his efforts to induce tho government to
restrict the importation Of cattle from