Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-23
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<-r- pan FRANCISCO, fNev. Danis
QNeM Khg On kths t23d SofLSePtsls.
Der last. threw burning coal
oil lamp at his wife, causing het
death, has been foui.t guilty.. Of nurde,
in the second degfce1 1beyefd>ct lis
said, was brought a1vu. BY ens juror,
who stood out again ali tie r,ss, wno
found for7inunsIau gLtsr. ~
q The G X R. ky9#w it9,Y boat, the
efiedrhont, will Dc yidesd oli tie route
in few days. The sfiHl lr yesterday
was pronouncsd =. j. sssasfS ! Tts boat
cost $200, 900.
In quarrel at All early hour this
morning Victor Fsreiia. Portuguese,
stabbed Michael Johnson TO death. The
trouble. arose il q disnnla respecting. q
kussiRn waitress named Llaria &lexshl
dria. she claiming that Ferreira struck
her, and johnson took her part, and was
10 consequences stsbbsa sfhe. nnfdrtu,
nate maa swas ram ovs4 W ihe Receiyinc
Hespitai, bAt disdabefsrs 1suchide ibtte
The Pedestrt@r zksteh.l {,
SAY FRAScIsco,. Nov. 22 = Ak. IL
o'clock te-lay theseore Of the pedestrian
match, now gong on at the Pavilion,
stood as follows: O'Leary, 3l3 miles
and one lap; Hart, 800, miles and. two
laps; Hartman, 2iU miles and one lap;
Mcintyre, 1872 miles a.ft three lai )
OLeary aud Hartman were on the
track at noons-. -s
CSnsoIic.tlns IsaiIreAd IntsreA1s.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 22.--rhe fact
that j. w. Mackay and General VIII
liam j. Palmer viii bdth aerive In TeaAs
within few days, has given rise to the
rumor that the Telfener Interests in this
Stats are to be consolidated with those
OF the Pa mer-Sullivan syndicate. The
road from Rosenberg elXsciQrisS busit
BY Count Tslisnsr. Msetaylssbroth thsr-in-
NV, and kaown Is the New. ynrk, Texas
and Mexican Railroad. is q non. pay ing
institution. Mackay's money in the
main built thez rod and5it is hinted
that be Is tired Of carrying q
dead weight, Palmer with his Mexican
natiuha ehtsfpriSe has been trying
to reach Galveston aad also to 90 to
Houston. Palmer,s road, in order to
reach Galveston, will have to do great
deal Of oonstructica work, while Maekay,
70 make i paying Investment, has %
build Telfekefsrcad to Houstoa GAatef.
ly aad- 6AA iAdefinite distance West ft
isrumdf6d that the combination con-
templates reduction of the New York.
Texas aud Mex1caf to q, ,narfsw-Qanre )
road. but falmzf d 10 build 20 X Hsn tue
West and MAokay to furnish on the East
the required Galveston and houston oo.l-
psctions, thus saw, 9 for both roads con-
struction expenses to = large amount.
The strike In the Michigan aron
Mines-
MILwxuKEx, Nov. % An Iron
Mountain DISPATCH states that thers has
bssn NO -violsnee yet at the Chaplin u
Ludington f1fnes OF Menomipss county.
but the officers have sscrstly sent Tor
more police Gov. Besgle.has beon ask
ed to send militia as suon as possibie.
The striksra had forced ali employees f0
join their ranks. and have stopped slss
pumps causing the mines to Nil with
water. Several shots were fifsd hY m
known psrtie. throwing wonisf, into
Mysteries and causing q general alarm.
The men number l5vu, ana have posted
notices warning others to keep away
from the mines. They have demanaedi
fall pay without deduction Of board
bulls or store accounts. but the company
Denouncing MonopoIies.
VIM Eo, Manitoba, Nov. 2l.--At a
Iae silngs \ plight of faraers at PortAge
l. Prairk Veeehes were made denounc-
Ing the VII " monopoly The following
resolution was adopted unanimously.
That in view of the fac. that every in
dnstry in Ameries has fortneds oembina.
tions for mutual support it is time for
farmers to combine in order to get fair
prices for their produce and to prevent
being victimized BY wheat rings and mii-
lers' associstiops. The speaker de-
nounced the goSernrent policy Of rail-
way monopoly.
A Railroad Accident In AIabams.
CHATTANOOGA, TeRn., Nov. 22.-A.
collision occurred on tho Aiabamx and,
Great Southern Railroad this morning
about 3 o'clock at Cooling, Ala. between
the South-bound New Orleans express
and North-bound freight trHin.i un-
authentic reports state that number
were killed and several seriously injured.
Tho accident was caused by an. open
switch.l ! ! ~ ~ =
An Exploring Party SAFE.
NEW 0RLEANs, Nov. 22.+rA telegram
announcing the safety of the Everglades
expedition, which it was feared had per-
ished in the swamps, has been received.
An Egyptian Army Annihilated.
CArRo, Nov. 90. The army of Hicks
Pasha has been destroyed blythe forces
OF I'll Mahdi, ths faIs1 proftet- Intri-s
nyence OF the disaster was brought to
khartoum by Coptic officials. Il says
the fighting continued from the Sd to
the 9TH inst, and resulted in the com.
plete annihiIatiop of tho Egyptian
troops. 1t Is said that an European artist
u the only persaps who escaped.
Tho RectersEfp Of st. Andrews.
LONDON. Noy=a2. Tho election t..
fill the Rectorship of st. Andrews re-
suited in choosing Hon. James Russell
Lowell, who defeated Gibson by is
votes. --s.-z
Chins-asraciGg Up.
LovDoN, Nov. o2.--China has in
formed France that ony attack on Bae.
nimh will be considered casas bsiA. It
Is reported that the French te6opa M
Tonquin are suffering from dysentery. y
Raasomed. :
PALERMO, Nov. 22l--The Duke OF
CastIemont, captured nsr Trapani,
Naples, by brigands, b, 3 be ~ ransomed
Free Lunch. u, -
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An exchange says that malaria affects