Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-17
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SAS FRANCISCO, Nov ID i. +. Binu.
ner, jewelier. committed suicide last
nlght, He opened vein in his arm and
blsd TO death. The cause was finaneial
reverses.
weman's suRrag.. ia Washington
Territory Fannir Verona Bald
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oLYapA. W. &, NV. 10 A b.ll
t. strike out the wo:. '.m IL from all
the election IaSs pissed tiie Cou ulcll by
vote uf to 5 Il pas, The lower
House several weeks sg, BY large
majority. There /, M ,iiubt that Gov.
Newell will $ g, tie b as he ia All
ardent advocate OF woElltis suffrage.
TIE House passed bill for the relief
Of Miss Fannie Verona Baldwin, who
attempted the life Of E j. Baldwin in
San Francisco some months ago, and
now confn'd ia the asylum at Stella
COON. 1t provides that she be exam.
ined by jury as TO her sanity.
ConventIon OF storkmen.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6.--The National
Convention Of Stockmen this morning
decided to appoint committee Of one
from each State, which is to memorable
Congress and show the loss and damage
to America by reason Of foreign restric.
tions against American productions, and
suggest such legislation as may tend TO
the removal OF this prejudice. The Con
yention, it is stated, has been the most
representative one OF stockmen ever held
In this country.
A Tragedy at wedding supper.
RALEIGH, Nov. l8 AT "a wedding in
Carrituck, North Carolina, liquor at the
supper table led to difficulty. in which
several guests participated. Six shots
were fired in one minute, clearing tho
room The groom's best man was
killed and another groomsman received
a mortal wound. The corpse was re-
moved to an upper room aud the young
couple sat up all n ght with the disabled
man.
For Dr. Rivers Family.
New York, Nov. lG. AN effort is be-
ing made to raise fund for the benefit
Of the family Of the late DIR. Ever. to
which Edwin Booth has contributed
5000. DR.. Ever was editor of a paper
in San Francisco when Booth was COM
paratively unknown, and gave the actor
valuable encouragement in series Of
appreciative articles.
A malf-Miilion Blaze.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. l6.--A fire broke
out Yesterday in the freight warehouse
Of the Norfolk 6 Western Railroad
depot and rapidly extended TO an
other freight house, consuming 1000
bales of cotton, ffty carloads Of lumber,
twelve cars AMI u quantity Of miseella.
neous freight. The wharves Of the
company were badly damaged. The
Joss is estimated at s500,0e
Loss OF the Proteus.
WASHINGTON, Nov. i6.--Garlingtcn
resumed his testimony in the Proteus
Court Of Inquiry to-day. He never saw
the instructions given to Captain Wild.
er of the Yantic until the return to St.
Johns. His own in tructions ordered
him north, to stop at Littleton island on
the way up, and he obeyed them. He
went south in boats hoping to meet the
Yantic and find some way Of return
ing to help Greeley.
Moving for Increased Pay.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10. The Mail ard
Express and Post refused to give their
compositors 40 cents per thousand ems,
instead Of 35 as at present and the Union
mon went out The papers were pub
lished as usual, however. The Graphic
refused to increase and the rnen continue
to work. The other evening papers
conceded the demanded scale.
Heating the Record.
NEW YORK, Nov l6.-At the Prospect
Park, j. B. Barnaby l. Co.'s gelding, H.
b. Winship and running mate, Hiram
Bruce, travelled against j. Keene's geld.
ing, Frank, and running mate, ]. o.
Nay. There were only two heats, Frank
winning the first by head and Winshp
the second. The time the is best ON
record, 2Osh, 2:l0i.
Gould's Inspection Tour.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l6-Jay Gould ar.
rived from the East at $50 2. NJ, ac-
companied by J. +. Hopkins. r. $.
Hayes, H. NJ. Hoxie an W. L. Lincoln
the Chief Engineer Of the W abash. He
leaves this aftern ron for Decatur and
Chicago.
Earnings Decreasing.
CHICAGO, Nov. l6,-The officers Of the
Union Pacific Railroad admit that the
gross earnings for September and Octob
or were twenty million less than for the
same period last year.
Neurological.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l6.-It is reported
that Admiral Trenchard died tonight.
Interceding with the Porte.
CossTANrISofLE, Nov. l6. General
Wallace. United States Minister, sup
ported by the British Ambassador, ener-
getically pressed the Porte for the pun.
ishment Of the men who recently at
tackled two American missionaries in
Asia Minor.