Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-24
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Essaps or Four Convicts.
SAN FRANCISCO, March GA Boise
City dispatoh says that four prisoners
confined in the Territorial Penitentiary
overpowered two guards this afternoon
while at work in stone quarry and
made their escape. They took with
them the weapons of the guards.
The Markets.
SAN Francisco, March %. Barley,
crazy; feed, 81. so; brewing, Sl.55. Oats,
higher; 81 .e0@2. 05. Bran, higher; Sl8.50
Flour, higher, 500.
Ths Trial Or Patton.
BAxxnsrisp, March 22.-The trial Of
Patton, brakeman Of the train wrecked
ct Tehachepi, commenced this morning.
When the court adjourned for the day,
at 8 P. NJ, the evidence for the prosecu-
ton was all In. It did not materially
differ from that taken on examination.
Apaches Rampant.
Tssos. A. T., March pa Star
Hsrmosillo. Mexico, special says.
Apsohes took the warpath, east Of
Carlo. Seven Mexicans were killed.
A pack train from Barbioumbi was at
tackled yesterday. Troops pushed for
ward By rail from Guaymas. Two
thousand srs In the field. I.atsr-A
courier just arrived from Carlo. The
troops are on fresh trail Of Indians and
expect to encounter them tonight.
HERnosrLLo, March 22.--Reports
reached here late last night that the
Apaches were on the warpath in the
mountains northeast OF Ures and east Of
Carlo. Seven Mexicans are reported
killed some distance from Ures; also,
pack train, going from Barbacomari TO
some mines east Of there, was attacked;
ooe mule was killed. Several shots were
exchanged. 1t is supposed one Apache
was killed. One special train left Quay
mas for Carlo with troops and two from
here to that place. One of the special
trains had five cars for the cavalry. Gov
eminent officers say they have two
thousand troops in the field and no
further trouble is expected. A courier
has Just arrived from Carlo, who says
the troops are on the trail Of the Indi-
ans and expect TO lind them tonight.
Western wheat Crop.
CrsussArr, March 22.--The Cincin.
matt Prize Current published to-day an
elaborate report Of the wheat crop
throughout the winter wheat belt Of the
West. In comparison with its condition
last year, which is placed at 100,
II shows its present condition to
be ~ follows. Ohio. s.; Indiana, 80;
Illinois. 90, Missouri, 90; Kansas, 81;
Michigan, 90; Kentucky, 20; Tennessee,
So. The winter wheat sections OF Wis
consin promise well. the general average
being about 10 per cent. below that Of
last year. The spring wheat sections Of
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nebraska
show no essential changes in area COM
pared with last year. The Price Current
notes that the Impairment of the winter
wheat prospects may be modified or
made worse by future favorable or unfa.
vorable weather. 1t is hardly ressona-
bls 10 look for . crop equal to that Of
last year. II estimates that this years
crop will fall below 450, 600, 900 bushels,
or So. 600, 900 less than last years.
lnAisss On tho war Path.
HELENA, NJ. T., March 22.--News by
messenger from Fort Conrad, on the
18th, says that several men. dispatched
to bring in herd OF stock, came upon a
war party Of Crees and exchanged shots
with them. The men returned and re-
ported. Joel Pickett, Brady, and q
war party Of twenty Piegans, headed by
Little Dog. started In pursuit about day
lively fight took place. Two Crees were
killed and the rest put to flight. Two
Piegans were wounded. The Crees
numbered between $50 and 200, and are
following down the Marias river, killing
cattle ~ they 90. Grave fears are enter
tanned for the safety Of the settlers.
Free Fight.
ST. LOUIS, March GA Muskogee
dispatch says bloody affair has occurred
on the border OF the Seminole Nation.
Brady Brstnsy, Eli Perryman, Billy
Grimmitt aud an Indian were engaged in
playing cards, which finally ended in q
free 6ght, in which the Indian killed
Bretney and Perryman, and Gimmitt
who took no active part in the fight was
accidentally killed by one Of the three
during the shooting. Next morning two
brothers D'ped Nose and Gabriel Mar.
shall, friends Of the dead men, followed
the Indian, who had fell, and coming up
with him riGdled him with bullets.
Ms Dueats and His Daughter.
BALTIMORE, March 23.--Jennie Hell
man, daughter Of Jacob Holman, was 10
have been married last evening to Chas.
Beckman. When guests arrived they
found Heimans residence closed and
were told the webbing had been post
poned. 1t Is learned to-day that the
bridegroom elect disappeared a few
hours before that set at the ceremony.
The young man was not satisfied with
the amount which the brides father
proposed 10 settle on her.
Points fer Poker Players.
PHILADELPHIA, March PA few
nights ago, at certain hotel near the
Union League Club, John Tucker wor
$4,000 from Thomas A. Scott, million
aire and son Of the late President Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, on {
single hand at poker. Scott holding foui
queens and Tucker straight royal flusf
Of diamonds.
Recruiting Polygamy.
NASHVILLE, March ga strong eff
fort Ii making in the South toward con
version to Mormonism. A presiding
elder Of the Mormon church has Just ar
rived In Nashville and Is arranging fol
the emigration Of converts to Utah. On.
hundred and fifty converts will leav,
this city for Utah tomorrow.
The New Railway Route.
New YORK, March 22.-The new
road from st. Louis to San Francisco
via st. Louis 4 San Francisco r. r. to Nal
stead Kansas, thence by the Atchison
Topeka 4 Santa Fe to Albuquerque, N