Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
WEEKLY HERALD,
LATE TEIEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
Asking for Fair Triai-Procia'
nation.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.I
Asking for Fair Triai-Procia-
nation.
SAN FnANcisco, Nov. H. In response
to letter ashiug him TO see the Scere-
tary of SIT IL rsgiid 60 obtaining a
fair trial f,s U Dynifell. the murderer ni
Carey, Con, ri Roseeranz writes that he
had seen he secretary Of State who husi
assured hlm that steps had been taken
to attain the object desired and that the
attention Of the department would be
fully directed TO the matter.
Gov. Stonemaa has issued a proca-
nation fixing November 29th as the day
sf Thanksgiving.
Fatal Results OF LaeIne-
san FRANcIsco, Nov. 12.-Miss Carrie
Rosenheim, aged % years, who, while
receiving some friends and her aiIiancsd
lover at her parents residence last even
ing. suddenly left the room remarking
she did not feel well. Half an hour after
she was found in the yard dead. From
the appearance of her face it is stated
that death resulted from overnight lacr
ing. A second case of a similar nature
occurred to-day on Kearney street, but
did not terminate fatally. She was car
ried into drug store, her stays were un-
laced and she recovered sufficiently TO
be removed to her home in carriage.
Booming Up Tucson.
san Francisco, Nov. II -Referring
To the projected railroad from Tucson t.,
Globe and Port Lobos, the Eromiaer
SAYS that this road and the extension. OF
other roads will impart new Impetus
10 the development Of Southern ART
zona, and il is reasonable to expect that
Tucson at 10 distant day will be one OF
the most fourishing and enterprising
business centers Of the South.
chinese RistInx Among Them
selves.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. ia regular
pitched battle between two armed forces
of Chinamen occurred last evening, re-
suitinq in the killing Of two and the
wounding OF many. The indignation is
unbounded that the city should be out
ragedeby such an open atfront to peace
and order.
A Big Capture OF Counterfeiters.
NEW YoRK, Nov. i2.-An inspector
learned two months ago that VIM. f.
Bcoek way, Nnthaaiei ID. Foster and
Lewis Martin, the most noted counter
fsiters in the country, were preparing
10 counterfeit securieties Of some kind.
The men were watched proof established
and all arrested. The counterfeiters had
already struck off spurious thousand
III a otsA
gage bonds, due in 1901, OF the Morris
and Essex Division Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, and 1000 dollars s'x per
cent gold-bearing bonds, series u, ci tire
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Even the United States international
stamp on the bonds were also counter
f.ited. II Is believed that some Of the
spurious bonds have already been
placed on the market. Broekway is n
native Of Connecticut, 6l years old, aud
printer and eiectrotyper by profession.
He studied chemistry under Professs
Silliman, OF Yale College. In 1858 he
obtained an impression on lead OF the
genuine plate OF the bills of the State
Bank Of Connecticut. He printed one
hundred thousand in ive-dollar notes.
Since that time the trio have repeatedly
been connected with some Of the heav-
lest eounterfeiting ventures IN the couu-
try. There were two indictments found
against him in the United States District
Court of Brooklyn not long ago for
forgery and counterfeiting. He pleaded
guilty, but sentence was suspended in
consideration Of his surrender Of the
bond and note plates aud giving in
formation concerning other unter-
fsiters. He was warned, however,
that if he was detected in further
counterfeitiDg schemes he would be sem
fenced on the old indictments to thirty
years imprisonment. Louis Martin,
alias Luther X. Martin, alias Martin
Luther, is sixty years old and in 1875
was indicted in the United States Dis
trict Court Of the Western Division OF
Pennsylvania for manufacturing counter
felt $500 notes but was never tried. He
was at one time a member Of the New
York Jockey Club and known on all the
racing tracks in the country. Foster is
forty years Of age and native of Brad
ford, Ills. His father and brother are
counterfeiters and he has been one since
youth. He is not so well known in the
east as his companions.
Arthur ON the Ceming Campaign.
CHICAGO, Nov. PA Times Wash
ington special has it that President
Arthur SAYS it is settled that the Demo-
cratic nominee for the Presidency will
not come from east OF the Alleghanies,
and that the coming campaign will be
fought out in Indiana, Ohio and New
York.
Fire in stock Xard.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. l2.--At IL o'clock
q FIRE broke out in the East Liberty
stock yards. The prospects are that the
place will be destroyed. The loss will
exceed s25O,OO0. The insurance is only
nominal. The stock yards are owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Exchange Hotel, adjoining the
stock yards, one of the largest Ia the
city, is also burning.
A Temporary Injunction for
Bradley.
New Yonx, Nov. l2.--E. Ellery An.
derson, Esq, on behalf OF J. ]. Bradford.
has obtained an injunction returnable on
"Wednesday from Judge Donohue, re-
straining the issue Of $4,000, 900 of
second mortgage bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company.
DOG Eating Dog.
Sr. PAUL, Nov. IA Globe special
from Livingston, Mont, says; Flathead
Indians last night visited the Grow
Agency and stole fifty ponies. The
Crows pursued and overlook the Flat
heads at daybreak. A severe fight fol
lowed. in which two Flafheads were
killed and one Crow wounded. The
ponies were recaptured.
Hanlan Coming.
TORONTO, Nov. IL. 2.--Hanlan starts in
few days for San Francisco, where he
gives an exhibition row on Thanksgiving
Day. He may go to Australia.
supposed to be TrschInesis
AKRON, O., Nov. l2.--B. +. Palmer's
family have all been taken violently Ill =
II is supposed to be trichinosis from eat.
ing head cheese. Two will probably die.
The Beautiful snow.
NRw YoRK, Nov. l2.-The first snow
OF the season fell here this morning. 1t
was little more than a furry. This
morning IL was showing hard at Albany.
THERE'S driving snow storm at Utica,
Teiegraphing Is troubled to some extent.
DR. stockcr Hebuked.
LONDON. Nov. IL. Lord Mayor Fow-
Ter, 40 refusing to allow DR.. Ssocker,
chaplain 70 the Court Of Germany, to