Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-13

son Of the president, is visiting friends
in Chicago. Private advices say he has
been expelled from Princeton College
for having assisted in firing an out
house near the school buildings.
Prohibition Cranks In Illinois.
SPRISGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb IL. -Represen-
tative Fuller introduced resolution in
the House to-day as follows, to be added
to the State Constitution mo person
shall manufacture, sell or keep, or sell in
this state any alcohol, whisky, high
wine, ale, beer, or other intoxicating
liquors whatever, except for medicine,
scientific and mechanical purposes. 1t
will probably be reported from the Ii
cense Committee within week in some
form.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Murray Nelson ON Change to-day,
was adopted by an almost unanimous
vote: Whereas, believing this city and
state would be greatly benefited by an
increase of license to the minimum of $500,
therefore, resolved, as the sense of this
board, that we favor $500 as the mini
mum sum at which licenses should be
fixed for the sale of spirituons and malt
liquors.
Sentenced to be Hanged.
NoRRIsrowN, N. j., Feb. l2.-James
Tregolion was to-day sentenced to be
hanged March 2lst.
salvation Shriekers Jailed.
PATTERSON, N. j., Feb. l2.-Annie
Dorene Granger, and Catherine voor-
hees, daughter and wife OF j. r. Voor-
hees, were jailed to-day for attempting
to murder him. Both are members OF
the Salvation Army.
A Woman at the bottom of 1t.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Feb. l2.-Wash
Cooper, colored, plasterer, shot John
Stewart, colored, barber, with rifle.
Stewart died an hour after the murderer
was arrested. The shooting occurred in
in the public square. The cause Of the
trouble was about Stewards wife, who
had deserted him.
The Flood at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Feb. l2.-The food
here has reached the highest point of
the food of February %, 1882, and is
rising an inch and a-half per honr
Business and navigation are practically
suspended. The damage to property ON
Front street is very heavy. Weather
clear and warm.
The High Water Mt Madison.
MADISON (Ind.), Feb l2.-The river
is within "a inches as high as the food
of 1882, the highest ever known, and is
rising two inches per hour. All the
factories, the depot and houses on the
river front are inundated. Should the
waters subside without heavy winds, the
damage will not be disastrous.
Arizona Legislative News.
PREseoTT, Feb. l2.--In the House
bill taxing church property was passed
to-day by vote of y to 8. The rail-
road bill regulating freights and fares.
also passed by vote of ID to 4. In the
Council, the bullion tax bill was indef-
nitely postponed. The bill to license
commercial travellers was passed.
Reported Failure Confirmed.
BosroS, Feb. l2.--The suspicious OF
the Bay State Iron Company are con-
frmed that the cause of their trouble
is the depression in the iron
trade, and limited capital. Since
its previous embarrassment, five
years ago the company has issued
bonds ON its property for 5000, 900 and
owes, besides $500, 900. A statement of
its exact affairs will be submitted to the
creditors tomorrow. The company
has on hand large stock.
Cutting Through a Twenty Mile
Gorge.
WILLIkMsfoRr, Pa, Feb. l2.-Fears
of disastrous food have caused the
lumbermen to begin cutting a channel
through the great ice gorge from here to
Charlestown, twenty miles.