Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 8.--Wheat de-
.moralixed; $l.75@I.80 Barley one-balf
cent lower all around.
Adirondack Murray Makes Gem
eral Denial.
New YoRK, April 6.-Rev. w. H.
Murray of Adirondack fame, arrived here
this morning. In the course of an inter
view he denied the published statement
that he had run away from San Antonio
leaving number Of creditors. He said
he left there in the most open. public
manner. At least fifty persons who
knew him we'll saw him leave the train.
He said he did not owe FIVE hundred
dollars in Texas, and denied he was in
any way connected with young woman.
He had been living entirely alone for
over two years and came away alone.
He concluded by saying: ''No man
holds my notes for ~, 500. never had
ranch in Texas and never bred cattle.
never failed in newspaper there. |
never wrote line for paper in Texas" ]"
Attempt to wreck q Train.
81. LOUIS, April 6.-An attempt was
made to wreck a train on the Missouri
Pacific Railway sixteen miles north Of
Denton, Texas, yesterday morning, but
no harm was done. 1t is thought 1t was
not the design to wreck passenger
train, but to stop the train en- route to
Mexico having on board Sl00. 900 to pay
the construction hands on the Mexicm
Central Railway. A negro was discov-
cred near the obstruction and jailed.
This Is the second time the track has
bsen obstructed at the same place.
nhseking Murder.
WEST UNION, w. Va, April 5.-Bar-
ney Doyle aud daughter were murdered
last night by robbers. 1t was known
that he kept money in the house. An
other daughter was beaten with poker
and left for dead. She recovered to-day
and told the story Of the crime. Kenner,
James Harper and his son were arrested
and plsced in Jail. Two other men were
implicated, Weekly and Mckinley, be-
tween whom and Doyle an old feud ex-
oxWtou. AL WcTe 2HIostou. 0foot "a
citement prevaiis and there Is imminent
danger Of lynching.
Great Fire I'm Peru.
PANAMA, March 27.-The Star and
Herald has the following dispatch from
Iquiqui: A fire on the 10th Of March
destroyed ten blocks and part of four
others. The railway offices were burned
but the workshops saved The Club
House escaped, but the churches were
destroyed. The fire did not extend west
of the churches. About one thousand
houses are destroyed. The damage is
Is estimated at two million pounds ster-
ling.
About Lolita Crabtree.
BF. Lours, April 6.-Mrs. M. A. Crab
tree, In o letter, announces the fact that
her daughter, Lotta Mignon Crabtree.
will not play for two years. She will
spend that time in Europe to seek med
iosl treatment for the restoration of her
voice. II the old tones can be brought
back again La.ts will be heard once
more, but II her physicians fail to set the
worn chords 10 new music Lotta will ap-
pear on the stage no more.
The yesnnetto Affair Again.
wAsHIsoroN, April 6. The Jeannette
Court Of Inquiry convened to-day. The
Judge Advocate announced that he had
received communication from DR.. Col
lins, enclosing thirty-6ve questions
which he desired to have put to the wit.
nesses. Fireman Bartlett was called and
the questions read to him. In reply the
witness stated, in substance, that Collins
was treated exactly the same as the other
officers.
small Pox.
TOPEKA, Ks, April 5.-Information
mas been received from the towns OF
Empire City and Galena, which are only
separated by an imaginary line, to the
effect that there is no abatement of the
small. .pox scourge, Business is entirely
suspended. The local authorities have
exhausted all their funds. In Galena
alone fifty deaths have occurred. The
population is mostly OF people OF slender
means.
wIlicox side.
Tucson, A. T., April 5.-No reports
reach here Of any change in Indian af-
fairs. A captured Chsricahua Indian
has positively denied TO Agent Wilcox
OF San Carlos Agency that any OF the
Indians engaged in recent murders were
fuqitives from the reservation, but says
they belonged to bands never within
Government lines since his official ad-
ministratioa.
Mormonism In Ohio.
WILLouaHBY, Ohio, March 5.-The
first Of q series for an annual conference
and reunion which has been reorganized
in the Mormon church, opens tomorrow
at Kirkland. country village three
miles south OF here, in the old Mormon
temple built by Joseph Smith in ls42.
Joseph Smith, jr., son of the original
Mormon prophet and president, reorgan-
ized the church, and will preside.
The Bruisers.
NEw York, April GA prize fight
eccutred on Long Island at daybreak
this morning between Harry Weston,
commonly known rs 1.-THE Black Dia-
mond," and James Mclaughlin. Seven
rounds were fought in seventeen min.
uJeS, Wuen DihMOuu WAS uecihfeu tht
winner. Weston halls from Cincinnati.
Two Men Instantly Killed.
CrScINsArI, Ohio, April DAT the
Cincinnati Cooperage works in the lower
part Of the city, the emery wheel burst
this morning and instantly killed two
men and injured third.
Conkling's Trial-Diaz's Lunch.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The trial Of
Geo. w. Conkling, Jr., indicted for the
Killing Of VIM. H. Hayerstick, has beer
kdjournod I'LL the September term.
Ex- President Diaz lunched with Gen
eral Grant to-day.
Business Failures.
New YohK, March 6.--The business
failures for the week are 1877, as com
pared with 1872 last week. Among thes,
are IA from the Pacific coast and terri
tories.
soldier Dead.
FoRr CUsrER, Mon, March 9Th
death is ANNOUNCED Of Lieut.. John II
Coat, second cavalry, yesterday, after
longlillnsss.