Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-03
DAILY HERALD.
Published every morning, except Monday. by
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.

Three months, by mail or express. .....s.-.. Luz
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at reasonable rates
aarlIl kinds Of Job Work done to compete with
Francisco in price. style and elegance Of
workmanship.
LATE KILOGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD
wires still Down.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 2.--The tele-
graph wires are down east of North
Platte river, owing to heavy snow
storm last night.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 2.--The work.
men in the Risdon Iron Works struck
last night. They complain that while
they are compelled to work overtime
they are only paid for it at regular day
rates, Instead OF for time and half
Yesterday was one of the busiest days
ever known at the Custom House,
twenty-five vessels being entered and
seven cleared.
The second semi-annual meeting of the
State Viticultural Commission was held
yesterday; all the present officers were
reelected. The Commission decided not
to send out any one to investigate the
ravages of the phyllpxera this year.
This action is viewed as great mistake,
as 1t will probably allow the pest TO
spread over the new districts, whereas
il the vineyards were inspected means
conld he taken To nrevent II
California Immigration.
SAN Francisco, June O. For the
week ending to-day 1873 immigrants
arrived in this State by overland routes,
I principally from Eastern States. The
immigration for April amounted to
1919, of which 5000 were males. An-
other train load of immigrants for Cali
fornia will leave Council Bluffs Tuesday
next.
A Little Cyclone.
MONTREAL, juno 2.--The city was
visited to-day by northwest gale,
which caused ships to break their moor
ings and drift down the river. There |
were some accidents by scaffolding and |
insecure walls being blown down.
startling Indian News.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., June 2.-An Asso.
ciated Press special from the Mexican
headquarters at Oposura, dated May 2S, |
reads as follows: Courers have arrived |
at these headquarters bringing the alarm |
ing intelligence that Indians appeared |
ia force near the little town Of Maori, |
on Thursday last. The authorities there
have asked for reinforcements, as
they were afraid Of being attacked |
at any moment. Only thirty soldiers Of |
State troops unders Lieutenant Jesus |
Maria Moreno are stationed there at |
present. When the courier left. the In
dians were killing cattle within six hun
bred yards of town. They are nearly |
all dismounted and have entirely |
fed from the Sierra Madres to
escape Crook. No news has been re-
ceived at these headquarters from
Crook; had there been an engagement It
would be known here. as Col. Bandola,
commanding, has scouts constantly
accommodating the Sierra Madres. Rein
forcements have been sent to Nacori,
and news is hourly expected.
A Fearful storm.
CouScIL BLUFFS, Ia, June.-This
evening one Of the worst storms that
ever visited tins vicinity set in IN
Indian Creek, which runs through the
neart OF the city, The damage from
overflow is estimated at S2oo, oW. Seven
io AM y the c;tv vera swent swav q.
were also several dwellings and barns.
All the business houses on Main and
a L. |
eral losses Of life are reported. Cries for
help were heard in every direction. but
the swiftness OF the current rendered as
on;cIIv thap manr ho.;nes. "V non 'G 9ovn "a
It impossible to reach their wives and
children.
N.n-..r uor..
F.. uhAHA, June 2.-George Tibbets,
shot and instantiu L;I,sd h;pass,f 80 H.
cause his sweetheart refused to go with
him and be married at III o'clock at
night. He was OF q respectable family,
as was also the girl
New York Chinese Consulate.
NEW YORK, June 2,-The new Chi
nese Consulate was opened here yester
day by the new Consul, Ow Yeang
Wing, who reached the city this morn
ing from Washington. He speaks lit
tie English, but relies mainly upon his
interpreter
oa' nay In IOWA.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, June Q. The
fftieth anniversary of the settlement
81 .a1. ~ |
over <o,vov strangers were In the city,
history OF the State.
r.rs.,,,nrs .,~
CHICAGO, June 2.-The Grand Jury
has returned an Indictment against
Francis Chaffey, County Undertaken, for
illegally disposing Of the bodies Of pauper
deal.
Tn. r....rr pate
New YORK, june The police ar
rested seventeen persons at All Zoos
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