Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-25

Six months, by mall or express .......s.... 10
Tires months, by mail or express ..s..... l.oc
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at reasonable rates
gran kinds Of Job work done % compete with
- n Francisco In price, style and elegance Of
~orknanship.
LATE KILOGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALDl
A Hopeless Effort.
SAN FRAScrsco, July 24.--The strike
Of Longshoremen has been killed. An
abundance Of unemployed men made the
attempt abortive.
Manslauxhter.
SAN FRAxcrsco, July "a. The Coro-
ner's jury returned verdict Of man.
slaughter In the case Of the fatal shoot
ing Of Jack Kelly by August Bellemere
last Friday.
Message From the sea
SAN FRAScrsco, July PA lad
named West found sealed bottle at
Ocean Beach, containing a paper on
which was written, "The ship New Bed.
ford has been burned at sea. All hands
viii DO lost. This is the last moment
The CenditIon or the strike.
SAN Francisco, July 24.-The situa-
ton Of the telegraphers' strike, as far as
compromise is concerned, is unchanged.
II 4 said the COMPANY ceased transmit.
{inc money orders owing to the uncer.
iaiStv Of green hands. The strikers here
are receiving encouragement from the
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company ms was eeo',aou -: ~ 70
a'so s'aseu I'M 10, business :: 'ea =" u'esa
ssneu wv :no 's S.';n.eI eI..uns
from me s.r'ke. oupeI'n1ehuehs yaynes
s.4Des 'fa' ,ooai business nn. 70 1asny JUS
poseu o., Has's,n business .ns sase
oAolnnsh'o M anu Do'nins "'e s.n, .nuer
c'ouu; my orsianu connec'ion
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MEMPHIS, July "A lire at4;5O this
morning destroyed the stores occupied
W Stewart, Quinn Co., Shanks q Co..
". brode 20, and John Reid. al
large concerns, entail'ng loss OF about
e500, 0Ol, fnily insured
u, \. Puhlic lands,
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NRw ORLEANS, July 24.--The various
commercial bodies Of this city a few days
aGy s'oP'eu .as onu""s ipso'a''yn,
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Lou's'Ana W nave M ,n,ec'ea sesse,s
nov ~ .ne WHITES ~ 'no os..e .en'o.eu.
anu 'ea' ne issue ms procaa'hatioh ina,
nenos 's,, u, no ssssel from any anlsc'sa
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,ne o,ae. Ut. rornen enc. onsreu Tue ioi-
io~lpg .e Sss' winch were u"ah''
mous.y aaop'em'
. whhnIAs, Insle y uaheSr o' yeiow
lever Ie'ng aonit.ea INTO new orleans
sn.ous unr fs,I So a,n ue-
Epen .s :a; anu sn' 'oass " UP
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a FriRhtfni Ace'aent.
BALrrMoRR, July 24-The terrible
calamity which occurred at North Point
last night by which many lives were
last tits estimated between 60 and 70)
was pccaslonea ny the giving way 81 tne
raj b5odred persons had congrsqated.
awaitipg The boat TO return to this city
Anum6er OF those who went down
dur;ng the dav Ind remained. intending
n rstnrn on the last trim. When the barge
approached all Of these made a rush for
the end OF the wharf and were closely
packed at the gate about twenty-five
feet from the end, impapenuy waiting.
AS the barge came alongside ana struck
the wharf u suddenly ana WIN
out warning gave way and q
large portion zen in.o 'ne , NJ,
when was aoou. Yen zee, aeep. a mans
towards the shore as the outer end d
thg pier lcrumbled and fell. darkness
added 10 The confusion and little could
be- done at ONCE TO rescue the drowning.
most of whom were women and chill
dren. The first news of the disaster
reached the citv a little after . o'clock
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