Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-01
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A Monster Ferry Boat.
PoRrLANp, May 3l.-Blls of lading
has been received here to-day for the
monster iron ferry boat to be used by
the Northern Pacific between Kalama
and Lenore, the point opposite. 1t was
shipped by sailing. vessels in sections
from New York on May 18th, and fol.
lows the plans furnished by John Gates,
the Chief Engineer Of the Steamboat
Department Of the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company. 1t will be the
largest ferry in the United States except
the Solano, plying between Benicia and
Port Costa, and will..carry thirty cars at
load.
surrenAering Indians
WILCOX, May 3l.--Locos, his wife,
son, son.in-law, daughter, grand
children and fourteen women with
six bucks have surrendered to
the military authorities near San
Carlos, direct from Mexico, and
report that all hostiles are ready and
anxious to surrender. These Indians
are among the number Of Chiricahuas
who left the reservation over year ago
last April.
The A. 4 r. FLASHED to The
Needles.
MoyAvE, May 30. The gang Of work.
men on the A. 4 P. X. X. have COM
pleted laying the track to the Needles
on the Colorado river to day. This is
prac tically the completion OF the road,
as there is only about one hundred feet
Of bridge work on theriver 10 be finished.
Railroad will probably be made in
week or ten days.
Not Dead, Bat Dying.
SALT LAKE, May 30.--Fowler, the
man who was shot ~ Gallifant, did not
die Of his wounds. a. was previously re-
ported. He is still living, but his
wounds are liable TO prove fatal at any
moment. Gallifant was placed under
". 900 bonds.
AFTER the Horror.
New YoRK, May 3l.--The universal
comment this morning respecting the
bridge horror ID that the same accident |
IL liable "a hsbpen at any time, NO mat
ter what the police restrictions may be,
unless the steps are abolished, or, at
least. divided for the two streams OF
pedestrians. The fact is now obvious
that during the days when transit is |
most lively, on holidays and Sundays, |
there will always be great danger OF q
heavy crush similar to that of Yesterday, |
unless means for relieving it be devised. |
Not even the bridge cable track for cars,
now nearly completed, will prevent .
crush ct those times.
Railroad Accident.
BosToS, May 3l.-This morning a
freight train on the Grand Trunk Line
went through an iron bridge over STRAIT
ford Hollow in Vermont. The accident
occurred from a broken rail. The
engineer and fireman we're killed.
A Cave-Hn. Il
NoRRfsrowN, Pa, May 30.-A gangi
OF railroad laborsrs were buried by |
cave-in on the Philadelphia, Norristown |
and Ph9nixville railroad ct Conshocken,
this morning. Andrew Gurlich, A. |
Johnson and George Sooopgon were fa-
tally injured.
Geing 20 Europe.
New York, May 3l.-Senator Fair
sails for Europe to-day.
The Cars Ma.Ifeste Rsst In
St. petersburg.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May The man.
ifesto, issued by the Car on the day OF |
his coronation, has created an unfaSor.
able impression here.
'~Arfot occurred 0H-the evening 81 the1
18th among . mob which assaulted
director Of police who was endssvoring
% restore order. A detachment Of Gus.
'acks was called out and dispersed the
'ioters, ons hundred Of whom were ar
'ested. The riot did not arise from pc.
itical causes.
Albany and the Governor-Gen-
cralship-
LONDON May 3l.---The Duke Of
Albany recently received an urgent re-
quest from Canada TO consent to be the
Iucsessor Of the Marquis of Lorne. The
Duke, after studying affairs in Canada,
wrote 70 Gladstone on tic subject. The
Prime Minister replied that the Duke
vas too young for such an important
position aud also that he lacked expe-
fence in governmental work. The physi-
llama OF the Duke OF Albany were Of the
opinion that his health would not per-
nit Of his acceptance Of the post.
Alabama Award Question.
LONDON, May 3l.--with reference to
biz motion in relation to the disposition
If the surplus Of the Alabama Award.
Kenward, M. p, writes to the Times
hat he Is still desirous Of ventilating
he subject. He says his desire is forti.
led BY the firm conviction that the
American press and government have
svinced an honorable wish to have the
iuestion finally settled.
Tenquin and the French.
BERLIN, May 3l.--It is hoped here
hat II France declares . blockade in
Chinese ports, Great Britain and Ameri-
10 will refuse TO recognize Ii, and that
I cannot be effectual. Germany will
certainly support England and America
IN opposingit. The German Government
. considering the question Of sending
more vessels to the Chinese coast.
War in Afxhanistan.
CALCUTTA, May 81. = Fighting be-
tween the forces of the Ameer Of Az
yhanistan and Shenwarris has been re-
iewed. The loses are heavy ON both
tides. A raft loaded with dead bodies
mas been brought down the Cabul river.
Dynamite Conspiraters.
LONDON, May 3l.--The Grand Jury
has returned true bill against the Gal