Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-09
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD



SILK Culture. -
SAN FsAsqlsco, lJuue { s.Ew. B
Ever, president Of the Silk Culture As
ISOLATION, stated at the meeting yester
day that Stature will soon be started
in this city. The prices to be paid fol
cocooAs will be arranged according t,
the valuation Of the Moth American
silk Company II New fbtk, but Carson
and Currier, of this city, agents of the
Belden SILK Company, agree to take
reeled silk suitable to their use al
twenty. five per cent advance on above
valuation.
Jealous Murdefer l.,
san FRANcisco, June s. Robert
Hague, colored man, shot and killed
awhile woman named Mary Ann Riley,
through jealousy.
$4,000, 900 Mine sold.
Tucsos, IA. To June IA Clifton,
"a. L special says: A telegram from
New York announces that the sale of the
Clifton Hydraulic Company's property,
three miles above here, was closed in
London on the 9Th inst. and that the
purchase money has been deposited in a
bank. The pride paid was =, O00, 00O.
Ness Gsld Feterl JItll
Tucson. June S.-There is considera-
BILE excitement here over the discovery
Of gold in Eagle creek. About forty
prospeotors have gone to the new field.
a spo mn O00 v.ara rI,,u
ST. LOUIS, June S.-George NJ. Will
ling, an old and weli-known resident OF
this city, backed by syndicate OF law
yers OF 81. Louis ana California, Is about
to institute legal proceeongs to securs a
tract OF 800 square issgpes, Or go
river and runn;ne hack 70 tbs Mar;cona
mountains, in Arizona. which was ac-
quired by Vikings son from Spaniard
named Miguel Peralta in 1874. and the
deed OF which was recorded at Prescott,
A. T., but which, owing to the sudden
death Of Willing, was not disposed of in
his will. There are some complications
regarding the ownership but Willing
senior and hislekl advisers are confident
Of being able to secure the land. The re
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"A n,o.av r,~ht n, r-.,n
90.
buhSsviLLE, Ala, June "a tsribie
scene TOOK place on an East Tennessee
passenger tram near here yesterday. The
conductor, ia. Neisonr asked man
lHmE1 Lawrence Tor his f1re. This ONE
VINO vas grunk drew kniie and With
OUT a WORD OF warning cut the conduct.
draw III n;s,ol Ta,..aaas s;S H." aae
Ten shots were exchanged. none taking
IT is believed will recover
Tn. r,..rxr..,,,.
DENVER, June S.--The Unprecedented
demands for space at the National Ins
Ial,. har 20 psaJ oPsns nel ~
vay' nv ns. $3.50" s.s ceuu"s u
tural implements, the other for mining
machinery. The plans have been an.
proved and work will be commenced i'm
mediately. The Exposition. beyond
question, wilfba iihest ever held Ia the
West. sl4i3 19tAAlNF ffAANS 81
49,, .
NAsHvrLLE, June SIT Is understood
here that suit will be brought in a. day
or two AgsinsC he estAts of Thomas
0Connor, involving Sl04, 900, the al
legged profit OF the joint speculation be-
tween 0Connor and ex-Treasurer Polk
in Tennessee bonds. The state sues to
recover the defaulting Treasursr . share
Of the profits.
u,.L. p..n. c.,. v...
Rosrou lime "A ,.h,a 5;...h
from Iondm sfstsI that iasressi E;cts
has gained d great victory m seudan
over 1900 ARABIA, killing 500. The
Arabs fought bravely, but their spears
were useless against shells and cannon.
General Hicks had two killed.
The TurkA. awerirau cowwxpee
T.e.tv "a era.I Wg-l7,
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recs,.tlv ;nfnrws "a H. Tn;tsd ST.. U H.
lister that the Commerce Treaty between
Turkey and America will terminate Oh
March Is, 1854. The Tarkisb tariff ex-
pred on the same date the present year.
After the termination of the treaty the
importation Of all American meats, lard
anu anu s p proauess wv os prSn,pi'fr
ties on spirits by compelling shortage al
Smyrna. 1t also maintains its demand
relative TO the shortage on petroleum
No American delegate has been appoint
ed to negotiate with Tarkcy concerning
the new tariff, although the appointment
u one nas peeh TWICE requesten ny MIN
the vatican ana the Irish Ques-
tion.
Vatican has any misgivings in regard to
That tha rrnnass pen.u ~ nv ,".'