Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
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xwAll kinds Of Job Work done to compete with
Sun Francisco In price. style and elegance Of
workmanship.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALJ.i
steamer Passengers
sAs FRAsofsoo, Nov. 80. = The
steamer. orizaba sailed this morning
with the following passengers for Los
Angeles: IL Swift, Mrs A H Alcott,
Mrs Col Diamond and family, Miss
Grace Alcott, Mrs Wilson, NJ ss III A
Holden, Mrs + r Holden, A VI Ruiz, J
Solvari, M A White, Miss Annie D,nhis,
A X Littl- aud vife, Rev. Il c Cum
minas, D R Brown. J Murphy Ray ard
wife, II N Barber, G Douglas, Mrs
Douglas, All sam, J S1wyer and wife
The Good work CONNIE aeing.
San JOSH, Nov. 30. Jewell one OF
the mnrslerers OF Renowden and Nc
Intyre in the santl Cruz mountains,
was hangel Mt San Jose this morning ut
10 O'Clock. The gsllows used was
brought here from Sacramento where it
had already done good work. Jewell
expected rfprieve almoss.up to the last
moment.
Theatre Burned.
NEw YORK, Nov. 30.--A fire broke
out in the Windsor Theatre, 45 Bowcry,
shortly besore IL o'clock. The flames
pIead rapidly and in few minutes
after the alarm was sounded the whole
strnsture was mass of fire. The efforts
Of tho fire department were rnavailing
W tnElh tit Ibhhh-f atibtt tAt Duiftk-
ing was totally destroyed. The flames
communicated 10 several adjoining build
ings There was no one in the theatre
at the time. The lessee Of the Windsor
Theatre places bis individual loss at
about $50, 600, partly insured. The in
terrupt,on for the season may cost him
$50, 900 more. The loss on the theatre
building Is placed at $500. 900. insured
for twosthirds the amount.
a Mothers Awful Crime.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S0.--About noon
to-day Mira Rial, married woman,
living in Biddsl street, cut the throats
Of her two GIRL children aged years and
l8 months, and cut her own throa !.
The children soon died and the mother
is, though yet alive, not expected to
live. She says she does uot want TO
live. Domestic lnfelicity preyed upon
hsr mind The family occupies good
position. Mrs. Rail Is about 25 years
old.
The Sfurraysvilie ltiof.
MuRRAysvILlK, Pa, Nov. a8.-The
proceedings Instituted before Squire
Steele against tho participants in the
riot are not abandoned, and new in.
formation was laid before Squire Keener
At Greensburg, charging all with murder
and felonious assault. Monday next Is
sst for the hearing Of the writ Of habeas
corpus.
The California; southern.
New YoRK, Nor. 30.--Creat interest
continues to be felt in Boston regarding
the policy Of the Atcbison Company IN
regard to the California business. C.. P.
Huntington Is reported to have made a
second bid for the control the California
soutbern. The Atohison Directors are
investigating the situation.
A Wonderful Escape.
New YoaK. Nov. 30.-The engine
and tender Of Third avenue elevated
railroad jumped the track just above
Chatham square to-day and tore away
about twenty feet Of the guard rail. The
oars were flled. No person was injured.
O'lonnelps Trial Besun.
LONDON, Nov. 30th.--The trial of
ODonpell for the murder OF James Carey
began Ibis morning before Judge George
Denman. In the Old Bailey police court.
Two Sheriffs and several Aldermen occu-
pied seats upon the bench The small
Court room was crowded and several
Indies were present No one was admit.
ted without ticket. The approaches
wsre thronged. Chas. Russell, A.
n. Sullivan, solicitors, and Guy
1 Rogers, were the attorneys pres.
ent as counsel for 0'Donnel. Hen
ry James, Attorney General and
Polan Andres Sulgart appeared Tor the
government. ODonnell entered the
dock from an adjoining prison surround.
cd By officers. He seemed nnconcerned.
Henry James orened the Gao for the
government. He described Carey's de-
psrture from England and voyage 10
Cape Town, and said there was no oyi
dence to prove the prisoner embarked on
the steamer kiniauns Castle to kill
Carey, but new witness. Cabith,
would testify that at Cape town he
gave the prisoner, at his urgent
request rough sketch Of Carey, and
the prisoner remarked upon receiving IT.,
.I1l shoot him." The Attorney Gen.
eral repeated the details Of the murder
Of Carey and pressed upon the jury that
: the act was not committed in self-de-
( fense, but was a wilful and premeditated
murder. He enjcined the jury not to
allow feelings against Carey TO prejudice
them in their consideration Of the case.
O'Donnell listened closely to the address
Of the Attorney General He has been
allowed to use tobacco which he chews
freely in the dock. James Parish, Stew.
ard of the steamer Melrose Castle, 70.
peated the evidence given at the prel m
mary examination. Two plans OF the
csbin OF the Melrose Castle were shown,
one prepared by the prosecution. the
other BY the defense. The witness de.
elared the one offered by the dsfease in.
correct and the Judge rejected il. Rus
sell cross-examined the witness. who
stated that when O'Donnell fired the
shots at Carey. who stood leaning against
the corner Of the cabin, two yards away.
Carey might easily have reached O'Don-
nell, but he made no gesture to seize
him. Witness saw no pistol other than
0'Donnell'sj he did not see young Carey
90 to his fathers berth and only knew
from hearsay that his fathers pistol was
found upon the boy.
Much discussion was had concerning
the correctness Of the pans Of the cabin,
all Of which the Judge dclared faulty.
The Judge went into the witness box
and asked Parish to explain the position
oil the tables and beats. The witness
said oil tho plans were incorrect. O'Don-
nell appeared to be greatly interested in
this episode, watching the Judge closely.
Charles Jones, boatswain Of the
Aelrose Castle, testified as at the
examination, was almost sure, but re-
fused to swear that O'Donnell's words
were, ~ did not do It," There was
dead silence when Thomas Carey, son Of
Jamen Carey, stepped into the witness
box. He gave his evidence promptly
and coolly. The Judge questioned him
In regard to his fathers position
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