Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-31
LATE TELEGRAMS.


ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Meaoria1 Nay In san rrancisce
SAN FRAHozsco, May "a -Tf55N
bong Memorial Day, the banks, *
changes and business houses are closed.
The procession this morning was large
and imposing; II consisted Of the Grand
Army, Mexican sad California veter-
ans, escorted by the Second Brig
atie. The militia was reviewed on
Van Ness avenue by Mujor General
TurnbulI. The weather is cloudy and
cool, and is agreeable for those who
took part In the procession. The troops
ON tiieir march presented smart, sol.
dierly appearance.
James Harkins arrestsd at Monterey
for completely in the big opium SNUG
Cling case. was admitted to bail in
4. 900.
Japanese Indemnity : Jeursali--
tie GhsuIs.
WAsHINo7ox, May 3O.--Ths State
Department has received information
from our minister to Japan to the effct
that the money appropriated by Con-
grcss for the return Of the Indemnity
was paid over ON April 10th.
Captain NcNesr, Of the Jeanette
Board Of I6qulry. said to-day that Sea-
man Ndr6s md testified ia csrtsin facts
which wsrs surpress4d by the
newspapers. Those facts relat-
cd to the shocking dssecrstion
Of the graves Of Lieut.. De Long, Surgeon
Amber and Collins. Noros received per
mission to sccompany the correspondent
Of the London Standard and the tel
egraph reporter and artist Of the Illus
frated News 70 the graves Of the Amer
Jean officers. When they arrived 1t the
place, his compositions proceeded to dig
up the remains a1ainst hiy most
earnest protest. They were determ-
insd, however, 1nd he &as hsiplses
in the matter. He said he would not
have pointed out the graves II he had
supposed the correspondents intended 70
do auythipg hesides sketch thems The
journalistic ghouls, however, exhulned
the remsins. sketched the bodies In su
upright position and then replaced
them.
a rerfisle Flss y Ly.ehsurs.
Lrxcn.u2o. "a. M, so.-rb. most
disastrous fire which ever visited this
city broke out ct ten O'Clock this morn
ina and Il now raging furiously. $780,
600 worth Of property. a. already
destroyed, including The Q6jiv viv-
ginian building and fixtures the COM
mercisl hank, the large hardware estsb-
Iishmt Mt OF Jones, Watts Bros 4 Co., the
,,lSe soos ~, sI h.usss ~ g.
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partmsnt 4 unable 70 cope with tho
aamss. Ielsgrams havs been sent to
Richmond - sesisesnre- y =
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CHICAGO May 3.-Sidney Dillon,
President OF the Union Pacific Railroad,
passed throuGi. the eis On fouts y New
York this eonlpy, Gier Z tour of In
spsetaon over ~ soas ePon being M
s@uss,ss ;s,-..;c. ~ = ss,.,!d;. -. H. ~
west from Ogden 70 San Francisco, that
such an undertaking would not pay as
the roads serpines on CAliforpia busir
ness wero onIy ten pr cstk d h entire
earnings.
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CHICAGO. May 30. -Ofhcial announce
neat ~ NE y C1mm y .ss ~
The present method Of treating California
business seuaratelv from other traffic
should not 20 into effect on June let
Action has been postponed Until July
Iii, and up to that date the present ar.
rangsment will continue a. heretofore.
au..x~r.,..
san Axroxm. sTsr NAV n-rd.
ward beekicy, z wool deaisr, yssterday
msde 90 nssihnment 70 Bryss Callaghan
Tor the Dsnehs OF his creditors; liabilities
SxsV,OuV; assets yioo.Wu. The alleged
cause y the cnrinksge In the price o.
WOOL Inc Nasionsi oank tc-dey dis'
honored check Tor vl5soOV. which pre-
eipitated the consignment
sseA ~ . Female Lawyer.
MILWAUKEE, May O.--Ph9be Cousins.
the female lawyer OF st. LOUIS has begun
suit through her attorneys here aga nsl
George ] Scheefiel, prominent society
man. for u 600 fees alleged to be dne fol
her services In settling breach ol
promise suit brought last year BY Martha
4. Prescott, OF bostoas against Hcheeffel
neatsls's nailrsaa.
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