Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
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sAs FRAScIsco, Ang. sO.-The State
Board of Eqnalizaticn has assessed the
-southern P..c fc thirteen million and
the Central Pacific eighteen million
dollars. These assessments include
franchises, roadway, road bed, rails and
rolling stock.
The Cholera scare
SAN FRAxcIsco, Aug. 30 mo case Of
cholera having appeared on the steamer
Poonah for one hundred days, and she
having been thoroughly fumugated. the
quarantine officer allowed her 10 dock
today. The Poonah arrived here several
days ago from the Fiji Islands and on
her voyage from Calcutta to the Fiji
Islands twenty persons died aboard Of
cholera,
a Proclamatfon.
sAcRAMENTo. Aug. aO.-The Cover
por this afternoon issued a proclama-
ton declaring September 10th legal
holiday, for the reason that Admission
Day this year falls on Sunday.
Pioneer Killed by a Train.
OAKLAxD, Cal, Aug. 80. Edward NJ.
Derby, Of Fruit Vale. pioneer
OF this State and an old resi-
dent of Oakland, was run into
and instantly killed by the S.i5 out
ward bound Sacramento train this
morning. Mr. Derby was endeavoring
to cross the track ahead Of the train and
was struck by the engine and thrown
twenty feet In the air.
Fire Doomed.
PETERSBURG. Ind, Aug. 30.-For the
third time within year q disastrous
tire visited this place. The principal
square was burned yesterday. The loss
amounts to 500, 600; insurance. $4,000.
Dividend Declared.
New YoRK, Aug. 30.-The Executive
Committee Of the Chicago and North
western Railway Company has just de-
clared dividend Of two per cent on pre-
ferred stock The dividend is payable
on September 9th.
Fined for Following.
pplpAap, Aug. ao.-A conductor on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad had a
private detective arrested yesterday for
following him about, and the Jrstics
fined the spotter $40. The managers Of
the road to-day stated that they hsd dis
charged number Of suspected cohduc-
tors and had employed detectives to
keep certain ones Of them under survil-
lance.
The Cholera
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 30. = Thirteen
deaths from cholera occurred here yes
terday.
Threatened Riot.
LONDON, Aug. 80. = The Standards
correspondent at Vienna, referring to
the recent anti Magyar riots, says The
outlook I'm Croatia is gloomy. A
national rising is feared. .
The spanish Troubles.
MADRrp. August 90. Prime Minister
Sagasta to-day rendered King Alfanso
bis resignation Of the Ministry. The
King. deeming it necessary to hasten q
crisis, postponed his final resolution
concerning the Ministry until be returns
from Corunn3.
Anether British Outrage,
pUHLIx, Aug. s0.-Miss Catherine
Connolly, sisterof the Conneily Brothers.
who were arrested at Bruff, Limerick
county, on suspicion Of being connected
with the murder conspiracy. has been
arrested on charge Of being implicated
with her brothers.
ParneIl's Promises.
DuBLIS, Aug 30. parnell, in his
speech atthe mectingof the Irish Nation
al League yesterday. said he could re.
port most encouragingly Of the progress
Of the National League movement ia
America. He said he had been informed
that he might after time look for ns-
sistnnce from that country with at least
equal sums received III times Of urgency
He had every hope that theinuigfat:aa
scheme would prove successful. This
wonld enable the people to keep their
promise that they should never again
appeal to America for aid against fanline.
. Royafty Visiting
CofEsHxdES, 'Aug 80. lThe Car and
Czarina Of Russia have arrived here and
were received by the King Of Denmark
and the King of Greece on board the
royal yacht. This morning their
i4ajestias were taken ashore and escorted
10 the Royal Palace by the principal OWL
and military authorities and foreign min.
isters. Immense crowds assembled at
the landing place and along the route to
the palace, Warmly cheering the impe-
rial visitors Their majesties were re-
eeived at the Palace by the Queen Of
Denmark, the Princess Of Wales and
brilliant court,
CANADA and the English Foley.
koNpos. Aug. 30.--Hon. Alexander
Mackenzie, in his address before the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Greenock, last
evening, combatted the proposals Of Sir
Alex. F. Gait for Federated Union:
on the ground that Canada would never
submit to being ruled at London. He
spoke in condemnation OF the protective
policy and predicted that Canada would
soon return to free trade. He scouted
the ,id9a oi THE separation Of (anadd
from England, saying the CANADIANS
would give their last man and last dollar
10 maintain the prestige and power of
England Mackenzie sailed to-day for
Quebec,