Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-12

Nye county, was shot ana killed by
squad of settlers day or two since. IL
is surmised the case Is one Of murder.
EASTERN.
Passed over the Mayors Veto.
NEw YORK, July 1.-THE Board of
Aldermen to-day passed ever the Mayors
veto their resolution giving skilled and
unskilled laborers IN the employ of the
city a half holiday from the hour of
noon every Saturday until the 18th Of
September next.
Hank Robbed.
ALBANY, July 1.-THE Bank Of Frank
lin was robbed early this morning Of
$500 silver. Two families living near
were found gagged. The safe was blown
open after two hours work. The explo.
sion took out nearly the whole front Of
the building and set tire TO the paper
money Of the Bank in another safe
sterIingIExchange and Bonds.
NEw YORK. July ll.-Sterling bills
on London, 60 days, 81 s5; sterling bills
on London, sight drafts, "a. S8l; u. s.
AS Of 1901, interest quarterly, 81 l22;
U. =. ds Of 1907, interest quarterly,
81 1871; U. s. 3ts, extended 81, Sl.Ol,
U. s. "a, sl.03s; W. U. Telegraph,
80.
Polish Pauper Immigrants.
New YORK, July ll.-Five pauper
Polish families were brought to this
port by the steamer Lydian Monarch.
The authorities informed the steamship
company that these immigrants must be
returned to London, whence they came.
Reward for Murderers.
DENVER, Col, July ll.-Gov. Grant
this afternoon offered $500 reward for
the arrest of each person criminally con.
cerned in the recent Grand county muir.
ders
More Assisted Emigrants.
BosToN, July H. About 200 assisted
emigrants arrived this morning on the
Austrian. They consist mainly of fami-
lies, and are better clad and more heal.
thy than their predecessors. Most of
them have money, and are bound West.
Inquiries among them developed that
none of them were of the pnuper class.
Funeral OF Archbishop Purcell.
CINcINNATI, July 1.-THE funeral Of
Archbishop Purcell was one of the most
solemn services ever seen in the
cathedral, which he built.
Fatal Railroad Collision.
TirusvIILE, Pa. July ia Herald
special says: The excursion train from
this city, containing about seventy five
members of Masonic lodges, while re.
turning from jamestown, New York,
coilided with freight train on the
Buffalo h Southwestern Railroad, of 2
A. NJ, two miles from jamestown, in
stantly killing George Gates, conductor,
and M. D. Colby, brakeman of the
freight train, and fatally injured w. J.
INNS, another brakeman. No one was
hurt Of the excursion party. The en-.
gineers and firemen OF both trains saved
themselves by jumping. Both the en-
gines were smashed and many freight
cars.
Pennsylvania Republican Com
vention.
| HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE Re
publican Convention to-day declared
that it is the duty of Congress to adopt
the trade dollar; protested against for.
eign governments forcing pauper emigra.
ton; heartily endorsed the conservative
administration of Arthur; approved the
Republican government in giving
soldiers of the late war government pc.
sitions; commended the efforts towards
the establishment of thorough and
correct civil service; required that no
Republican officers should be removed
without cause; that the ascertained
popular will shall be faithfully car.
ried ont by those holding office;
that the Republican party is COM
mitted to the economical administration
of the affairs of the Commonwealth;
that tine party in Pennsylvania hereby
pledges itself to secure the passage of
such legislation as will tend to a reform
Of the government of the State and its
municipalities, and more particularly
pledges itself to provide for cities such
reform charters as will correct existing
abuses, aud promote good and economl-
cal government; that the Democratic
Party in the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
is responsible for retarding legitimate
and necessary business OF the Legisla-
ture, causing the calling of an extra
session at an expense of more than
5000, 900, aud preventing fair and Just
Apportionment bill of Congressional and
Judicial districts, and we hereby
heartily commend the action Of the
Republican Senate on these measures;
whereas it is the sense of this conven.
ton that the freest and fullest express
sion of Republican sentiment should be
encouraged and sought in primary
meetings, which are the foundation Of
the party, the action and source OF pop
ular rule, and that this object should be
promoted by holding primaries for the
election OF delegates to the State Con-
vention throughout the State, as far as
practicable, on some convenient date,
not remote from the Convention, there
fore,
Resoived, That the State Committee
oc instructed W inquire lilo tnt eApeuI
ency of fixing uniform day throughout
the State, and holding primaries for the
election of delegates to the State Con.
vention.
Nomination for State Treasurer, VIM.
Livesey. Recess.
Coming strike of Telegraphers
Denied.
PITrsBuRG, July ll,-Thomas Hughes,
secretary of the Telegraphers' Brother.
hood, said to-day that the report that
strike OF Telegraphers is imminent,
unfounded. We have not decided to
demand an increase in wages or anything
else, he said, and if any demand shoul,.
be decided upon, it will not be made
secretly, and no attempt will be made
take snap judgment on the Telegraph
companies. Other persons assert that
the strike will take place nsxt week.
serious Floods in Ontario-Great
Damage to Property-Several
Lives Lost.
LONDON, Ontario, July 1.-THE river
here has risen to an unprecedented |
height, and the destruction of property |