Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-18
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ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
san Francisco Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l0.-Wheat
higher, 81. 85d9l. 95. Flour higher, S6Q
6.1O for best city extra. Barley irmer;
iced. sl.20.
The Legislature.
SAcRAnEsro, Feb. lin the Senate,
wolfskill, Of the Committee on Agricul-
ture, reported favorably the Assembly
bill prohibiting the sale Of oleornargarine
except under certain rules. English, of
the Committee on Irrigation, reported
favorably the Senate bill authorizing
Boards Of Supervisors to fix rates for
water for irrigation. Rsddy's bill au-
thorizing consolidation Of railroads or
ganized In the State passed. Assembly
Leversou's railroad bill was reac he'd on
general file. The House refused to pass
the bill by ~ to %. A fight over the
Dozier. Barnes election is resumed. A
motion to lay II ON the table was lost.
A motion to reconsider the vote adopting
Cutters resolution declaring vacancy
was carried by "A to q. A substitute
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n:e - ~ sea. ~ s ~. nnsaJ
by a to "a. A resolution admitting
pozier was lost. The ApPortionment
bill was then taken up.
Cost or 4 Telegraph IL Error.
$1,000 ~ - ~ ~. g..
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1:a".nb - IT, -5...5 $1,000 - P ~.
ss ~ .s:..sIs - az
Ds'sy Anu 'n' 'n's''.s sase mn -
,ons. an" ~ op " 'A' '''"' ~'' no
'es' ''' A'''os
Mang1ed by the Cars.
uo,v.ro F.h 1s-Tba horr;b,v
-. r,,is,l hodv ~ fan NH nown man W.
scrn3 ~ the tracf near Sali5a tl,;s morn.
;ua H;s hsad r;ght arm anil r;gbt lac
-. snt;reIv sevcred from tbs bo1v II
i. IN puosed that he was tramp. and
fell from freight train last night while
steanng rae
Ep.xSo Fah ~ "A 6re. th;. morn.
Ing In Chinatown destroyed twelve
eA"'"k'' ''''' - - ~V
Heredeifs confessisn.
WAsHrNaros, Feb. 1.-THE COMES.
sion Of Rer.deli was not surprise to
the public or defense. The Government
only obtained his confession recently.
but for several weeks past he has been
under its protection. he feared personal
violence at the hands OF other defend
ants, and the aovernment gave nun an
armed escort 10 protect MN. heredeii
says he has been once assaulted and i'm
portant papers taken from MN one DAY
ne and winer spent In jan at the con
clusion OF the trial. he has valuable
documentary evidence IN his possession
that VIII be submitted tomorrow. here-
dell once before made confession 70
ex-Postmaster.General James and ex-At-
torney General McVeagh, but afterwards
rspudiated The defense say they can
prove MN " W ps'i
CHICAGO, Feb. ia special to the
Daily Neios from Joliet says the Dia-
mond mine at Braidwood, mining town
twenty niles south OF tnat piace, mas
cayed in.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia. L. Sweet,
President Of the mines, comprising the
Diamond Mine has information that SOO
nsm VIZ '.hsn ~ ~ a.o,,na sanssd - s;nta
two were in one shaft which caught the
slack Of the falling debris and was in
stantly flooded. Every ono of them
were drowned or smothered inside of five
minutes. Their bodies were buried be-.
meath tons OF earth. A hundred feet of
sna.s w nssp :. ass s az sIe limit
-Isf.s - .-.as.a IA ,.;,I -, ,,,.,',,
hours before the first bodies can be
reached.
Bud~et or News.
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Dvsoegs. -, ~; ' ,o,,.I q o',asao :,
81 1oya and the frat LAWYER who settled
10 Iowa. died suddenly to-day OF heart
disease, aged 10; he was Tor many