Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-09
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SPECIAL TO THE HERAIb.l
yellow Fewer scare .a Arl.ons.

Yellow Fever scare In Arizona
iTucsoN, September IA Telegram
received yesterday afternoon stated thai
there were three cases Of yellow fever on
the incoming express. The health Of
ticer went t. Willnot to examine The
CASES and found them TO be typhoid
naia,ial fever II is repr;esl TINT three
Mexicans SICK viii, yellow fever crossed
the line at Ncgaies to-day.
Another steamer Collision =
Wells. Fargo = Co.. vs. Northern
Pacific u. u. 90.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. 8.--As the
steamship Empire was putting out TO sea
from Seattle she collided with the steair-
er Washington. The damages are slight.
The fog was very dense. It is said that
the officers Of the Empire we're Grim
inally careless.
Judge Green, Of Seattle, in the case Of
the ex-parte temporary injunction grant
ed to Wells, Fargo 4 Co. s Express Com
pany vs.. Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, restraining the railroad from
ejecting Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agents
from the defendants trains, has over.
ruled the motion to dissolve. Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. are enjoined from establish
ing any agencies after this date.
The Indian situntion.
DENVER, Sept. S.---A special to the
FL Paso Times. which has just arrived
says thst Mexican troops are marching
from Ascension TO reinforce Major valen-
tine Osuate at Casa Grande. Captain
Pocheco has also left Janos for Casa
Grande with detachment Of thirty men.
Messengers have been sent to Bergerac
to hurry up reinforcements. The dis
tance Is eighty-five miles from Janos
Great consternation prevails at Cossali-
ton, email American NJ exican town
I. midway between Janos and Casa Grandc.
rhe Yellew Feverin Fiorida.
PENSACOLA, Sept. 8.--PensacoIa is
stiil healthy. Eighteen new cases Of
yellow fever at the navy yard are report
ed within the last thirty-six hours. There
have been no deaths.
A Mysterfous Crime.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.--A special says:
John Opela. a farmer near Alton. ILL.,,
missed his wife and a young daughter on
Tuesday. After prolonged search the
bodies were found in small she'd near
the house. firmly tied together by their
necks with q rope. There seems to be
no reason TO suspect the mother Of mur-
der and suicide.
LuckIess .Mereha ants.
New YoRK. Sept S.--August de
Bachow and Lewis +. Brandon, whole
sale dealers in California wines, have
made an assignment to Hubert Fisher,
giving him preference for s435f The
firm are agents 10 the Eastern States for
the wines Of Kohler & Froehling OF San
Francisco and OF the Pacific Vinegar
Company Of the same city. The liza Bill
tiles are reported to be about $50, 900.
laendricks In the Political FIeIa.
NEW York, Sept SThe Star says
Mr.. Hendricks visited Tilden few days
since. To say that the meeting had no
political significance would be pure affec-
tation, but there was none apparent.
Hendricks returned to Indianapolis,
whence he is to set out for Iowa to make
. number Of speeches. He will advocate
q strong plank declaring irreconcilable
war agains. monopoles and pledging
the party to make a vigorous stand
against voting any more land to railroad
corporations, and to make strenuous
efforts to restore to the people the por-
tions Of land that have unlawfdIiy been
given away.
A FrightfuI Pieture.
New YoRR, Sept. s. Before the
Senate Labor Committee to-day jarrett,
President Of the Amalgamafed Associa-
tion Of Iron and Steel Works, resumed
his testimony. He said that the convict
labor system was very detrimental to
the interests of the working classes.
The labor Of convicts might be properly
employed in Constructing better roads
throughout the country. The coal
mines Of Pennsylvania were in great
measure owned by railroad companies,
which circumstance the witness thought
was dangerous to the interests
Of the public. The condition OF eighty
thousand Irish miuers In Pennsylvania
was pitiable and miserable in the ex-
treme. Their wages were too low and
they were subject 10 the truck system.
In consequence Of their utter demoraliz-
alton they spent at least ens.half Of their
earnings in drink.
Famine In BntavIn-
BERlfS, Sept. ga telegram from
Batavia says that famine is completing
the havoc there.
The Situation in France
LONDON, September S.--The Times
editorially says; France is steadily
drifting into war with China. The lat
ter is vulnerable only in those ports
which occupy quasi international po-
sition and any blow struck there will be
felt throughout Europe. A shock p the
English trade in the East Indies viii be
most disastrous. The relations between
England and France will be seriously
embittered thereby. The disloraiion OF
the cotton trade would put ont OF en-
ployment thousands OF operatives in the
Lancashire factories and the revenue to
the British Crown from India would
show serious deficit. rhe Times
points out that in the event Of war the
Americans, Germans. Japanese and
even Chinese themselves would secure
more Of the foreign and coasting trade
In the East than the French.