Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-30
Nothing Heard from Crook
EASTERN.


Reduced Treasury Reserve,
WASHINGTON, May 29-The Treasury
reserve is down to 26,064,0 32. This is
SI2, 500, 900 below the per cent out
standing legal tenders. The receipts |
for this month so far have been $685.
900, 900; ordinary expenditures, 500, 000,-
900, leaving an excess to this point of |
Sc, O00, 600 The pension recount for
tbs month having been deducted, the
balance from this time will probably i'm
prove.
Bayard ON the Tariff Question.
New YORK, May 90 The World pub
lshos n letter written to Pulitzer by
Senators Bayard and Mcdonald respect
ing the tariff question. The former says
that anything like finesse or the appear
ance of finesse or trick in dealing with
the ISSUE such as tariff for revenue or
n tariff for the protection of certain
classes, will greatly weaken the party
resorting to it.
To be submitted to the People.
BosToN, May 29.-The Senate, by 7
to | /, agreed to submit to the people the
question of abolishing the poll tax.
Order Revoked,
CHICAGO, Ills, May 29.-The official
announcement made by Commissioner
Fisk yesterday of the order to discon-
tinue the present mode of treating Cali
fornia business separate from other
traffic, has been revoked and action
postponed until July lst Up to that
date the present arrangements con-
tinue.
Prosperity of Montana.
CHICAGO, May Colon. Schuyler
Crosby, Governor of Montana, arrived
in Chicago ON Sunday The Governor
said that immigration was pouring into
the Territory both via the Northern Pa
cific and the southern route. There
were 600, 600 sheep in Montana Last
years clip was 100000 pounds. Over
90, 900 head of improved breeds of cattle
were imported this year.
Hnrangue by Herr Most.
CHICAGO, Ills., May 29.-Herr Johann
Most addressed an audience of 500
workingmen last evening He har-
rangued for one hour and a hnlf, pouring
a torrent of abuse over all forms OF
capital. "What the ballot-box cannot
do must be done by the bullet-box, he
said, in conclusion.
An Indiana Tornado Several Per-
sons Killed.
TERRE HAUTE (Ind.) May pa
tornado swept by Clay City at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The extremities
were mile apart. Clay City, which was
in the center, escaped with slight dam
age, but at Meals mill, ON one side,
house was swept out of existence and
six persons killed, bridge destroyed
and havoc played generally. On the
other side, in a little settlement, five
persons were killed, house blown to
pieces and twelve persons injured.
Trees were blown down over wide areas.
Fight with striking Miners-A
Number Killed on Both Sides.
ST. LOUIS, May 29-The mining dis
tricts of st. Clair county, Ill.,, are
troubled with striking miners. Yester.
day all work was stopped and quantity
of mining property destroyed by the
strikers. The mob got beyond the con-
aid was sent by Gov. Hamilton. Imme-
diately on the arrival OF the troops at
the scene OF the trouble an encounter
with the strikers ensued. A number
were killed and wounded on both sides. |
1t is not yet known how many Twenty
six of the mob were made prisoners. |
The latest report states that all is quiet. |
All Quiet at the Coal Mines
BEILEvILLE, ILL.,, May 29.-Every-
thing is quiet at the mines this morning. |
The Reincke mine, where last nights un. |
fortunate affair occurred, is working |
under protection of the militia. II any |
further trouble occurs, it will be at mines |
some distance from here, which, at this |
writing, have not been heard from. The |
Sheriff reports all quiet at the pits in |
this vicinity. The streets of this city |
are crowded with men discussing the |
events of yesterday. The firing by the
militia is not generally viewed in a fav-
orabe light.
Plan of the Campaign Against the |
Apsches.
Ell PAso, Texas, May 29.-The Mexi. |
cans are commanded by Generals Fuero |
and Riguera, and Colonies Gallardo and |
Garcia. They left Casas Grandes and Ell |
Vale, and divided into four parties four |
day sage, for round up with Crook, the |
latter forming the fifth part of the cor.
raj. The Mexican authorities are of the |
opinion that the Apaches are now in the |
plains at Huachumera, about three |
hundred miles south of the point where |
Crook crossed the line The comnaiun
according to Mexican authorities, will |
be as follows General Crook from the |
North, Fuero, Riguera and Colonel Gal.
lardo from the East and South, and Col.
Garcia and Torres from Sonora. 1t will