Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-11
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The state Fair
SACRAMENTO, Sept. l0.-The State
Fair opens to day with every prospect of
its being greater success than any yet
held, the new pavilion being better ar
ranged aud giving greater accommoda-
ton.
"A FaIIen starr and .sscund ding
Brass."
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lO.--The pas
tors Of many Of the churches in this city
last night severely criticised Henry
Ward Besoher and his doctrines. Some
OF them describe him as "a fallen church
star" Others characterize him as moth
ing better than sounding brass aud
tinkling cymbal." Others again claimed
that bis doctrine Of evolution presents
nothine and that all that he advances
has been long ago told by men Of greater
intelligence than he possesses.
Adnissics Day-Armenian Immi-
8ke.sDs
San FRaSc1sco. Sept I0.--Business
throughout the city is suspended in
celebration Of Admission Day. The
prominent event is the excurgion Of the
Society OF California Pioneers to Monte
rey. The Territorial Pioneers give an
entertainment this evening.
Another band Of Armenians have ar
rived to settle in the Fresno colony.
There were twenty-eight in all, men,
women and children. They have been
selected for their knowledge OF raisin
curing. They leave today for Fresno
whore an Armenian colony has been
established.
Mermsn Innigratfon.
NEw YoRK, Sept. IO.--The steamship
Nevada brought six hundred and eighty
two Mormcns. Each Of the immigrants
paid his ocean passage over. and the
majority have money TO establish them
selves ia the United States. They will
locate in sixteen towns in Utah.
The wenderful wires
New YoRK, Sept. lO.-The Herald
says: The last rail laid yesterday on the
Northern Pacific Railroad was attached
TO the Western Union wire running into
and when Willard was driving the spike
the blows Of bis hammer were repeated
in this city on the telegrar n instruments.
A Ex-parte View.
CK1cAoo, Sept. lO.-A Tribune's
Washington special says: Governor
E~~k. r. Ots- .--.-.l
tonight. He says there is not the
sliRhtest question about the result Of
the election OF Foraker by hand dsomo
majority. The Republican party
throughout the State is in perfect har-
mony and success is certain.
Fatal caving Of q Mine.
DEADwcoD, Sept. l0.--An extensive
cave has occurred in the Highland mine
The entire south end Of the main slope
fell IN, imprisoning three miners, named
Powers, johnson and Mosier. The three
men were confined in q very narrow
space by hundreds Of tons Of ore. John
son reached the surface last evening un-
injured. When the cave occurred he
took refuge In the powder house drift,
from which point. he worked his way
through eighty three feet Of ore by the
use OF giant powder ut the risk Of his
life from failing rock and suffocation.
His escape was miraculous. Relief
parties continued to work removing the
ore until 4:30 o'clock this afternoon,
when they reached the bodies Of Mssier
and Powers, both terribly mangIed.
well MerIted Punishment.
GAINESVILLE. Tex, Sept. &C. D.
Sharpe has been found guilty of assault
ing Amanda Clarke, aged l3. The jury
assessed the punishment at death.
Sharpe on Tuesday got fifty years for
0utraging Amanda's sister. Emma, aged
is. He had been living as the hus-
band with their mother until the latter
died, last January. The second night
after the funeral Sharpe compelled En-
ma to submit TO his lust and ON various
occasions after outraged her and A,nan-
da. A great deal of feeling was mani
tested 10 the courtroom during the trial.
Many cheered loudly when the District
Attorney made the closing speech. The
prisoner was not brought out Of the Jail
70 hear his sentence, as lynching was
freely spoken Of.
Myperberean Harvest Days.
Sr. Paul. Sept. 9.-Thers was
heavy frost last night The reports in
dicafe that damage Is done to corn in
all parts Of the State, especially near
the Manitoba road and the Sioux City
division Of the st. Paul and Omaha
road. The acreage Of corn Is compare
lively small, however. The loss will
not be very severe.
Reports from Steele county. MINI.
are to the effect that the frost last night
destroyed the entire corn crop in that
county. Tonight II is clear and cold
and will cause further damage. Ice
formed quarter of an inch thick. There
was no damage to corn in the vicinity OF
MArshalltown, Ia, from the frost last
night. AtRiver Falls, Wis, the black
frost killed the entire sorghum crop and
other perishabls crops, including the
corn, which was ruined. At Eau Claire,
Wis, the frost was general throughout
the country. totally destroying the
corn. The farmers will feel the effect
very keenly.
The Franco Chinese Dogs OF " ar.
Hosa Koxa. Sept. l0.--It is reported
that the Chinese are erecting defenses
between Canton and the mouth of the
river. The question here now is not
will there be war. but when and where
will II begin!
Press RhouIs In the Gravexards.
PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 10. The Press
tomorrow will print seven column
article giving Judge Blacks posthumous
reply TO JEFF DAVIS recent attack upon
him. It comes in the shape Of an in
tervlew with the great jurist by Frank
A. Bnrr. Of the Press staff, personal
friend Of Judge Black, and had just be-
fore the Judge was taken sick. II is
faily authenticated and deals with .
most important subjech The response
70 Davi3 criticisms forms but small
part Of the paper. Judge Black main
tains his former opinion in rela-
tion TO the secessionists and 10
very severe upon the acts Of the ex-Con.
federate President and those who acted
with him. He asserte that Davis was
talking peace and planning war; and
always trying TO get Buchanan 10 yield
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