Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-27
A CROOKED Agent Arrested.

reports that 80 per cent. of the crime OF
the city Is caused by saloons, and rec
ommends minimum license for whisky
saloons of 81 900, for exclusively wine
and beer saloons, $500.
Opera House Burned.
TOLEDO, o., Jan 26.-The Opera
House burned tonight; loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Frank James Still In Jail.
Kansas Cry, Jan. 26.--Frank James
will not offer bail at present preferring
to remain in jail at Independence. 1t
appears that he is wanted elsewhere on
more serious charges than that of rob
berry now pending against him, and II
released would probably be rearrested
and taken elsewhere. Governor Crit
tenden has stated that he will not honor
requisition for James until the charges
against him by the State of Missouri are
disposed of.
BUFFALO, Jan. 28.--Hall 4 Co. s fine
brick works have burned; loss SAC 900.
Insured.
The Opelika Troubles Ended.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 26.-The
Montgomery Greys have returned from
Opelika. A Lieutenant and ten men,
however, remain till further orders:
Ex.Mayor Dunbar, one Of the arrested
parties, telegraphs that Pinckard, Presi-
dent OF the Board of Commissioners,
heard the cases to-day and acquitted all
charged with resisting officers. 1t was
at Pinckaids request and upon his
statement OF resistance that the Gov
ernor sent troops.
Murderer Lynched.
WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 28.--Sheriff
Sherreman, while arresting Charles
Cobb, alias Smith, at Udell Station, yes
terday, was shot. He died last night.
Cobb was captured by farmers and held
to await the arrival of officers. Before
their arrival an armed party of farmers
hung Smith to tree Cobb also killed
n Constable in Butler county few days
ago.
Coal Train Wrecked.
| KNoxvILLE, Tenn, Jan. ga coal
train was wrecked on the Knoxville X
Ohio Railroad, north of this city, to-day.
Wiley Wright, engineer, had both legs
cut off, and man named Borham, mad
his arm severed.
| Tailor Dismissed.
Il INpEpRSpESoE, Mo-, Jan. 20. Mar
shall ballard, keeper of the jail has
been dismissed by order Of the court for
allowing Frank James to attend the
theatre.
, StiIi BallOtting for senator. .
DETROIT Jan. 26.-Frst ballot Ferry
40, Stout 10, the others scattering; nee
essary for choice IS. Second ballot;
Stout 40, Ferry IS.
The Contest Net Ended.
DENVER, Jan. 26.--No choice was
made in the Senatorial caucus tonight,
) The following is the last ballot: Pitkin
Is, Tabor 81, Hammel 10, Bowen 5,
Route |, Ebert |, Wilbur /.
Embexxier Arrested.
/. MONTREAL, Jan. 26.-Enos McMaster,
late manager of the Glasgow Canadian
Land and Trust Company at Slotstown,
was arrested as he was about to stsrt for
Australia, on the charge Of the embez
Element of $4,000. He was lately a
: candidate for parliament.
The Recent Mine Disaster.
/ WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 26. The poo
pie in the neighborhood of the recent
mine cave in are moving away, fearing
that it will extend. 1t is the belief that
, smoldering fires cuused the disaster.
4.
a Murderer Hanged.
TAYLoRynLE, Jan. 26.-Geo. Fraugh
bar, the murderer of Joseph McMurray,
was hanged here at noon. triangular
slept well and appeared unconcerned till
he. approached the gallows, when he
showed much nervousness.
! burial ofthe Newha,I uouse Vie
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 26.-The great fun.
eral of the victims of the Newhall House
: disaster, took place this morning. All
business was suspended. The funeral
services over % bodies was held by
the Pedestrians, aud twenty by the
Catholics, Subsequently the two pro-
cessions joined on the way to the re-
spective cemeteries. The procession
was two miles long The Protestant
ceremonies were held in the Exposition
building. During their progress, a
, steam pipe burst, causing a temporary
panic among the six thousand persons
present.
The Minnesota Contest.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 26.--One ballot was
| fob a., 30 Io,r. W;n1nu, IN NViloop %
necessary for choice y.
Two More Ballots for senator.
LINDEN, Jan 2G. Eleventh ballot
Boyd %, Willard %, Thayer l6. the
Boyd 81, Willard o., Thayer l6.
Indian Territory News,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga dispatch from
Muskogee Il. r., says that while guard
OF soldiers on Wednesday was taking
5000, 900 belonging to the Creek Orphan
Fund to Okumkee, where it was to be
distributed, they were fired upon from
the brush by unknown persons. The
troops returned the fire, but the casual
ties are not repor.
Katicaghola, whisky peddling In
dian, was dragged from his house yes
: terday by party of Indians. and
: beaten and shot to death.
Dick Glass, one of the leaders OF the
s Spiecho party during the late troubles,
i and noted desperate, is marauding
over the country to the terror of the law
abiding citizens. He was not included
in the recent amnesty arrangement, and
4 both parties are advised to kill him.
e A Commemorative Address.
y TORONTO (Ont.), Jan. 26.--The North
= American st. Georges Union will on
u Monday forward to Gladstone an illum-
mated address, concentrating his fifty
years public service.
s. I'm Favor of Giving the sisters n
l. Vote.
= BosToN, Jan. 26.-The Legislative
Committee on Woman Suffrage favor
municipal suffrage for women.
ID The New Jersey Prohibitionists.
e TRENTON IN. J.) Jan. 26.-The Pro-
u hibitionists will hold State Convention
the I'd of May, to nominate candidate
for 1nvnrnor