Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20
AnImnortant Decisio,,.

WAsHrNGToN, d. c., Jan. 49, Sec
rotary Teller in letter dated today,
expressed the opinion that the enclosure
Of large tracts Of public land by barbed
wire fences or otherwise by stookmen
may be enioined as nuisance IL II be-
comes detrimental to public interest.
Latest From MfIwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, JAN, l9.-Schiller the
alleged Newhall house incendiary was
brought back to Jail quietly this morn
ing. II is now settled beyond doubt
that he never left the city hut was con
cealed in q house Of one OF the deputies
Of the Sheriff. Evidence that
Schiller removed his stock the
day previous to tho fire accumulates.
II has now come TO light that he even
removed the balls Of seven billiard tables
before the fire. The value of the stock
secreted is about $1,000. Search in the
ruins this forenoon resulted in tnding
one body, making 4e bodies recovered
and leaving three still to be accounted
for. ~ f..~
cheaper Kilograms.
y NkW Ohh, JAN lS.-Ou buc <Vth
inst. the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany will make 25 cents the maximum
rate for messages Of ten words between
its ofices in Now Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connecti-
cut, New York City and the southeast
ern part of Maine. Orders are already
given to reduce the present rates, 30, IS,
40 and so cents. TO the % cent rate.
Another Hotel Fire.
QurxcY, ILL.,, Jan. l9.-The Quincy
House, built in 1882, one of the largest
hotels in this city, was burned this
The guests all escaped unhuft. |
One Of the stewards was badly burned,
and policeman on duty fell down the |
stairway and brooks hts leg. The house |
was valued at $35, COO aud the furniture
sl5. 900; insured.
Iaear ahd Grape. |
WAsHIsoToN, Jan. l9.-Hoar's cleo
ton and the alleged forged Grape |
Telegram topic is the discussion at the |
Capitol to-day. Friends of Grape de-
pounee the theory Of forgery. Gov.
Rice says Cnpo told him be Stinil tele-
zraphed his friends thro your
strength for Hoar and there Is not a |
word Of truth in the rumorof the forged
dispatch.
Disastrous Explosion.
70 pu
M, ,ph1 49,. sfoar' - ,.o.h e III
Man ,lle.u 'op ' p.,ae a s -
Ne" ~ 'e" -, ~ $50 80 Ena;nasr
~ u i, sn a,,,.s ~ H., H. s.oa,an. Jarrv
Hardy, brakeman, were instantly killed.
Mrs. Inglas and Mr.. Sampson. telegraph
operator, were rnortally wounded. Tay
To-, freight agent and several Others were
hurt,
r., a.. .s,.re.ot.
.,s.,v u;nn I.n 10 -Tba
Kew CITY block, brick structure which |
cost 90, COO, was burned to the ground |
early this nnoruing. Forty persons liv. |
ing in the block all managed to get out |
safely, though many had narrow escapes.
The building Aeas owned by Bruins 4 |
Plevis, and was insured for $40, 900.
,a..s po,,t,..
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DENVER, Col. Jan. l9.-Extreme cold |
weather prevails here, the thermometer
Ii degrees below zero. Noun |
tain towns report TIE cod most intense.
At Georgetown II y 70 below zero, the
coolest ever known, The Senatorial
aeaa'o oea.; SUI a. ~. 5sr.,anaa no.b;nn
new. Another caucus will be held to. |
night.
n:chIxsu Neuater.
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DETKo.f. Mich a,1 l - n.s'
nalio' o. JOINT conseesson = r Ks.
sne woes were VT | se
,tou., on; nsncist: Y; $500 :, saa
10 o'hef vo'es s0ssserss w y" 'an'
dates.