Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-03
ton Of the tracks on that morning. vii.

tion OF the tracks ON that morning. Will
liam M. Eyarts will make an address and
Willard will drive the last spike that
will unite the two divisions Of the road.
II is expected that President Arthur
will be present, having by that time fin
ished his tour of Yellowstone Park. All
the ex Presidents of the road will be
present except the first, Josiah Penham,
who designed the charter, and died in
1858, before shovel full of dirt had
been dug for its construction. The other
Presidents, Ex-Governor j. Gregory
Smith, of Vermont, General George w.
Cass, Of New York, G. H. Wright, of
Philadelphia, and Fred. X. Billings,
of New York, will be present A NUN.
Der Of prominent Ehglish and German
guests, public men and journalists will
arrive on August 2Gth, to Join the party.
After the ceremonies some OF the party
will return East and the reminder 90
over the whole Of the road to Portland,
Puget Sound, and through the Viii
lamette valley, returning to New York
on Sept. 2sth.
a Hinge Mortgage.
CHICAGO, August "A mortgage for
SIG, 200, 900 was recorded yesterday at
Springfield, Ills. Cyrus c. Hines, Of In
diana, and the Union Trust Company, OF
New York, loaned the money to the
Ohio and Mississippi railway. The OBJ
ject Of the mortgage is to enable the
company to regain custody of its prop.
erty which has been in the possession OF
the courts under foreclosure proceed
ings since 1876.
Not Extradftable.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Lennipg, the Ger
man American student arrested in Swift
zerland for killing fellow student in
duel near Wurzburg, has been released
from custody, the Swiss authorities hold
ing that his offense was not extraditahle.
Valuable Horses burned.
ORANGEvILLE, Ont, Aug. 2--The ex-
tensive stables belonging to the Gordon
House were burned yesterday. Two
celebrated trotting borses--General
Bramish and Highland Jr.--with several
other valuable animals. persisted; loss,
$4,000.
The Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-Two deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday. |
The total number of deaths from cholera |
in Egypt since the first outbreak of the |
disease to date is eleven thousand.
Destroyed Ischfa.
NAPLES, Aug. 2.--King Humbert yes.
terday visited the scene of the earth
nj gsch;, az, ,uont e.ya, tho ,-,,,.. /
of the destroyed towns. He expressed |
the deepest sympathy with the sufferers
and directed a distribution OF money and |
provisions to be made to those in need.
Another severe shock of earthquake was
felt on the island last evening, which put |
q stop to the work Of searching the ruins |
for the bodies of victims. 1t is believed |
that some who were buried under falling |
buildings at the time of the earthquake |
are still alive in the ruins. The use of |
lime on the ruins is therefore opposed.
The Fight in Peru.
LIMA (via GALvEsros). Aug. 2.--The
newspapers publish full particulars from
Colonel Suarse of the killed and wound |
ed at Huamachueo, giving the names.
which are very numerous. General Silva
and Colonel Antonio PTado are again
mentioned among the killed. Colonel
Loncio Prado, who was wounded, is said
to have committed suicide ON learning |
that Caceres was defeated.
Honors to Luther.
BERLIs, Aug. 2.-Emperor William
has directed that the four hundredth |
birthday Of Martin Luther bo observed |
by all Protestant people. The students |
OF the University will celebrate, at
Erfult, on August Sth, the entry OF
Luther into that town.