Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-27
A Bank Bursted.


freight, etc.
A Bank Bursted.
DENVER, July 26.--Ths Bank Of Lead
vile, Of Leadville, Colorado, L. Camp
bell President, Geo. K. Fisher. Cashier,
assigned this morning to George w.
Trimble Other banks are thought to
be not seriously affected This has long
been anticipated.
mad for the Telegraph Company.
Norwich, Conn, July 26.-The en-
tire force of telegraph operators, except
the manager, struck this morning.
An Actress Divorced.
New YORK, July 26.---Mary Alice
Tearle has secured an absolute divorce
from her husband, George Osmond
Tearle, the actor. The Court fixed the
alimony at $1,000 year, and $500 adj
ditional for the support OF each child.
The plaintiff was allowed s400 for coun-
sci fees.
A Union Fight settled.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The Master Ma
sons and Builders Association has de-
cided to concede certain demands Of the
men respt citing employment Of non-union
workmen. The builders explain their
action on the ground that the great body
OF the men brought to the city to take
the places vacated by the strikers carly
in the season have since joined the Union.
MIssoari's sunday Law
ST.. LOUIS, July o6.-Gov. Crittenden
wrote a letter prior to his departure for
Utah recently to the Police Board. The
letter says that the Sunday law has
been declared constitutional by the Su-
preme Court and must and shall be en-
forced. The letter is very pointed and
in effect intimates that the members OF
the Police Board must aeither execute
the Sunday law or resign.
The Fate or Captain webb.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 26.-There are
some who believe that Captain Webb
has succeeded in his foolish undertake
ing and that he is concealing himself to
fan the fame OF public excitement when
he will make his appearance and fresh
trip. A great many wagers have been
made on the American side that he will
be seen alive inside Of five DAYS and bets
that such will be the case. The general
belief, however, among older residents
is that Captain Webb is no more.
The Clouds Breaking.
NEW YoRK, July 20. by the majority
Of persons the surrender of the Ameri-
can Rapid Telegraph Company to the
demands Of the strikers is regarded as
certain Indication that the strike is
nearing an end. 1t ia rumored that the
Baltimore and Ohio Company would be
the next to give in and that negotiations
are now pending looking toward a con-
solidation with the American Rapid
Company, thus forming combination
against the Western Union. II was
stated this morning at the Offices OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Company that it
was the intention of the company to re-
main firm. AT the office OF the Amer
lean Rapid Company 1866 operators were
ON duty to-day. inc uding the ZIG men
that went out on the day OF the strike.
Nine hundred out OF town offices have
opened and four hundred operators in
all had returned to the employ OF the
company. Thirty EIGHT branch offices
in this city have also re-opened and
large amount Of business is reported to
have been handled. The Western
Union still remain firm, however. The
officials Of the Baltimore & Ohio Conn
rany have been negotiating with the
the strikers for the past two days but as
the latter demand recognition Of the
Brotherhood as preliminary to settle
ment no conclusion has been reached
The Khedive and the Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26. The Khedive
returned to the city from Cairo to day.
He was greeted with much enthusiasm
by the populace.
There were 422 deaths from cholera
in Cairo yesterday.
More and More Of 1t.
LONDON, July 26.--Two deaths from
cholera occurred at Alexandra, Egypt,
yesterday. Additional advices from
Durham relative to the death Of King
Cetewayo at the hands of the insurgents
state that all his wives and many OF his
chiefs we're ALSO killed,