Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-04
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A Railroad csse-A Man Robbed,

A Railroad Case-A Man Robbed,
SAN FRANCISCO. August 3.-In the
Cotton Huntington case, the depositions
Of James Seligman and William Solo
mon, bankers for Henry w. Perkins,
the broker, taken in New York, have
been returned to this city. Speaking Of
the changed relations Of A. A. Cohen
toward the Central Pacific Company.
Perkins says: II have not the faintest
idea whether Cohen is friend or enemy
Of Huntington. All know is that re-
ceived a letter from Cohen asking me to
give my testimony"
John N. Copeland, who arrived here
few days ago from Now Mexico, was
robbed Of seven hundred dollars in the
saloon Of J. j. 0'Brien, ex-Assistant Sec
retary Of the Harbor Commission, by
two habitues Of the saloon in game of
poker. Both men we're arrested and
locked up charged with grand larceny.
what Holman Thinks.
SAN FRAScfsco, Aug. 3.-Congress-
man.elect Holman, Of Indiana, at pres
ent in this city, says that if Judge Hoad-
ley, the Democratic nominee for Gov
erno, Of Ohio, be elected on Ma
ticnal issues, then Pendleton, Thurman
or Bayard viii be urged for the Presi.
dency by the Democracy OF the State.
He thinks an anti-monopoly party will
be formed to check the power and
growth Of corporations.
A Fatal Admissfor.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 3--In the Har-
kins-O Bierne bribery opium smuggling
case yesterday, the latter admitted hav-
ing received note for 81, 200 from Gaf-
fey, although Gaffey did uot owe him
anything. It is believed that in making
this admission O'Bierne has ruined the
Harkins case and his own with it.
The PIunber Law.
sAs FRAseIscos Aug. s.-The plumb
ing and drainage law which passed the
last Legislature has gone into effect, by
which every master and iourpeynan
piumher is required 70 register himself
at the Board Of Health office and to file
bond for $500 to the State for the dis
charge Of his duties as plumber.
The Typos strike.
SAN FRAScIsco. Aug. 3.-In connec-
tion with the Call printers strike, the
.asmbers Of the Typographical Union of
this city have issued Q long statement In
which Is settforth what they have To- say
in justification Of their late action.
EafIrely Too Thin,
NEW YoEs, Aug. 3--Tbe strike nov
seems to have settled down to question
of endurance. Mr.. Gould outlined this
plan In his statement to friend. While
talking Of the situation he said tho pres.
ent strike was but skirnlish line Of
fight which has been projected by the
Knights OF Labor, Of which the Brother
hood is branch. Every corporation or
firm or individual who employs large
numbers OF men are interested in seeing
this movement defeated, for they know
that its nuccess means the success Of the
Knights of Labor. Owing to the great
interests inyolyed, the Western Union
cannot and win not. give in, ro matter
Yhet It's loss Is or 70 what Inconvenience
fhs public 4 pvt
FrepAutiens Against Cholera.
toHn0x, Aug. 3.-Orders have been
issued to thoroughly disinfect cargoes Of
rags arriving in British ports from
Egypt.
Sir Charles Dicke, President Of the
Local Government Board, in presenting
in the Commons yesterday the Govern
ment bill providing for centralization
Of hospital management in the event
u an qutbreak. OF cholera in London,
iHid the general health OF the country
was very satisfactory, although thers
was a large mortality among the chill
dren in London from diorrhoea, Uniyers
al precaut tion, he said woHld bs neees:
aary 10 guard against cholera until the
expiration Of six weeks. when il is be-
lieved the danger viii be passed,
Vesline In Hngland At Carcy's
Death.
LONDON, Aug. 3.--The shooting OF
Carey has produced a feeling Of conster-
nation In Parliament. The informer's
death 10 regarded ~ severe blow TO the
policy Of repression The -Governmsnt
by TERRORISM receives check owing TO
the inability Of the authorities to protect
their agents. No one pretends to feel
sorrow for Carey's fate, but the English
press y angry At the failure Of the Gov
and IL Is considered that Careyls fate il
likely TO intimidate possible traitors all
oyer ireland The news Of Carey's death
has been received with popular rejoicing,
which ADDS to the uneasy feeling of the
legislators at Westminster.
Not GaiIty.
LoxDos, Aug. 3.-The trial Of the ten
Jews at Nycygy hyaha, Hungary, charged
with numbering Esther Salymosich, q
Christian girl. in the synagogue at Tizsa
EslAr, in order to procure her blood to
mix in the Passover bread, has been con-
cluded. A verdict Of not guilty was re.
!qFnea,
LoNpoN, Aug. 2.--King Humbert Wis:
tied the hospitals In Naples yesterday
and spoke separately to the sufferers.
A man with four children, a man aged
30 years and two oyouths were exhumed
alive In Iachis yesterday. II is ascer,
tanned that several refugees from Alex,
andria lost their lives at Casamiccoila
The Cologne Gazette reports two Ger
man artists killed in the disaster. Some
papers estimate that 1000 persons per.
ished in the island.
The statue or 6ermany.
BERLIN, August "A head has been
placed on the colossal statue Of Ger
many, at Rudesheim, and its compile
ton Is assured in time for the imperial
unveiling on September 2Sth.
Officials Of German universities or,
preparing Draeonian measures agains
aueling-