Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05
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San FRANCISCO, May 4. - GusIise 7
Raschke, one of the perjurers who testi-
fed in tie famous trial Of |. NJ. kal-
loch for shooting Charles De Yonng,
that six shots we're fired On tile night OF
the m;irsics. was ,urrsndtr,d yestel day
t. tie eu.t,ds Of sheriff Cp:,noIly, by
one Of his sur, ties. Ii is stated that the
surety was Miss Annie f.. kailoch. a
sister OF kallDch RAschke's bend was
$1,000 He Is now Ia custody and very
i'd yuafit at his dasortion by the Kali
lochs.
II is definitely stated that the Bald
win theatre has been leased to Hon.
Murat Masterson, Of Arizona
Six additional charges have been filed
against Gray, the defauiting Harbor
Commission's Secretary. Judge Lawler
fixed the bail at 5000 on each addi-
tional charge.
Claus Spreckles' denial that ho had
discharged all the nins-hour mon has
been confirmed by the men themselves,
who state that Spreckles, through his
barrel manufacturer, John Roster, grace
fully submitted to the reduction in hours.
II il rumored that the Central Paoihc
will build branch to Knights Landing,
near the line OF the old Vallejo road, aud
connecting with the California pud
Oregon road at Sacramento. The object
u stated to be the control of transpor-
tation Of graiu from Sutter county, which
now mostly goes by wster.
Major wasson's Loss.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 4.-Gen-
eral Augur and other army officers at
military headquarters have received in
formation Of the reported robbery Of
Major WATSON, paymaster in the army.
Their figures, however. place the amount
ct $4,000 instead OF $4,000. General
Augur has confidence that the robbsis
will be caught and the money secured
A dispatch received this morning states
that one party supposed to beimplicated
in the robbery was arrested by the sheriff
Of Shackelford county, near Shackelford
beyond Fort Davis, who now holds lin
for Identification. A former paymaster
at Fort Worth states that while he was
paymaster lie was continually dogged by
low gang, the members Of which were
always on his track. He could not 20
from the office to the bank, nor from the
bank to the railway without being fol-
lowed. Major Wasson is held in the
highest esteem by his fellow officers, and
not tho slightest suspicion rests upon
him.
They Knew Brewster's Opinion.
WASHINGTON, May 4.---The announce
menk that circular would be issacl be-
fore long directing discontinuauce Of
the practice Of Withholding money due
branch lines Of the Pacific Railroads
caused quite furry to-day, being
complete surprise to all but the very few
who knew what was Brewster's opinion
on the subject. II is a long time since
subsidy road has had anything go as
they wanted it, while land grant roads
have been the recipients Of QUE bonanza
after another until . decision is always
expected in their favor. 1t Is stated to-
day, by person who should be informed
on the subject, that the suit talked Of by
Teller will not be pushed against the
Union Pacific.
shot BY . Brakenan-Murder will
Out.
SALT LAKE, May 3.--An Eagle Rock,
Idaho, special tonight says: w. B.
Green, Agent OF the Utah and Northern
Railroad, was shot at three times by E.
L. Whittely, brakeman on the road.
One ball went through the lungs, and
Green cannot survive.
Joseph Biddlecome was to-nigh found
guilty Of the murder of Charles Jensen
st Rush Lake, u. T., in 1870.
Killed ON the Crossing.
DfrRoIr. Michigan. May 4.-This
afternoon train on the Detroit & Ian
sing road, near Howard City. struck
wagon ON q crossing, killing three per-
sons, a woman and man named John
son, their team running away. The
engineer could not see them on account
Of : deep cut.
lreIand's Woes aud wrongs.
LONDON, May "A report was in cir
culation here to-day that the govern
ment had received cable dispatch from
New York stating that Walsh and Sher-
idan had been arrested by the American
authorities. At the Cronstad building,
used as mandatory of explosives.
there were discovered several naval of
Hcers who are said to have been con-
cerned in the manufacture Of explosives,
and they have been arrested. At a con-
ference Of members Of the Irish Nation
alist party in London, II was
resolved to organize a fund for
the relief Of families and persons who
have fed the country or have been ar
rested in connection with the murder
trials in Ireland aud generally under
the Crimes Act. II is computed that
six hundred families are rendered desti.
tute by the flight or incarceration Of
their bread winners. An address Is to
be issued to the Irish Nationalists in
America and the British colonies ap-
pesling for contributions to the pro-
posed fund and delegates are to be sent
there to set forth the nesd Of speedy as
sistance.