Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-19
DAILY HERALD.
published every morning, except Monday. by
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.

8AA,l kinds Of Job Work done to compete With
.an Francisco in price, style and elegance Of
workmanship. "a y q
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.I
More chinese.
SAN Francisco, June l8.-The steam
ship Arabic, From Hong Kong, brought
ia Chinese, III for this port and 81 for
Victoria and Panama. She also brought
$3.50. 600 worth Of opium and $50, 700 Of
treasure.
Mouxo1fan Dependency and
Suicide.
SAN Francisco, June lS.--Quong Fo
Lee committed suicide Saturday morn
ing by hanging. Dependency from re-
verses in fortune was the cause. He was
reduced from the condition Of prosper
Gus merchant to merchants clerk.
Accidental DrownIng.
SAN Francisco, June l8.-Thomas
Murphy, the four-y ear-old son OF en-
gineer John Murphy, of No. 4 Engine
Company, was accidentally drowned
last evening by falling into the bay from
the wharf while playing with COM
panion.
Tryink to sell Anmunition to
Indians
WILCOX, A. T., June I8-Judge
Wright, who arrived here this morning,
has with him the two brothers of Charlie
McComas. He recovered from the rem
egades to-day, at Croton Springs, their
fathers watch and chain valued at $500.
They claim that Charlie will be recov-
cred and are expecting him daily.
Captain Crawford, who is with the rem
egades, will be at point Of the noun
tains fourteen miles from Wilcox to-
morrow on his way to the reservation.
Singular a. 1t may appear the white
nieu who visited the Indian camp to-day
attempted to sell the hostile Chiricahuas
ammunition, and were only prevented
by the vigilance and watchfulness OF
Captain Crawford. General Crook Wis
iled Fort Grant to-day aud ON his return
will visit and inspect Huachuca Post,
then return to Department Headquar
ters.
The High and Low Church Ques-
tion.
CHICAGO, June l8.-Rev. Arthur
X tchie, Rector of the Episcopal Church
u the Ascension in this city, announced
70 his Congregation that be would tender
his resignation on next Wednesday.
MIR. Ritchie has been recognized as an
extreme ritualist and his church services
have been marked by extreme high cere-
monies, which have apparently occa-
stoned the difference between him and
Bishop McLaren. Mr.. Ritchies con-
gregation is entirely attached to him and
his opponents credit him with having
establuhed large and prosperous parish
and with having successfully carried out
large number of charitable projects.
Reredelrs Luck-Not the Last or
star Route.
WASHINGTON, June lS.-In the crim-
inal court this morning, Reredell ap-
peared. accompanied by Merrick and
Kerr. Judge Wylie asked Reredell If he
desired to withdraw his plea OF guilty Of
conspiracy in the Star Route case.
Reredell answered in the affirm
atiye. Under the circumstances, said
Judge Wylie, "The Court has no hesi-
tation in allowing that to be done. A
man cannot be guilty Of conspiracy
when jury has acquitted the others
and that is enough" The Court
directed the Clerk to enter nolie pro
sequi and Reredell left. After
the organization of the juries for
the June term Kerr called up
the case against William Pitt
Kellogg, charged with receiving money
in connection with the mail conspiracy
while in the Senate. Kerr said he un-
derstood that Kellogg was under bail.
A messenger was dispatched for Kellogg
and Kerr then called up the two cases
against Thos. j. Brady, charging him
with receiving money while Sec.
ond Assistant Postmaster Ge "a,
in consideration OF receiving eastern
mail service, Kerr said that bail had not
been furnished IN these cases and asked
for process to bring Brady into court.
Judge Wylie replied that Ker would
have process and the court would make
it returnable tomorrow.
slaughter Of Iunocents.
SUNDERLAND, Engl., June IA ter
rible calamity involving the death Of l7S
children occurred in this place yesterday
evening. A conjuror was performing at
Victoria Hall. The audience was COM
posed principally Of children, several
thousands of whom were present. After
the performance, when the body Of the
hall was cleared, about 1900 OF the
children came rushing down the stairs
from the gallery, narrow door through
which the only passage was, was the
means Of creating fearful panic, during
which the children in front were pushed
down the steps and smothered and
trampled to death by those behind. l7S
were thus killed. The ages of the IT'S
children known TO have been killed
ranged from to IA years. The excite
ment in town when the news spread
was very great. A large crowd
rushed to the scene, until 20, 600 persons
surrounded the hall. The feeling was
intense. The authorities ordered out the
Sixty eighth Infantry to preserve order.
The work Of getting out the bodies was be-
gun Immediately. They were laid ont in
tuc HAL duu tuo pdrtuth of tuost hiiicu
were admitted to identify their children.
There were heartrending scenes while
the Identification was in progress. The
mothers Of dead children were constant
" uttering piercing shrieks and many
tainted on discovering the bodies Of their
little ones.
After the Tragedy.
SUNDERLAND, June lS.-The excite,
ment over the catastrophe in Victoria
Hall on Saturday night continues intense.
Some children who escaped say that re-
ports spread through the gallery at the
close OF the performance that the first
one out Of the Hall would get prize
and consequently an eager rush for the
doors was made. The bodies of the vic.
tins will be buried together in a long
trench.
Sentenced TO Die.
ISxsBRucK, June Is. --Sabadini, who
drove Overdsnk, the bomb manufacturer,
across the border was placed on TRIAL
last Saturday ON charges Of high treason
and found guilty; he has been sentenced
to death.
Fighting in Albania.
ScurARf, June IL There has been
fighting in Albania nince the 18th inst.
Other tribes are expected to join in the