Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-20
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san Franciseo News Items.
San Francisco, June 10 The charge
of bribery preferred against the specia
agent OF the Treasury, Evans, will b
investigated before the United State
grand jury to-day, as also the charge
against James Harkins for completely il
the big opium smuggling case.
The steamer Herald, transferred to j
r. Ridout and chartered by the Peta
luna Transporta ton Company, will ply
between this city and Petaluma, unit
the new boat now in course Of construc
tion Ia finished.
The California Steam Navigation Com
pany's boats yesterday began their con
nection with the San joaquin and Sierra
Nevada Railroad, running between
Bracks and Wallace via Lodi. etc. The
movement is owing to increased railroad
business. J. b. Harris, late Superin
tendent of Construction on the Oregon
and California Railroad is Superintend.
ent Of Construction under the Stanford,
Crocker and Huntington Combination.
A Mard1eer Rsspited,
OLYnPIA. w. T., June 10. 9.-Governor
Newell has granted respite until Octo-
ber 2Sth for E. M. Glanini, the Italian
sentenced to hang on June 29th for the
murder Of Georgia Ricco at Cape Horn
last winter Many citizens Of Van
Couver claim that the prisoner is insane
and the Governor desires that commits
sion examine him; hence he granted the
necessary respite.
Near Completion or Northern Pa
eine.
PORTLAND, ,Ogn., June lo.-The Traffic
Department Of the Northern Pacific re-
csivsd Telegram to-day that the COM
pany had commenced receiving and
billing freight to-day through from St.
Paul to Helena, Montana. The track
was finished to-day from the eastern end
to point eleven miles west OF Helena
and on the western end to point with.
in ten miles west Of Missoula. leaving a
gsp Of ten miles.
stabbed with q Shawl-PIn.
BosToN, June l9.--B Bernard J. Mahan,
43 years old, was fatally stabbed in the
neck on Sunday night with shswl-pin
in the hands of . dissolute woman
named Lizzie Finnegan. Mahan had re-
fused to drink in her company.
A Horrible Crime.
AusrIs, Tex, june l8.--A Mexican
named Juan Goara outraged fourteen
year.old girl east Of town on Friday
night. He beat her head all to pieces
and stabbed her little n-year-old
brother to death. He was caught last
night and it is thought he will be
lynched.
California Fruit In Chicago.
CHICAGO, June ia South Water
street firm yesterday received the first
carload Of California fruit that reached
Chicago this season. The car was at
tached to passenger train and the fruit.
consisting OF apricots, peaches and pears,
arrived in fine condition. This is the
earliest arrival Of carload Of California
fruit in this city for several years. Cal.
ifornia fruit growers are now endeavor-
ing to induce the railroad companies to
give them fast fruit trains at the same
rates that are charged for carrying fruit
by slow freight trains.
The Rebelliop In Hayti.
PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Captain
Cooper, of the steamer Tropic. just from
Port Antonio, Jamaica, says that the
Haytian government made an attack on
Misagoane from the sea and were re-
pulsed with loss Of two vessels and
many men. The rebels have captured
Jacinet and have possession Of nearly
all the western coast.
James Trial Postponed.
GALLATIS, No., June l9.-The trial
Of Frank James, which was set for to.
day, has been postponed till tomorrow
on account of the absence of the de-
PENDANTS attorney, owing to washouts
delaying the train. A large crowd
gathered to witness the opening OF the
trial.
The Terrible storm.
SrSKcA, Kansas, June l9.--News re-
garding the storm of Saturday night has
come in today. All the big streams in
the county are overhowed. There is
scarcely bridge that is not damaged OF
carried away. At Bookerford Thomas
Atkinson and family attempted to leave
their home, which was threatened with
destruction by the water, and take Mr.
Barara, wife and children. There were
eight in the wagon, which was caught in
. current of Turkey Greek and upset.
seven passengers were drowned. Mrs
Barara alone escaping. She lodged in Q
tree but was rescued fourteen hours
afterwards. Her baby was washed from
her arms and drowned. Only one Of the
other bodies have as yet been found.
Paris Notes.
PAKrs, June l9.-At meeting Of l60(
Socialists in Mont Martre, last night, I
resolution was passed demanding the re
vision of the Constitution.
La Liberte says that negotiations be
tween France and England in relation L
the abolition of capitulations in TuniI
have had q satisfact tory result, England
agreeing to give up the right Of asylum
in her Consulate.
Unhappy Russia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June l9.-An Ukas,
has been issued re-establishing the Pre-
lecture Of st. Petersburg in the main q
1t was previous to August, 1881.
The Arctic Exploring Party.
LONDON, June l9.-The steamer Sc
phia, with Professor Nordensjold an
his Arctic exploring expedition, arrive
at Reykiavik, Iceland, on June 9Th
The party intended to start for Green
land on the 10th.
+. One of the Novelties of Texas Life
LAREDO Times.l
Tuesday morning man, evidently
stranger in this part of the country
entered saloon on Main street. threy
down an American dollar and called 10
drink. The barkeeper waited on hin
and handed back q Mexican dollar. Th'
man looked frat at the dollar and the