Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-28
DAILY HERALD.
Published every morning, except Moadsy. by
ssa' JOSEPH b. LYNCH.
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ESPECIAL TO THE HERAI.D.j
pan Hrancisee Bsnds- Oregon
AefIfs4d MsttoRs.
sAhAfRAausDo, Mach 26. AT 3
mseti Of thdGcard Of 4upervisop this
eveni yesoIutich Wis adopted pro-
vdiud lpr tke iG1pa1lce 0f bonds in the
&m 6l 700, 90 bonds Of tho value Of
5000 will be issued, bearing interest at
five per cent. for FIVE years, their re-
dsniption to begin when tIis sum Of elO.- :
900 shall have been collected in the
sinking fund.
Interviews with prominent shipping
mea givy ths Information that the Ore
gon KaA ~ eud Navigation Company
haze eStesed into an agrsednent with the
P6c1ae Mail Stsasnship Company FOR the
transportation Of passengers and freight
from Hong Kong, via San Francisco, to
Britain Columbia and Portland at re-
ducsd rsteA 20 q to retain control over
the Dskidh tleamers from the first
named tofA Il y IS
The Lissard AFFAIR.
SAs FRANCISCO, March 20.-It now
turns out that VIM. Horace Lingard did
not leave the city, as claimed BY his
agent, Schwartz, but Is still here. He
claims that he has receipts from all his
cpmpsny Of payment to the end Of en-
oQ1pspk and $40 says suit has been
ho6fht .aGaih& him in Oakland by two
a ~ eompaay. III 10 mot known why
tte agent started the report that Lingard
had jumped the town.
0sIden Drops or Rain.
San FRANCISCO, March GA late
dispatch from Merced states that a
steady rainfall has been going on in that
section for some time. Dispatches soy
the rain assures crops in the San joaquin
valley, and farmers are greatly elated
over the outlook.
The Markets.
SAN FRAxclsco. March 27.-Wheat,
lower, 81. 90t9l. .97A. Barley, lower, spot
sl.Ei; April, el.22i; May. 81 20, buyer
season tl,273; seiier season Si20A;
ssller, 1888, sl.ls; Bran lower. sl7.5o@
1890,
nsining 1t santa Barbara.
SASrA BARBARA, March 27.-It com
meucsd raining about one O'Clock this
morning and up to nine o'clock one and
fifty-6vs hundredths inches had fallen.
II e still raining bard. Everybody is
hsppy.
Apaehe Atrocities.
LoRpsBuRG u. NJ, March ga
Richmond, N. NJ, special says: The In
dians attacked the Camp OF Palmer and
limerick, about ten miles east Of York's
ranch, at three O'Clock yesterday. Jack
Haynes and stranger were billed, and
John Enerick is missing, supposed TO
have been killed. The other men in the
camp escaped to York's ranch. The
military telegraph line between this
point, Fort Bayard and Fort Cummings
has been abandoned, thus cutting of d.
rect communication between the military
at those posts and the settlers in the ex-
posed vicinity. u u reported that a
large number Of Indians are secreted in
tbs mountains north and west Of York's.
LosDssuRo, N. NJ. March 27.-The
following has just been received here;
RIcHnoND, N. n, March q, 1880 A.
n.--0eorge Parks. just arrived. reports
that The Indians attacked Swings sta
tion, seven miles south Of York's and
killed FIVE men. .slfs a94
Dsrsey's Denial.
WAsmSor N, D. c., March 26.-In
the Star Route case, when Dorsey took
the stand, Merrick .mads . point as to
whether witness would consider the
oath binding upon his conscious, whether
he thought its violation would havs any
effect on his future state. Ingersol at
once jumped up and delivered in i'm.
psssioned harangue, claiming that Mer-
rick sought TO psrpstFAts q monstroSity
of the dark ages. After . hot argument
the Court said the act OF March 6, 1875,
made defendant witness, which settled
the legal point, and he would not consi1-
er the theological point. Merrick wanted
70 know what under that view was the
necessity of swearing . witness. The
Court replied that he might be punished
for perjury II he f.iled 70 tell the truth
porseys testimony was complete denial
Of all the oharges s1tyeNa
The Lawyer-Liea's share.
wAsnrvofos, March 27.-It was rn-
dsrafood 1t the time that the amount Of
subscriptions for Betty and baby" only
amounted to three Or four thousand dol
lars. J. G.. Bigelow, Sergeant Mssons 8
counsel, believes the contributions ag-
arseAtSd el2. Of which 5000 was
left o. deposit In Riggs q Cos bank in this
city. A. he has not been paid for his
efforts To get Mason released on writ
Of habeas corpus, Mr. Bigelows sued the
Sergeant and 'epetty" and the bank, and
every Interested party IN fact except the
''baby," for thirty-fiye hundred dollars.
or such other sum as may be found TO be
fair compensation for his labors, with
reimbursement for expenses he has in
CURED.
Jealousy and Vengeance.
CHICAGO, March IA Battle Creek,
Michigan special says q man named
johnson living near Johnstown, sus
pccted his hired man with undus init
M oy with the formers wife, and finding
Frey alone in some dense woods, bound
and gagged him and sucoeeded in secure
ly pinioning him to tree. After mutt
lating his person the assailant left. Frey
and the latter was discovered by
searching party two days aftorward un
conscious and his limbs badly frozen
but he may recover. johnson and hi
wife fed. er
Howe's Funeral.
MILWAUKEE,, March 27.-The funcra
Of Postmaster-G General Howe will occu
at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Services will be held at the house Of hi
nephew, Col. James B. Howe, at Keno
sha, after which the body will be tskei
In special train 10 Green Bay. Severa
member Of the Cabinet and numbe
Of Conysssman will be in attendance
Arctic Explerers Arrived.
New YonK, March n. Arrived atwes
PhiladslphlA, sts&msr Hamburg. AnenI
the passengers are ensigns Bently, Hunt
Herbert, Wood, Leach, James II. Bart
lett, John LAutsnbaoh and Frank Man
eel, survivors Of the Arctic explorinI
steamer Jeannstte. They will be officiAll,
received by Chief Engineer Melville AM
ofassn Of tho Navy Yard.