Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-Jem Mace Is
advised by cable of the drowning of his
son Albert Edward in the Thames. He
was thirty, graduate Of the Liverpool
Institute, and engaged in mercantile life.
He was young man of good habits. It
is expected Mace win sail Saturday.
Fistiana.
New YoRK, Feb. lO.--Next week the
Mace and Slade combination will exhibit
in Brooklyn and several neighboring
towns. finishing up by another exhibition
at Madison Square Gardens Saturday
night.
LoriIlards stables Burned.
New YORK, Feb. i0.-In q fire at Jobs.
town in the stables Of Lorillard's draft
horses = not his racers = twenty.four
horses and six mules were burned.
Dead for Ducat, Deadl
PETERSBURG, Va, Feb.--James John
| son and Andrew jenkins, brakemen were
killed by dersiling Of a material train.
A Negro Ravisher Suicides to e. |
cape Mob Violence.
PAoLA, KS, Feb. lO.--This afternoon
q mob, composed OF some of the best cit,
liens, attacked the Jail in which the col
ored rsyisher Smith Is confined. The |
Sheriff refused to give him up, when the |
crowd battered in the doors with sledge |
hammers, and after an hours work,
reached Smiths cell. They found him
dead, he having committed suicide with |
pocket knife. The crowd put rope
around his neck, dragged the body to q |
neighboring tree, and strung him up.
The Coroner's jury returned verdict Of
suicide. The result Of Smiths acton
the girl, SO terribly outraged, is likely to
produce death.
The Busted Bank.
JERsEY CITY, NJ, Feb. 9.-The
Board of Managers Of the Fifth Ward
Saving Bank which has suspended,
were made wards Of the Court of Chan
Gerry at their own request to prevent the
bank from going into the hands Of the
receiver. The managers are instructed
not t, sell.any account at sacrifice and
not TO pay any dividends without orders
of the Chancellor.
The Floods.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. l0.-The Ohio
river at midnight ia still rising slowly
but will be falling Tomorrow The
loss will be much less than usual in.
similar floods on account Of the gradual
rise, giving people time to prepare.
Water. Water. verywhere.
CINCINNATI. Feb. l0.-The river is
now higher than since lS47. It stood
So feet II inches above town at 1890
o'clock, and is still rising. There is mo
material change in the situation. The
Cincinnati and eastern roads are sub
merged few miles out, but able to make
transfers. Early this morning the en-
bankment Of the Cincinnati, st, Louis
and Chicago Railroad near Lawrence
burg, Indiana. gave way, and the town
was flooded to the depth of three feet
on all lower levels. No lives were lost,
but much discomfort and loss ensued
School houses are submerged above the
first floor, saw mills and distilleries are
closed. The former lost considerable in
timber.
Cimbria Investigation.
HAMBURG, Feb. l0.-In the Cimbria
disaster investigation, sensational dis
closures are expected Tuesday. 1t is re-
portei the officers of the Hamburg
American line had news Of the disaster
at 10 o'clock on the morning Of January
18th.
Merited Punish ment.
VIENNA, Feb. l0.-The Court Of APP
peals confirmed the sentence of the man
ager Of the burned Ring Theatre and
others convicted Of criminal neglect in
not providing proper exits.
Dangerously III.
DUBLIN, Feb. Archbishop Nc
Cabe's condition ia regarded as danger