Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-14
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SAN Francisco, April l3.-There
trouble ON the line east of Omaha from
heavy wind storm. Overland report
will be delayed.
Markets. -
SAN FRANCISCO, April H. Barley
spot. 81 20; May, sl.l9; buyer season
81 20; seller 49, $l.00t.
small-Pox at visaiIa.
yIsLLIA, April l2.--There arp seyera
cases of smaitpox and varioIoid here
There has been some doubt a. to the
real character of the disease, but ther,
seems to be no question now among the
medical men.
A stirring Scrimmage with
Apaches.
TOMBSTONE, April IA herder in
the employ Of Don Juan Elias, near the
Gus tom House, on the Sonora line, ar
rived to-day with the news Of the killing
Of two Apachs near the southeast end
of Swisshelm mountains. Last Sunday
two American prospectors who were
camping near an Indian trail that crosses
the valley to the Chircahua mountains,
saw band OF mounted Indians ap-
preaching. Secreting themselves they
awaited the approach of the savagss.
When they arrived within about fifty
feet the prospectors opened with Win
chester rifles, dropping two redskins
from their horses The remainder of the
band, panic stricken by the unexpected
attack from concealed enemies, fed, fol
lowed by shots from the whites, resulting
i'll the killing of horse. Satisfied that
the band would not return, the prospec.
tors proceeded to inspect these 'Good
Indiana As they approached. one Of
them rose to . sitting posture aud sent
q shot through the left shoulder Of one
of the prospectors. Before he could fire
u second time, ball from the Other
white mans Winchester finished him
Scalpng the two savages and securing
their arms which bore q government
brand, the prospectors came into
Senorelias ranch. Whether the Indians
killed we're government scouts or raid.
ing band from San Carlos Agency is not
known. Every Apache in Arizona il
Considered On enemy and unless under
immediate protection Of the military will
meet with the same fate when caught.
Assertions Riot ut Springfield, Ills
SPRISorIELp, Ills, April l2.-The
union men at the large rolling mills here
went out on n strike some weeks ago.
The mills were recently started with
new hands gathered from various parts
OF the country. For several days the
old union men have manifested an un-
ruly disposition. To-day the situation
became desperate. A gang Of union
men followed three non-union work.
meu, strangers, in the colntry,
were assaulted and severely beaten and
thrown off the bridge. Two of the mum
Der have not returned and are said to be
seriously injured. Physicians started
for the scene, but returned, being afraid
Of their lives. This evening. as the
workmen were leaving the mills. afteI
getting utside Of the high enclosure, q
gang Of strikers opened fire on them
with rides. shotguns and revolyers
1t is said that fifty shots were fred
John Waldron. young workman re
Gently FROM Pittsburg. was instantly
killed, thirty-four buckshots entering
his side. Brainard Mulkarn was severe
ly wounded in the chest and arms
it is thought seriously. No arrests
have been made. The murderer'
IT'D unknown, being in ambush. The
workingmen are aroused and ex
press determination to run the mill
ReveIution in HsytL
LIVES, Del, April l2.-The brig
James Miragrane. Hayti, reports that on
the night OF March 26th, party of rev.
olutionists landed there, overpowered
the government troops and seized the
fort. In battle the following day the
revolutionists were victorious. Or
March 3lst two steamers arrived will
government troops, and another battle
resulted in scattering the government
forces. Eighty-five were killed and $50
wounded. The loss OF the revolutionist;
Was slight. -
Mob Law In the "Hub."
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one 'aousAnu ,'lsn assa,iG' ,io nou'e y
Tue is.ner Of LIZZIE NJ IA, Ssin Pla WIZ
to recover damages for removing hel
paper images. Bonfires blaxed up OF
the side walks and steps OF the house.
Sticks and stones were hurled agains
the house and windows. The police
finally dispersed the crowd. Another
large crowd gathered tonight but tn,
police and the rain sent all home
Flood In Ontario.
RuaR,rIs RApIps. Ont. April H.
The aoods az the Rideau river are doin,
greet Jsmaoa The piers Of the bridge
en ths north aide AZ the Village have
Issn swept away. There were man,
narrow escapes. GREAT excitement pre-
walls. The village ON the island is beinj
put in communication with the mainland
tits completely cut oil.
dynamite Precautions in Boston
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poslos; np ~ ~. ~" ,n,panson,
Owing to dynamite developments til