Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-10
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SAN FRANcIsco, June 9.-Don Marco
A. Soto, President of Honduras, will ad
dress q joint meeting of the Board oi
Trade and Chamber OF Commerce Thurs
day next, on the advantages Of trade be-
tween San Francisco and Honduras.
A charge OF bribery against Joseph I
Evans, special agent of the Treasury,
has been Investigated by General Spaul-
ding and not sustained by the.evidence.
1t was charged that Evans received a
Dribe of $1,000 from four Cinnamon for
the release from Government custody Of
5000 worth Of opium, seized last
April for violation Of the treaty prohib-
iting the importation Of opium by Chi
eese into the United States.
seattle squibs.
San Francisco, June 9.-The Typo.
graphical Union of Seattle have raised
the price Of composition to fifty cents
per thousand ems.
The Central School property Of four
lots hes been sold for $40, 900. With the
proceeds the Directors of the district will
purchase two blocks for school purposes,
one in the north and one in tho south
part Of the city. A $25, 900 school build
ing will be erected on the North Seattle
purchase this season.
Among the DI0rmsns.
SAT- LAKE, June Sex Minister
Pierrepont, of New York, who has been
visiting Salt Lake for the past few days.
yesterday was the guest of Jno. Taylor.
-The TroubIe was Abspt q wo-
man.
KANSAS CRY, June 9.-Shortly after
midnight, Geo. Fredericks, proprietor Of
the Theatre Comique, was shot and
killed by John Bell, reporter Of the
Ereaing Star. in the hallway Of a lodg-
ing house opposite the theatre. The
trouble was about a woman, Matte Hart
Ian, who has been known as the mis-
treas of Fredericks. She was the only
witness Of the affair. Bell claims he did
it in self-defence and that Fredericks
was trying to draw a revolver.
LATER.-The report of Fredericks
death is incorrect. At ? o'clock he was
still alive, but his recovery is considered
impossible. Bells real name is Orth
Augustus Stine. He came here from Col
orado about a year ago in connection
with some detective work, and passed
under the name OF Bell, which he has
since borne. He was for few years
city editor Of the Leadville Chronicle.
Jane Crop Reports.
COLUMBUS, O., June Secretary
Chamberlain furnishes the June crop re-
port of the Ohio State Board of Agricul-
ture. based on l,020 township reports,
from which he estimates the probable
wheat yield Of Ohio for 1888 at 81 per
cent, or %, 25O, 900 bushels, against A.
500, 900 bushels in 1882 Official dis
patches received from other States give
the following percentages on the esndi-
tion of wheat compared with June /,
1882: Indiana. 66; Iowa, SO; Kansas,
II; Kentucky, so; Wisconsin, Sc; Ten
nessee, 50; Nebraska (Spring wheat,
Ill; Minnesota, SO; Illinois, 50; Michi-
gan, GA; California, 81. These twelve
States last year produced 367, ,000. 900
bushels, and the above percentage indi-
Gates that they will produce this year
only 247 900, 600 bushels. making prob
able shortage Of l20. 600, 900 bushels.
Lynchlng In iowa.
DUBIOUS, Ia, June 8.-The Barber
boys were taken from the jail in Waver-
ly by mob at ll.30 o'clock tonight
and hung to tree, half mile east of the
Jail. The mob was composed of men
from Fayette county and were led by q
brother Of Shepherd whom the BARRIERS
killed last Fall at West Union. The
Sheriff refused to give up the keys and
the mob battered down the doors with
sledge hammers and. after short delay
inside, brought the criminals out with
ropes around their necks. The boys did
not finch particle and did not even
plead for mercy during the whole ordeal.
..Dread or BLOOD"
ST.. LOUIS, June Authorization was
received here this evening that band
Of 300 to 400 striking miners left Belle
vile, H., this afternoon, bearing ban
ner having Bread or Blood" inscribed
thereon in bold letters. Nobody seemed
to know their destination or what their
particular mission was. A dispatch has
been received there that demonstration
will probably be made at the Abbey
mines or Collinsville pits, but whether a
hostile one or merely quiet conference
with the machine works is not known.
Roasting AN Enemy.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 9.-At the
South Tredegar iron works in this city
yesterday difficulty occurred between
two employees, named Lafayette Broader
and William Thomas. Broader, who is
q powerful man, raised Thomas like a
child and laid him on his back on red
hot slab Of iron, holding him there until
he burned him nearly to death. The
bystanders then interfered and prevented
a horrible murder. Thomas head aud
back are literally roasted. His injuries
will prove fatal
Railroad Rates.
New YORK, June 9.-The Trunk line
managers and representatives OF the
Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines
have resolved to keep the freight rates
OF the Morgan Steamship line and South
ern Pacific Railroad route ut the sam,
figures as last year.
Guiteau's sister.
CHICAGO, June 8. Frances Nj. Scoville
sister of Charles Guiteau, who wa
divorced from her husband, Geore,
Scovillc, last January, filed petition Il
the circuit court yesterday to have hel
name changed to Frances Maria Home
a Murderer Murdered.
JACKSON, Miss, June "a baud o
four men entered the yard of the KEN
per county jail on Monday night an,
through the bars killed a negro who wal
under arrest charged with murder.
Less sIOO, 900 Insurance $50, 900
CHICAGO, June 9.--Ths grain ware
house Of Douglass. Stewart 4 Forres
on 10th street, was burned this morning
loss 800. 900. insurance 500, 900.
Execution or suleiman Daeud.
ALEXANDRIA, June o. Suleimal
Daoud, sentenced to death for settinI
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