Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-27
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HoLLisrER, yJvns 2e,--Mauics S I
Dooling, late Professor Of Languages q
St. Mary.s College, San Francisco, ha
purchased the HOLSTER Democrat Of W
q. Jones. The paper will continue t.
be Democratic in politics.
ColIarlng Cherries.
SAN FhAxusoo,s Jnns 28.--If q
rumored that the Union Packing OF
Pack ers' Exchange has dissolved owing
To an infringement Of rules of member
of the association in getting more than
his quota Of consignments Of cherries.
Important Railroad. News
SAN FRANoIsco, June 20. The Chicago
aud North-W estern Railroad proposes e
make the ran between Couueii Bluff
aud Chicago in fifteen and half hours.
This would decrease the time between
San Francisco and New York twenty
four hours. An important reduction in
time has been made for snierant pas
sepaers over trensoontinGniAl road& re.
ducipq time to seven and : hAx day4 IN
stead Of eleven and . helf,as no~s Gen.
eral Agent D. w. Hitchcock il Just back
from the East and has important ar.
rangements which are not yet rips for
the public.
Terrible Railroad Accident.
HELENA, Mont, Juns aS.-The Inde.
pendenf's, -Missuuid, specist says: News
was brought here to-day by an eye-wit-
ness, that on Saturday. the 23rd. at
6:35 ,. M, at Elk Creek, one mile and
q half east Of Heron Swing a
gravel train backing down was
run into by wood train, instantly kill
ing IS Chinaman and wounding
from 20 to Is others. The engineer OF
the gravel train was killed and the fire.
man seriously wounded. No one was
hurt ON the wood train. The gravel
train was going at the rate of IS miles an
hour when the collision occurred. Both
engines are complete wrecks. The dead
were buried at Heron Swing and
the wounded are cared for.
Portland Items.
PORTLAND, Ogn., June Ex-senator
Edmunds md party left here by special
train tonight for. the Eas!. He will
visit the Walla Walla country and thence
90 through to Helena without stopping.
except to view the scenery along the
line.
The trial Of Frank Wheeler Tor killins
Fred Swarts at the Palace Theatre began
to-dsy In the State Circuit Court.
VIM. G.. Morris, Collector Of Customs
at Sitks, fu, nishes by steamer, which ar
rived yesterday from Alaska, the de-
cision of the Secretary of the
Treasury, which was that coast
wise vessels plying between one
great district to another must enter
and clear at the Custom House and thar
Alaska does not some under the excep.
tions to the rule As formerly held. He
decides that vessels from Portland and
San francisco must enter and OLE ar at
Sitka.
One For High License.
COLUMBUS, o., June 20. The Supreme
Court to-day decided that the Scott
liquor tax law is constitutional
Breehsr's Dirthaay. {
New YoRk, June 20, Every seat
aud every fool Of standing room in the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music was filled
BY friends aud admirers Of Rev. Henry
Ward Beeoher assembled to celebrate
his 10th birthday.
Dr. Coates Dead.
SocoRRo, N. NJ, June 23.-Dr. Isaac
r. Coates, one of tho best physicians ia
this section, formerly Of Los Angeles,
CAL, died last night at 10 O'Clock from
an overdose Of ohiorofor1n. When dis.
covered he was beyond AL aid, although
several doctors worked over an hour
trying to revive him.
Internal Revenue Districts.
WAsurSoroN, June z0.--An error Va,
made in the statement furnished the
press last night concerning . plan fol
reorganihng the Internal Revenue Dis
tricts Of California. Ths frat informa.
ton from The Department was
to tho effect that ths frat and
Fourth Districts Of oAnfotnia and
the District Of Nsvada hid bean consoli.
dated, whereas the fact 10 the First Dis.
trict was left undisturbsd and Chancellor
Harrison retained a. Collector. The only
change made In California was the con
solidation of the Fonrth District with
Nevada, the new District to be known
as the Fourth District Of California.
shsrman's Unhappiness.
WAsnlSaroN, Jane %. - Genera
sherman IL . very unhappy man. A
> high army officer who knows him well
declares that he II not what he seems In
his bluff and hearty interview. In the
tirst place be really hates to give up hi,
position at the head Of the army, Il
has been his sole occupation Againsi
melancholy or bitter do1ssstie disap
pointment. When he 10 settled in st
Louis Mrs. Sherman believes that sht
will win him from the frivolitis'
Of this life and get him Il
find salvation in ths Holy Catholic
Church. In ths iullreGianaof 81. bouil
he may fall prey 70 his wife's per
sistence and for the saksrof peace <,
through the form Of Joining the Chuyeh
Up to the present time Sherman has got
ten along without any religion what
oNcI. no sAiu recoutiJs 10 no
think need any priests crutch will
which to hobble the rest Of my way 4
the grave, but can't tell what may har
pen In the future"
Fatality ~ q Fire.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 28.-Sevsral pc,
sons were killed during the progress Q
fire yesterday In . warehouse on Grit
jewsky Island.
Notab1es.
LONDON, June 26.-At Woman
Rights meeting last night in London
Jacob Bright, NJ. p, presided. Susa
B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Star
ton made addresses.
The Cneertain situstiop.
PARIS, June 26.--Marquis Tssng d.
MES that an agreement has been reaches
between the Frsnch Minister at ShAnghs
and the Chinese commander. Tseng re
afHrms the statement that Chinese troop
are massing on the borders Of Tonquin
He says that China viii not accept an,
Franco-Ansu trsaty that H. opposed !
her sovereign figbts Ia Anai1. Tseng
anxious 70 obtaln Epslsndr good ofhssi