Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
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4 Fsssl Garbage Accident.


SAN BuxsAvESTUHA. Nov. "a. =
While $. s. Atchison and his wife were
driving over the Conejo grade, twenty
miles from here, their team, became
frightened and ran off, throwing them
both out, aud killiog Mrs. Aicnison IN
stantly, her neck being broken. Mr..
Atchison was so seriously injurned thai
that be Is not expected t, live Coro
ner X P. Grant held an inquest on the
remains Of the lady ysstertay.
Col. > g. Logaa Dead.
SAN FRAxcIsco. Nov % Nsws has
beeen received If the death Of Colonel
James q. Logan. of this city. at Kings
ton. New Mexico, yesterday. He died
from the effects Of broken leg. having
been one Of the passengers on the stage
coach overturned on Tuesday last. The
deceased was ON old resident Of Califor-
mia and formerly an associats In business
with Governor Perkins at oroville.
TAs Fight for speaker.
WAsHIxerox, Noy. 24--The contest
for the Speakership grows warm. Ran
dali was yesterday oloseted for an hour
with John Roach, the ship builder. w.
W. Eaton, Of Connecticut, declares him
selt strongly against tariff agitation as
being q forerunner Of Democratic defeat.
General Mcclellan has written to w.
N. springer expressing surprise that any
Illinois Democratic member should hes
itate to support him, There Is consid.
srable talk about Mr.. Morrison as Com
promise candidate. Mr.. Carlisle expects
% fscsivs the votes Of all the Illinois
Qsmocrsts except Messrs. Riggs and
Nsees.
An Inpsrtant Question.
wAsHINoros, Nov. "a An official
in the War Depart nent states that Gen.
Phil Sheridan proposes to have settled
It the optaiArt by the President and Cab
INST whether he or the Secretary Of War
is In command Of the army. Should
they not decide be will refer the matter
to Congress. Sheridan thinks that as
ths General Of the Army receives over
doubls the salary received by the Sec
rotary Of War, be should be mo Q
ttar . chief clerk to him which
Esll hs would be II Obliged to recognize
she Secretary as In command.
what wyening Wants
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.--M. &. Post, Of
Cheyenne, Delegate to Congress from
Wyoming, Is here on his way TO Wash
Hgtop. A reporter met him last night
aud Poet said: "The most important
thing we will ask for is thst the same
privileges Ia regard to timber land shall
Be given our Territory as Others enjoy.
Wyoming is about the only placs where
settlers ore not permitted to secure titles
on timber lands. Another thing will
ssk h that we be. given bestor msil faeii-
gs,ss Thirdly ana la1tly,' | Wilt ask Tor
hew government buildings IN Cheyenne
and the rebuilding Of Forts Russell aud
Laramie"
4 Fatal Row In New Jersey.
lRIeH1os, n. j., Noy. "a. "A Demo
cratic politician named ]. L. Van syckle
ihot Editor Johu Cheeseman in the
brsast, whersupon the wounded man
thfSy his sssailant down and beat him
ie fatal desrsp.
MiiisA by Rsek BLASTING. =.
EnIoRAxT GAP, Nov. 24.-John Lee.
prsPtietor Of the Crystal Lake quarry.
while marking car Of stone for ship
msnt was struck by rock from blast.
wmoh knocked the whole top Of his
skall of, killing him instantly.
ANenereus Krideereem.
NEA 4oxx, Now 24.LFather Nc.
pJ%eli, Of New York, who otficiated ai
& Patricks Cathedral at the wedding
Il Aaurics B. Flynn and Miss Florence
q Ness, rsosiysd q aheck for s5boO.
rhe 1eginning Of aostilities.
LoSpos, Nov. 24.-A dispatch from
Hong Kong says that the news froun
Haip Hong Is that 5000 Chinese attack
Cd Haid Zuong on the l7th inst, The
French garrison. supported by the gun
bosts, maintained the position. The
engagement lasted from o A. NJ
until r. NJ, when the Chinese retreat
cd. The loss of the French land force
WIS twelve killed and wounded.
French gua-boat had her hull pierced In
several places and eight Of her crew
wounded. The news iroM the iorth o.
China u that; secret treaty exists be
tween the Chinese and the Black Flags
Chinese fsinforcsments continue to ar
hvsat Canton. War with France is re
Rarded as inevitable.
Assb y cot = Reward ynHssked
IoNpos, Nov. 34.-The errest yester
day Of the Socialist, Wolff, and the cap
tpre OF two internal machines, was tn
result Of q conspiracy on the part o
WolR and q Frenchnan named Halde
rsane 70 obtain the reward expected Il
be paid the informer. The Frenchmal
bad undertaken that role, An investi
CATION shows the conspirators had rela
tions with the police and made all ar
rangements thought necessary to prov,
Socialist plot to destroy the Germal
Embassy.
The Egyptian Disaster.
BERLIN. Nov. M.--The defeat Q
Hicks Pasha by Egyptian rebels ha
shused painful sensation here, es eiph
German ofiicers were with the Egypiial
expedition. 1t is the unanimous oplnio
that England cannot withdraw he
6oursss from Egypt. That she mus
syenas the murder Of Commander Mor
srieE Consul Of Suakim, and others wh
we're active opponents Of the slave trade
Hicks Fasha's Defeat CONFIRMED
CAlso, Nov. 24.--Colonsl Caltloga
With Hicks PashA has telegraphed fror
Khartoum to General Sir Evelyn Woo
confirming the previous reports Of th
disaster 10 Hicks Pasha's army. In
tense excitement prevail everywhere |
Egypt. The country Is not safe abov
the second cataract Of the Nile.
An Anti-German Demonstration
PRAGUE, Nov. PA violent ant
German demonstration took place hey
upon the OCCASION Of the opening OF tn
Ckech Theater In this city last night, an
was only suppressed by the united effort
Of the police and military.