Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
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Mining stocks.
SAN Francisco, March Virginia,
Soc; Mexican, 80; Ophir, $21s; Eureka,
$4A; Overman, zoe; Crown Point 90cl
Belcher, $50; Savage, SIX.
Markets.
SAN Francisco, March 3l.--Flour, l0c
lower. Wheat, quiet, steady. Barley,
lower; spot, 81. 20; April, Sl.l94; May,
$l.20; buyer. season, Sl.2lt.
CeIton Crops and Rain.
CoLToy, CAL, March 3l.-The rain
which commenced falling here on the
28th has continued with short intervals
till now, aud the indications are favor
able for more. Up to the present time
there has fallen 2.40 inches, which
makes this the heaviest rainfall for years
in this valley. The crops are looking
exceedingly well. Farmers and stock
men are jubilant, and the indications are
that this section Of the State will have
the best season for many years.
A sensible Mans View.
San FRANcIsco, March 3O.-Alfred
Tobin, q gentleman Of this city, has just
returned from an extended visit to Mex
leo and Arizona, during which he had
an opportunity of judging of the trouble
at present existing with the murderous
Apaches. He says in connection with
the persistent annoyance 10 which the
white settlers are subjected, that the
finest land In Arizona is wholly at the
mercy Of the savages, who refuse TO
allow any improvements to be mads
upon them and which are wholly valne-
less from lack Of cultivation. This is
particularly the case ct the headwaters
of the Yacqui river where the land is COW
cred with vegetation and which might
under the influence OF whites be trans
formed into Towering fields. Naturally
they feel incensed at the refusal Of the
Indians TO allow any progress TO be made
in thus direction. Referring to the state.
ment made by Gen. Crook that the In.
dians on San Carlos reservation were
meek as church lambs and under no pre-
tense could be induced to violate their
allegiance to the Great Chief, he said the
utter falsity Of that statement Is proved
by an accident which recently occurred
during. his trip up the Sonora
road. A fight had taken place
between some Mexicans and band Of
Apaches in which four of the latter
were killed. Examination of the bodies
disclosed the fact that these Indians be.
longed to Crooks proteges as the blankets
worn by them were marked with tag
which Is alike TO Indians Of San Carlos
agency. To such an extent had whites
been exasperatsd that they formed
themselves into secret society for the
avowed purpose of determination of the
Apsches and pledge themselves to shoot
every mothers son Of them on sight and
thus effectually put an end to further
trouble from that source.
Rabid Reds.
LoRDsBuR0, N. NJ, March 3l.-A
Richmond. New Mexico. special says:
]. H. Carroll, an old pioneer of this Ter
ritory and resident Of the Gila valley,
was surrounded by q band of Indians
about four miles north of the Carlisle
mine just before dark last night. By
abandoning his horse he managed to
escape into the rocls and made his way
to Richmond ON foot distance of twelve
miles. Four pack animals with full
packs Of Indian goods came into Shaks-
peare last night. Three of the horses
were branded J. w. f., and are supposed
to have strayed from Indians passing
east of this place.
rs'Threstenings.
CHICAGO, March 3l.-Considerable
excitement is created in telegraph circles
this morning by making public the fact
that secret session of the Brotherhood
Of Telegraphers had recently been held
here when memorial was drawn up, TO
be presented to the Board of Directors
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, setting forth the operators griev
ances and asking for an amelioration Of
the same. In case the petition is not
received In fayorable manner by the
authorities of the telegraph company,
the Executive Board OF the Telegraphers
Brotherhood Il empowered to call a
strike of the fraternity and that all go
out promptly within three days. After
present action Q petition to headquar-
ters. it is stated, is also to be made; the
date is secret, but not far distant.
Accident on the Rail.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-A landslide
near Mason, on the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, which threw train from the
track, did not result fatally to any pas.
sengers, but many were injured. Two
sleeping cars rolled down q steep EN-.
bankment and were badly wrecked. The
ladies' car did not leave the track but
was subsequently burned. Very few
escaped without some injury. A.. s.near
as can be ascertained, forty passengers
were more OF less wounded. 1t is feared
that two will die from their injuries.
Nine others are very seriously hurt.
The wounded are being carefully pro-
vided for.
A. r. Il =. r. II. n. Earnings.
BosToS, March 3l.-Advance sheets
Of the annual report of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad show that
the system now comprises $500 miles;
net earnings. SO, 42l 900; TO which, il
added receipts for rentals, land grants
and income ON bonds, would make the
aggregate net receipts 81, $50 600; div.
idends paid, 50, 1926, 900; surplus for the
year, $l,0Ss, $50; no floating debt.
Geneva Award and Insurance
Companies.
WASHINGTON, March 30.--Insurancs
companies are beginning to file suits il
the Court of Claims to recover amounts
due under the Geneva award. There ar,
great number Of suits. 1t is expected
Congress will refuse to pay unless tn,
companies show they lost more than they
made by taking war risks.
Not Hurt SO BADLY.
CIyoINNATI, March 3l.--Mrs. j. w
Seaver, Of Boston, who was reported Sc