Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-27
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALL.i
Saturdays Train Robbery.


Saturdays Train Robbery
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.-The rail
road officials have telegraphed from here
offering $1,000 for the capture Of each (
the cowboys who robbed the traiii near
Gage station, GU Saturday last, and
$4,000 for the capture Of the wh lie
party. The anioant is divided bttweel
the railroad and express eoapan g..
Further particulars rec, ived here stale
that the robhrs a,e believed To have
made for the San B,rnardiuy mountains
IN Cochise county, AfizJni General
Crook has ordered a cvmplny Of cavalry
to be sent ont in pursuit from Fort Bay
ard and Fort Huachuca. The robbers
did not mol-st the passengers, and the |
shooting Of Engineer Webster is believed |
to have been accidental, when they fired |
q volley over the train. Over sixty men
are now out on their trail. The robbers |
are described as being thoroughly fami-
liar with their business The time and |
place were judiciously selected and had |
they stopped the train the evening pre-
vious, would have secured nearly $780, |
600. The leader of the gang is supposed |
to be the noted desperate John Price,
alias 'Johnny Over The Feuce,"
fvaeuatfon Day In New York.
New YORK, Nov. 26.--The day opened |
with dull. leaden sky. At sunrise the |
forts and ships fired salutes OF u guns.
At nine O'Clock the people took posses.
sion of the streets and every means Of |
conveyance leading down town They |
filed the cars, omnbusses aud carriages
and still the sidewalks on Fourth, Fifth |
and Sixth avenues and Broadway pre-
sented dense mass Of humanity Tue |
decorations were elaborate on The pub |
lie buildings and the club houses, but the
residents OF dwelling houses consented |
themselves with display of the stars |
ard stripes. Occasionally the colors of |
France or Germany mingled with the |
red. white and blue. Ali places Of bust
ness are closed, and the entire popu A. |
ton OF Manhattan and Long Island have
given themselves up to the enjoyment |
Of this patriotic occasion. President
Arthur and Governor Cleveland and |
staff are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. |
Oiher dignitaries from other States are
also present, and included among these
are the Governors Of twelve of the origi- |
nal thirteen States. The display Of |
military promises to be fine.
San Francisee News Budget.
San Francisco, Nov. 26.-Notwith-
standing the precautions which the city |
authorities have been supposed to take,
Chinese iepers manage to lind their way
here. DR.. Foye, OF Tweniy-six street
hospital, reports that two more lepers
had just been admit ed, and two Others
will be brought ia to-day. All of them
have arrived here within the last month.
VIM. Nelson, attorney for Miss Hill,
claiming TO 10 Senator Sharon's wife,
was rotten-egged yesterday while at
tempting to deliver lecture from the
steps of New City Hall on 'sWhat |
know about men and things in San
Francisco"
An actor, known as Professor" Sam
uels, shot his wife last night on the ferry |
steamer, while on their way home to |
Oakland. The wound is not considered
dangerous. The shooting is said to have
resulted from Mrs. Samuels telling him |
she could not longer live with him.
A Remarkable Mission Finished.
San Francisco, Nov. ga CAroni.
Gle special Gays that Mrs. Alexander |
Sullivan. wife of Mr.. Alexander Sulli.
van, OF Chicago, President Of tho Ameri-
can-1rish National League. is about to |
return to the United States. having con-
cuded her somewhat extraordinary mis-
son. Mrs. Sullivan last summer made |
cortract with prominent New York |
publisher, by the terms Of which the |
l.dy was to travel ineognito over the
whole OF Ireland in the capacity Of re- |
porter, making CAREFUL investigation \
into every phase Of Irish life; then to |
travel through France and Belgium, OF |
tanning in the same manner information |
about the French and Belgians for the |
purpose OF publishing "a complete a |
comparison as possible. The lady has
completed her tour and is now in Lon
don on her way home
snow.
PORTLAND, Or. Nov. 20. - Several
inches OF snow fell here last night.
Raising the Wind.
VAsHISGros, Nov 26.-Gen. Rose
Grams has set on foot scheme to organ |
ize Democratic voters OF the country in |
small groups and grand armies with
chief for each division and to collect 20
cents per year from every voter, giving
the campaign committee an annual in |
come Of s.. 800. 900.
A New Orleans Belle Honored.
Nyw YoRR, Nov. 26.--It is said that
Tilden has in prospect an extensive |
yachting trip on the yosemite" The
guests - embark at New Orleans and |
stes. !, Havana and other attractive
90 a ports. The favored guest, in |
w 4 L. a.. l. =
stanffer, of New Orleans.
Wanted-Apaehe scaIps.
CHrnUAHuA, Mex, Nov. 26-Gov.
Terrazas has offered bounty of $3.50 |
for every male Apache scalp brought in.
he Is determined to exterminaie the |
thieving and numbering savages.
nrrcverent Ben Butler.
Bosros, Nov. 26.--Ben Buffers
Thanksgiving proclamation. owing to it's
irreverence, was not read from the |
Protestant pulpits.
The Egyptian situation.
CAIRO, Nov. 8.--The latest reports
from Soudan confirm the news Of the de-
feat of Hicks Pasha. The panic at |
khartoum is increasing. owing to ru-
fnors that El-Mahdi with large force Is
advancing upon that city and has cut off
all supplies Of grain. Official advioes,
while not confirming these rumors, admit
that Europeans are leaving Khartoum
in boats. Two transports with guard
arms leave Suez tomorrow for Suakim.
Baker Pasha will probably command the
expedition. Plans are being prepared
for the Notifications Of Assouan on the
right bank Of the Nile.
A Rich Find.
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