Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-06
EASTERN.
sterling Exchange and Ron DIS.

Buertlng E&chunSe ahu hOu"S.
New YORK, Nov. 5.--Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, S4.S2; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, 81. .S4i; U.
S. AS of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l4s;
U. s. A. OF 1907, interest quarterly,
Sl2la; U. S. 3s, Sl.00f; Western Union
Telegraph, 7Ss.
Collision on the Tiio 6rande Rail-
road.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. "a collision
occurred last evening ut Thistle Creek,
on the Rio Grande road, between two
freight trains. Both engines were de-
moished, and one OF the hremen had
both feet crushed, 1t was caused by the
carelessness of the dispatchers in Salt
Lake City, and resulted in their dis
charge by the company.
Race Riot imminent in Riehm0nd
Military Dispatched to Dan
VILE.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5. Excitement
here for the past few days has been in
tense, particularly since the riot in Dam
Vile. While n collision between whites
and blacks in Richmond is not very
likely, yet the feeling is such that it will
require but slight hostile movement to
precipitate riot. The whites are max
ing every preparation. The members of
the First Virginia Regiment are under
orders from Mayor Covington to hold
themselves in readiness for an emergency,
and $50 special police have been sworn
in for duty tomorrow. In anticipation
of further disturbances in Danville, and
upon representations made to Governor
Cameron, ne this evening issued orders
for the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Captain Andrew Pizzini, and section
OF the Richmond Howitzers, Captain Il.
G.. Bosher, to proceed to that city. The
Richmond military will leave at IL
O'Clock tonight, under command of
Major IL. C. Carter, who, after arrival
at Danville, will assume command OF all
the military there. He will report to
the Mayor and City Senate of Danville.
Fatal Cyclone ut Springfield. Mo.
KANSAS CRY MOI, Nov. "a dis
astrous tornado visited Springfield Mis-.
souri late this afternoon. 1t is reported
that five persons were killed and thirty
or more wounded, and one hundred
houses in the northern part OF the city
damaged or destroyed. The wires are
Frustrated and particulars, probably,
will not be obtainable until q late hour.
The status at DanviIie, Virginia.
DANyILLE, Va, Nov. 5.-The city re-
mains under the control of the military.
Mayor Johnston has issued procama.
ton, in which he says that all good citi-
zens deprecate the present disturbed con-
dition of the city, and earnestly desire
the restoration of peace and good order.
He has appointed eleven special consta-
bles for each ward, and called into SER
vice the Danville Grays as military CO.
adiutors of this special constabulary.
He says further: so complete and reli-
able is this arrangement for the preser-
vation of peace and the protection of the
town that feel fully warranted in as
suring my fellow-citizens that peace and
good order will be maintained. l there
fore call upon good citizens to resume
their usual avocations and cease appear.
ing upon the streets armed with shot
guns and other weapons, and thus, by
| quiet conduct and conversation, things
which make for peace. aid and assist me
and the other authorities of the town in
| restoring peace and good order, as all
| good citizens should do.
Mormon missionaries to the In
dians.
SALT LAKE, Nov. Opposite s. Brig.
ham young and Heber j. Grant are now
in Colorado en- route to New Mexico and
Arizona to preach the doctrines of Nor
monism to the Indians, who are being
rapidly converted.
California Fruits In Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The California
fruit market is steady. Winter nellis,
S3@S4; beure d'Alencon, $3.50; Apl
moroccan, SO 50@Si; Easter beurre, 80 go
@s3.25; Bell or pound, S2.25@S3. 25;
California plums, Sl75@S2; grapes, To-
kay, per crate, SS.75@S525 Muscat,
S5@5.2 .25; black, S4@s5.
Corrected Proportions Of Fares.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--General Passenger
Agent Go odman. Of the Central Pacific,
has issued supplementary circular, in