Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-04

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SAN BERSARDrNo, CAL. April g.
Rain commenced falling about midnight
and has continued since with slight in
termissions and OF times comes in tor
rents. The change in the appearance Of
the whole valley is most gratifying.
Every part Of il is soaked. Business
men arena longer in doubt. The past
week has increased their sales fifty per
cent.
Match sf News from an andian
Captive.
CHrdxoo. ApfiI 3.--A San Carlos sps-
cial Mys that Lisut. Davis hes Furnished
the following information: The Indian
captured here this forenoon is Bariotish,
of Eskiosh's band. He says: l left the
Chiricahuas three days ago. There are
two bands in Arizona with
twenty. five men, and Gerommos with |
eighty men, Juh was left Ia the Basuco |
Mountains, MEXICO, with three men and
five wpmen. Loco is in q stronghold
-four days march southeast from Casa
lGrande, with fourteen men, rerpnants Of
Victories band, and all the women Of
the bands now out Of Matched.
.Cochee't ON, is.with Chato. Two bands |
left camp iinl Me1ieo twenty-five days
ago One came to the MILESTONE
Mountains, near Tombstone; others |
came into Afixona further east. Hei
left fie hand near Pueblo vpjo. They |
intended 70 20 north to the Mogalon
Mountains. Tonight they 20 south to
a place where Col. Garcia had q fight
last year. These Indians are all from |
San Carlos reservation, except fourteen |
of Victories old band. They left the
reservation q year ago. These |
are all the Indians in Mexico ON
the warpath controlled by Gerommss
Loco lives apart from them. The major
ity want TO return to the reservation.
and Loco il anxious 10 surrender, but the |
Others will not let him. The Indian
captured is ironsd and in the guard
shouse. (Signed) DAVIS,
Lieutenant Commanding.
sSeannStss Inquiry.
'WAsHIsaroN, April 8 The Jesnnette
Court Of InQuiry met at noon aud fire.
man Bartlett testified that he had NO
charge to lsy or special oommentation to
DfFsr regarding any officer or man. Mel
vile made Asborough search for missing
parties as we'll as search could be made
under any circumstances. The Judge
Advocate stated he had received a tels-
gram from d. T. Collins, of Min
neapolis, who stated he had not
been notified Of the arrival Of Bartlett
that he had mailed list of questions TO
be asked Oh behalf Of his bTother and re-
quested the Court to wait until reaeipt
OF his communication as he insisted upon
full and thorough examination. The
Court thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow when letter will probably be
received from Dr. Collins. The presi-
dent Of the, Court directed other sur.
vivors be instructed to remain here until
examined upon questions to be sub
mitted by Collins.
Cattle Breeders Dsslness.
CxrYHssE, Wyoming, April 3.-The
:. ssntk annual meeting of the Wyoming
: 9tock< Growers Association is being held.
The setort Of the executive cornmittee
. show that last year two hundred and
twsnty tkousand head Of beef cattle was
inspected, an increase Of so. 900 over the
previous year. Also about 1000 head
/, were killed by the U. P. X. R. The re-
f, port further shows that herds Of breed |
/, ing cattle are selling at twenty-five per
,.cept higher than last year and thirty
million dollars Of Scotch and English
eeapitAl has been invested during the
year In Wyoming. Texas Pan Handle
drives from the west have ceased. Thost
from Texas are greatly diminished.
Eieetions In Ohio.
CIscrssArI, April 2.--But FIVE pre-
cincts OF sixty in the city yet fully re-
ported. These show Republican gains.
Unofficial reports gathered at the Lincoln
Club indicate that the voting Is close
between Sadler and Stephens for Mayor.
The Commerc iai Gazsffe's special says
the Republicans have elected the candi-
date at Fostoria, Lebanon, Van Vert,
Gallon aud London. "A divided ticket 4
elected at Mansfield, Pomeroy. Newark
and Akron. The Democrats elect the
entire ticket ct Chillicothe and Findlay.
Xenia elected Democratic Solicitor.
Col. Fsrsythe After the Indians,
DENVER, April IA Separ. N. NJ.
special OF the Posi- says: Col. forsythe
followed the Indians from the Southern
Pacific Railroad crossing into the
.Chiricahua Mountains in Arizona, near
Cottonwood Springs. The Indians at
tackled Q wagon containing ranchmens
supplies and wounded two men, after
which they took to the hills, where the
soldiers are unable to follow the trail.
Col. Forsythe will remain there several
days scouting the surrounding country.
FIeed in Utah.
SALT LAKE, April 3.-This mornings
Herald advices are that the Hoods In
Bear Lake Valley washed out SIX bridges
on the Oregon short line, temporarily
impeding the running Of trains. They
will soon be repaired. The first through
train over the Rio Grande brings two
hundred Mormon converts. They are
expected to-day.
A New Departure.
Sr. LOUIS, April 2.-The Legislature
passed bill that no railroad company
in this State shall advance freights with
out first giving twenty days notice Of
the proposed change, by posting the new
schedule in three conspicuous places on
each Of its freight and passenger depots
The penalty for violation is five hundred
dollars.
Evansville Goes DemocratIe.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 2.-The indi.
cations at this hour are that the whole
Democratic city ticket and four, or per-
haps five, out of seven Councilmen are
elected.
A Mig Explosion.
HARTFORD, April "A double
powder mill at Hazardville blew up this
afternoon. 1t contained 400 pounds Of
powder. No loss Of life reported. The
pecuniary loss is trihing.
Felger's Eyes.
wAsHrSorox, April .. 3.--Secretary Fol-
ger Il now undergoing special treatment
on account Of the condition OF his eyes.
He viii b. confined to the house for two
or three days.