Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-26
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALb.I
steamer Passengers

DAN hANCtSSos July 90 hc ioiio"
ing is list of passengers per steamer
Ancon for Los Angeles. w r Patton,
w H Norris and wife, s Evans, $ IL
Wood, Mrs A Frost aud two daughters,
W. Freed, w H SchilliDg, c ) Vache.
ON Raney and wife, B Rietan, Cas-
kins, Mrs N w Pond, Il H Jackson
and wife, NJ Santee, G Haylock, A c
Stevens, Mrs NJ A Downey, c Wagner,
A Dohs. E 0 Verchiner, F w Frances.
To lConsider the strike.
PHILADELPHIA, July pa special
meeting Of the Philadelphia Maritime
Exchange to consider the interruption
to business caused by the telegraph
strike has been called for Friday next.
shot on Suspicion.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Richard Curnor,
Q private Waterman, shot and mortally
wounded Myer Franks, boy IL years
old, last evening and gave as an excuse
that the boy was in too close proximity
to a railroad car containing watermeloHs.
The Waterman is under arrest.
Is This Trues
CHICAGO, July 25.--All the wires of
the Western Union Company on the
Wisconsin and Milwaukee divisions of
the Chicago and North Western railroad
were cut at II as last night at points
about six miles distant from the city.
The breaks were discovered and the
wires are working all right again this
morning.
Infringing a Patent.
PHILADELPHIA, July pa cable rail-
way company Of California has filed a
bill Of equity against the Union Passen-
ger Railway Company Of this city, ask
ing for an injunction restraining the use
Of patented improvements in the new
cable road, to which that company claims
to be solely entitled. It also asks for
damages.
Novel Scene mt n Prize Fight.
WnKEsBARRE, Pa. July pa des-
perate prize fight for five hundred dol
lars was fought near Nianicotte last
evening. The principals were Paddy
O'Brien, a saloon keeper, and Mike
Breeze. The men fought according to
the rules of the Marquis OF Queensbury.
Eleven rounds were fought when q
crowd of women broke into the ring and,
brandishing knives and pistols, put
stop to the fight.
Sioux Festival.
ROSEBUD AGENCY, Dakota, July IS.
The special annual Sun Dance of the
Sioux Indians, occurred yesterday after
noon at camp near that agency, about
l000 nj all
parts of the reservation and also o num-
Der of white visitors. Fifteen warriors
entered for the dance after having
tasted four days before entering upon
it. Their bodies were all frightfully
lacerated according to the usages OF
the tribe in testing the game qualities
Of the participants. 1t is probable that
this will be the last time the Sun Dance
will be permitted, as strong efforts will
be made to have the Government inter-
dict the barbarous custom.
soldiers Reunion.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-The Lexing-
ton (Ky.). reunion of John Morgan
Confederate Command is now in pro-
gress here. Several hundred members
of that notable force are now in camp
in tents furnished by the War Depart
ment. Jefferson Davis was invited but
sent letter saying that ill-health pre-
vented him from attempting the fatigue
Of 80 long journey aud the excitement
of so joyous an occasion, he continued:
The name OF your association is elo-
quently commemorative OF daring deeds
performed; of dire suffering borne and
barbarous indignities inflicted on men
who had braved and struggled in an un-
equal combat to vindicate the rights their
fathers lett them" The daughter of G en-
eral Morgan is among the guests. Adj
dresses were made yesterday by Frank
Walters, Gen. Preston, Gen. Duke, ex-
Gov. McCreary, Gen. Jno. s. Williams
and others. At night Rev. w. II. Jones,
of Richmond, Va, gave O lecture on the
Boys in Grey. The reunion continues
to-day.
Reported Conflict.
CAIRO, July 25.-It is rumored that
an affray took place yesterday between
English and French marines and that
several were killed and wounded.
Mail Increasing.
LAREDO, July 20. Inc Mexican mail
has SO increased lately that it Is neces-
sary now. in order to properly dispatch
it, to close the Laredo Postoffice two
hours in the middle Of the day.
Meeting or the Emperors.
VIENNA, July % The Emperor OF
Germany and Emperor Of Austria will
meet at Ischel, not at Gasteim, where il
has all along been understood they
would come together. Count Kalnoky,
Austro- Hungarian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, will leave Vienna for Ischel.
The Cholera Plague.
LONDON, July 25. 1t is reported that
quarantine has been enforced against all
vessels arriving from ports infected with
cholera. A dispatch to the TIMES says
that the number OF deaths from cholerf
at Mouzurah yesterday was 10, ut Chi
bin, 10; Teaftny, "a; Meyall, 43; Ghizeh
95; Tantah, 10; 2S4 deaths occurred a
Cairo within twelve hours.
A Snake and Fish Fight.