Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALl,.l
In a EIoarIshing Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-The re-
port Of the Jewish Orphan Asylum and
Home Society was read at the annual
meeting yesterday and shows the Society
to be in iourisliing condition.
Ex-Lieut. Governor ChiIIis Dead.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. PA private
dispatch was received last evening an
nouncing the death at Myrtle Creek,
Oregon, of x-Eeutenant Governor Chill
lis Of this State. The deceased was one
of the menwho came to the front in the
Republican party In 1861 and helped to
retain California in the Union. He was
elected Lieutenant Governor in that year
ON the same ticket with Leland STAN
ford. AT the close of his term he went
to Nevada, where he amassed large
fortune, but lost it in unfortunate spec
ulations. He is said to have died in
destitute circumstances.
Foote in an Open Letter.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 24--Railroad
Commissioner Foote has a fve-colunn
letter in the Eraminer this morning in
reply to the open letter addressed to
him by Hon. S. NJ. White. OF Los Angeles,
calling upon foote to give publicity to
the actions Of the Board Of Railroad
Commissioners, as duty he owed 10 the
people OF the State. Mr.. Foote's letter
/. a review of The work done. stating
that. in his opinion, the reductions
made on fares are so slight MS to be inn
material and that ON freights the reduc-
tions made were equivalent to none at
all.
a Drunken Brute's Crime.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. "a. = Denis
O'Neil, wood turner in the employ
OF the West Coast Furniture Company,
in drunken fit threw lighted coal oil
lamp at his wife last night. The lamp
exploded and the oil being spattered on
her clothing set it on fire, burning the
face and arms of Mrs. 0'Neil in alright
full manner. The top Of her head was
badly cut by the broken lamp. The
man was arrested and his wife conveyed
to the hospital where it was found that
her injuries were very serious and may
prove fatal.
The Result OF Political Quarrel.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. 2t-Sidney
Hall, an Assemblyman and Wharfnger
at the Vallejo street wharf in this city,
fired three bullets into james Neil, a
member Of the Democratic County Com
Inittee, last night. The shooting was
the result Of an old political quarrel, ag-
Gtavatcd by severe scoring which Neil
gave Hall at the Howard Club rooms |
yesterday morning. About half.
past seven in the evening Hall
encountered Neil on Third street, |
AMI with the words, I've got |
you now. opened fire Officers rushed |
to the rescue and disarmed Hall. Neil's
friends were quickly on the spot, and |
but for the arrival OF more policemen,
Hall would have been strung to the first
lamp-post, 40 great was the exciicment |
and feeling against him Neirs wounds
are not serious and none are sx,ected
to prove fatal. Hall was released on
81, 600 cash bail.
Ravagcs OF the Fever.
GuAyMAs, Sept. 2f.--M. p. Adams,
cashier of the Sonora Railroad Company,
has died OF the fever. This makes iif-
teen belonging to that company who
have died from the same disease. rrz5sl3
a Rocket Factory Goes Up.
LONDON, Sept. of.-Thc rocket. fac
tory at the arsenal Of Woolwich explod-
ed to-day. Many buildings We're de-
stroyed and the loss Of life is serious.
Quarantine Removed.
tiIeRALrAR, Sept. 81. The Governor
has issued an order removing quarantine
upon vessels arriving from Eastern ports |
where cholera has been prevailing.
Following sser Trusbnnd's slayer.
LoNDos. Sept. 24.-The steamer Garth |
Castle, from Cape Town. with Mrs. |
Carey and other witnesses OF the murder |
OF James Carey. hasarrivcd at Plymouth. |
The detectives who have Mrs. Carey in |
charge will not allow her to be seen.
Found Guiity of Treason.
DURHAM, Sept. "a. --'rhe rsbeiIious
chiefs Mampoer and Mnpoch, who were
defeated by the Boer general .ioubert |
and captured early in August, have
been tried at Pectoria, funnd guilty Of |
treason and sentenced 10 death.
a ifu-sinn Sensation.
SAN FRAScEsco, Sept. PA Chroai |
Gle special from London by cable says
that the Emperor of Russlas famous |
ride through the streets Of Moscow on |
the occasion Of his coronation was |
sham, and that he was impersonated by |
an officer OF the Imperial Guard made |
up to resemble him. The fears for his |
safety by the secret police were too
much for him, and he consented to the |
deception. The secret is said TO have |
been discovered by officials attached to |
the British Special Embassy, who have
not wholly maintained the silence en-
Joined upon them.
The Fight on Willard stock.
New YORK, Sept 2i.-The week |
opens with renewed depression in VIII |
lard shares and lower prices all around.
Oregon Transcontinental is down to 50,
against SO at the close on Saturday. |
Northern Pacific sold down q to 32a and |
preferred "a to 643. The decline in |
other stocks ranged from to I. II is |
said the Northern Pacific Company will |
issue S25, 600. 900 debenture six per cent, |
TO complete the road, furnish additional |
equipments, take care of floating debt, |
esc.
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