Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-23
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salssu Girl shot
SAN FfkS6s0o. Mach 2l.-This eve
Ing : :hdStes sfray occurred in y
in the death Of joss cyprianc Sanche
Mexicai and the probable fat
woundinsa : Young girl named elal
A. Rehnix. The girl is aged Is yeal
and formerly resided with her parent
In Portland, Oregon. She had bee
employed for the past two months at
saloon In the capacity of waitress. Froi
a statement made by Miss Rennix afts
tho shooting, Il appears there had bee
very intitnsfS leh6ons betweap herse
and Sanehes fdf the past nine months
She stated that SAnchex was her hui
band or was shortly to marry her. Sar
chex, il appears, was very jealou
and to thst fact alone the TRACED
Il attributable. This evening Sanche
entered The tsloon whefs the girl wa
employed add Md to her: II want yo
to leave this plxcs." She said: "a
right; but give me time to get m
clothes" She started to the back en-
Of the saloon to get her cloak. when Sar
chez drew pistol and commenced I
shoot at her. She cried out, ooh, don
shoot me-" The first shot took effect i
her left hand; the second struck her i
the back, and ranging forward came on
at thS breast. Just q Sanchez fired tn
third Alsot she fell to the floor and til
hall missed her. The barkeeper, who ha
witnessed the shooting. shouted to San
chez to stop that firing" but the latte
paid no heed to the command. Turnin
the smoking muzzle against his lei
breast he fired the fourth shot. Tn
ball passed directly through his heart
killing him instantly. The girl was rt
moved TO the Receiving Hospital, wher
she now lies in very critical condition
The wounds are not necessarily fatnl
but regarded very serious. Nothing
known OF the antecedents Of Sanchez
Better thar he Deserved.
sAs FRAxcrsco, March 22.-Th
ChroHicis Of Margboroagh, Queensland
has an account Of the arrival there Q
Bernard Gilfoy, Of Buffalo, N. Y, VIII
left San Francisco August 10, 1882. i
an eighteen-foot dory for Australia. Tn
voyage proved prosperous until the lai
tar part, when his boat cApsixed and b
lost his instrumental. his provisions wer
damaged and he was picked up by
coaster on January 18th, q hundred an
sixty miles from the coast of Queenslan
In an exhausted condition.
A cup Or Cold Poison.
SAs FRAxc1soo, March ,2.-Georg
Ellis, . native OF Germany, took dos
Of strychnins yesterday evening an
died after several hours Of untold agony
He alleged domestic troubles drove hir
TO the deed.
Nexiean Mining Massacre.
TonBsroSE. March PA party I
Americans, comprising Capt. Thorndyks
L. II. Page, Joseph Bowman and Ramo
McGowan, from the Providence min.
6onol1, were attacked in camp Tuesda
morning. near La Cansnea, by band I
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Mesicsns' VINO opened nre from an an
push a ngns ensued, IN which rag
va woundeo. Inc Americans wef
ovsrmAt cned snd scastered. inorndyk
men have not yet returned. 1t is feare
they are msssscrso'
salt Lake Matters.
sAtr r.rr CRY M.rch q I'll
Denver q Rio Grsnde track ia completes
to Green River. But thirteen miles {
track remain to be laid to complete til
connection between Salt Lake and Der
vsr. This gap will be closed Thursda
next
A Mormon Church organ announces
70 De the intention OF the Church to r,
in ne courts and to 6ebt tbe Edmund
law AZ every point
...
sssery.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Secretar
Folger has returned. His covering wit
profound md m @ 2 couple Of days sa
the taik moi aItocether new to the =
feet that the Secretary's mind i nc
unite 10 sound as before lat Noyembel
That unfortunate Gubernatroial can
psien did make : change with him. II
Used q be ! model Of civility in his il
tercourse with the Official and unotiicil
public. He listened attentively I
those VINO had representations 70 max