Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22
HERALD,
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san Francisco Notes.

SAN FRANcrsco, June 2l.--N. N
Luce, Of this city, transferred yesterday
to the Southern Oregon improvement,
Company all his interests in the Southern
Railway and Transportation Company
Of Roseburg. The property transferred
Is valued at quarter Of million dol
lars.
President Soto, Of Honduras. will ad-
dress meeting of the members of the
Chambers Of Commerce and Board OF
Trade tomorrow afternoon.
bisappeinted stage ROBBERS.
HELENA, M. r., June 2l.-Ths Butte
coach with eight passengers. fse men
and three women, was stopped by two
road agents this side Of the Boulder
mountains, about 28 miles from Helena,
at four O'Clock yesterday. The passen-
gers were searched but only about $25
was taken. One Of the women had S700.
The passengers were covered by revolv-
ers. John B. Reed, city editor Of the
Butte Daily Aountafn and the Montana
Mining Commissioner to the Denver Ex.
position. was passenger. He gave up
only a dollar and half but had 5000
hidden in an inside pocket, which was
not discovered. The robbers took the
treasure-box from the coach but 1t is not
known how much money there was in IL.
A valuable watch was taken from pas
senger but returned again.
Senator Sherman is here.
A Terrible Confederation
SALT LAKE, June 2l.-Early this morn
ing fire broke out in Clawson's wagon
depot and communicated to the old
Council House and Savage's art gallery,
which were entirely consumed. A short
time after the fire broke out terrible
explosion occurred in Arsenal Hall, sew
eral yards away. The buildings through
out the city were shaken aud near the
scene Of the fire the wreck was complete
Plate glass windows, sashes and doors
were blown In the sidewalk covered with
glass for two blocks. The estimated loss
from the breakage Of glass on Main
street alone Is over $4,000. Several
men were injured by broken glass. but
50 far as known no one seriously. The
total loss is estimated at $l00, 900.
Chinaman LIbeled.
NEW YoRK, June 2l.-Wong Chin
Foo. editor Of the Chinese-Ansrican. is
in jail on charge Of libel, brought
against him by Chan Pond Tipp. The
plaintiff was referred to in Foo's paper
u . criminal and a thief. He wants
$4,000 damages.
Driving Them to Emlxrate.
BERLIN, June 2l.-Numerous Hol.
landers residing in the Prussian district
Of viersen, on the Dutch frontier, who
have recently reached the military age.
have been notified that they must be-
come Prussian subjects or leave the
country within six weeks.
The star Route Ghost That VIII
not Down.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-The Sun printi
letter from ex-senator Dorsey to hii
friend H. c. Dickinson, In which ht
eives what he calls "a Collected History
81 the Efforts to Destroy him." Dorsey
says the original fight was wholly polit
ical. He writes: 1.-THE published cor
respondence between Garfield and myself
shows the reasons for the animus Of my
enemies in his Cabinet"
A Gambiing Palace.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-The latest ant
most successful attempt to open q gam
bling hell at Long Branch is now fairly
under way. It e Phil Dslly's enter
prise and is the first deliberate attempt
In this country to initiate the luxuriou:
sporting houses q Baden and othel
European spas and to entice American
women to initiate the practices Of Con
tinental fashionables. Anything more
unique and glittering than this so.callet
clubhouse has not been seen in th'
country.
Deeisien Against Banks.
MONTREAL, June 2l.-Tho Supreme
Court has decided that Lardouin Lion
aise, as the executor Of his wife's will
had no right to indorse notes for his son
who subsequently failed. A number o
local banks which discounted the note
to the aggregate Of 81, 900, 900 are likel,
to lose their advances.
Mexican Matters.
CRY OF Mexico, June 20.-Congres
adjourned yesterday. Its most importan
acts were the authorization Of the Presi
dent to settle the national debt, a
amendment to the Constitution to be sui
mitted to the States, giving control 0
mining and commercial laws to the Fed
eral Congress, and several railroad grants
the most important Of which gives tn
charter, with the subvantion, to til
State of Michoacan over the route I
when the Mexican National Railroa
has forfeited its charter, after spendin
large sums in construction.
The Flsed Sod Rampant.
BERLIN, June 2l.-Floods in Silesi
were attended with water spout
by which large part Of the town
Hirschberg was submerged and hous'
in the adjacent villages flooded. III
railway near Saltzberg was washe
away and number OF cattle perishe'
Dispatches from Breslau state that du
ing the last twenty-four hours IL
rise in the river Weisse
the town Of that name has bee
most alarming, the water having reacht
the highest mark known since 1872
The Evangelical school and churc
two barracks and part Of the postofR,
are submerged. Disastrous foods al
also reported In Bohemia and Moravi
The Danube is expected TO overflow
banks shortly, as the river Jun and u
...,,.ufoss,I ofroor,s aro riainU rapidl