Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-28
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. 4len. Albert u. Minn Dead.

SAN FRAScIsco, August 27. General
Albert NJ. Vim, tue first Mayor Of
.Sacramento, died at mia residence, in
SoDonia county, yesterday morning
aged 73 ytars. lie was the founder Of
the Native Sons Of the Cod n West.
His funeral will take place tomorrow at
sacramento.
"A Fatal Runaway.
SAN FnANoIsco, August 27. ester
day morning pair Of horses attached to
a hearse ran away, and demolished the
hearse. instantly killed one horse, and
inflicted injuries ou John w. Reid, the
driver, OF which he died in few hours.
The fatal collision occurred in trout Of
i. the Chronicle office. The horses ran
into a post supporting an electric light.
A Hotel burned.
OLYMPIA, w. T.. August THE
Carlton House, the largest hotel in the
city, was burned at 8 o'clock last night.
The loss is from SIS, 600 to 10000; in
sured for $1,000 1t is supposed to have
been caused by the explosion Of a lamp.
<aeneraI sherman.
PogTLssD. Ogn., Aug. 27.-At the
grandrecePtion given toGeneral Sherman
last night at Mechanics Pavilion. 5000
people were present. An ad lress vi
welcome was delivered by Mayor Chap
man, on behalf Of The city, and by Major
A. I. Sears. ON behalf Of the u. A. r..
General Sherman was entertained to day
by Senator Dolph, and leaves tonight
by steamer for San Francisco.
A Drunkard's Crime.
MILAN, Ind, Aug. 27.-Jno. Braun,
while drunk, fired at Telegraph operator
OF the Ohio and Mississippi office last
night, but missed him and hit David
Allen. killing him instantly.
a Fatal Railroad Collision.
CIScIvxATI, Aug. GA Times stu
enbenyilie special says that an accident
occurred on the Pan Handle read this
morning near Mingo Junction, within
one hundred yards Of the great disaster
sf 1878. The east bound freight, ten
minutes late, collided with the Cineiu-
matt express. The passenger train was
on time Both engines and one postal
car were wrecked. and engineer Chas.
Wolf, of Dennison, OHIO, clerk VIM. M.
Newman and John Il. Hoyt both Of
Indianapolis, were injured, Hcyt fatally.
DeadIy Well Water
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Aug. 27.-The
cause Of the malarial fever at Little
Boar's Head, Rye Beach aud vicinity, is
trnceable TO a cottage occupied by Mr..
Louis, who died on Saturday. A well
was sunk near the base Of hill, while a
cesspooi for the reception Of refuse was
located higher up the same hill The
water Of the well is now very offensive.
Two summer residents are already dead;
another il not expected to live.
The Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 27.--Seventeen
deaths from cholera occurred here yes
terday.
what Killed DE Chambord-
VIENNA, Aug. 27.-The funeral Of the
Comts de Chambord will BE- the occa-
sion Of grand Legitimist demonstration.
The coffin will be of glass. All mem
bers Of the Bourbon and Orleans branch
on Of the Counts party v i'll attend. The
post.mortem showed that death was
caused by cancer Of the stomach. atrophe
Of the kidneys and fatty degeneration Of
the heart.
Honors 20 Daguerre.
PARIS, August GA statue of the
inventor of the daguerreotype was
unveiled at his birthplace, of Coer-
msiles, near Argenteuil, yesterday.
To Frohsdorf- Aiding the suf-
ferers.
PARIS. Aug. 20. = Tho Orleans Princes
have gone to Frohsdorf 10 attend the
private funeral services OF the late Comte
dc Chanbord.
A grand fete was given yesterday IN
der the auspices Of the psesa in Paris.
The proceeds go to cid The sufferers by
the recent earthquake 1T Iscl.ia. The
receipts were 800, 600 francs. There wns
nm immense attendance.
A Fatal Collision at sea.
LONDON. Aug. PA collision oc-
Cured at 3 O'Clock this morning off the
Eddystone Light house. in the EuglIsh
Channel, between the French steamer
St. German, from Havre for New York,
and the steamer Woodburn from the
East by the way Of the Suez Canal
The Woodburn immediately sank and
eighteen OF her crew we're drowned.
The st. German was disabled but ar
rived at Plymouth and landed her pas
sengers aud those saved from the Wood
burn. The steamer foundered three
minutes after the collision. Eleven per-
sons on board were saved, and those
drowned were sucked into the vortex
caused by the sinking Of the steamer or
became entangled in the wreckage.
The st. German had four hundred aud
sixty-two passengers aboard including
fifty nuns on their way to Texas, and
q crew Of one hundred and twenty two
persons.
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