Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-20
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Kniehts Tenplar Cs.eIave.
&skAkciusep, Msrh Nz1hs ia.
lowk& oird4lar,has beeu issned from tn
head hartersof the Trfenaial Concla5e
Cont ittees s'The Trienni4l Cdnmitt9e
of - Knlghts Temples ars desfrout 3ol
oommodation Of the press as may afford
them perfect facilities in giving publicity
to the proceedings Of the Triennial Con.
olsvs. Grand Enoampmeut 81 the United
States, to be held in this city In August
next. With that end in view, and feel
iHvdiYspenesd there will BE- 9 large
repro 5n3soiot of the pres present on
tlat bod sie4 and that no imposiifDn
Ahybe <ssSEi1nd upon IN Comhi tee in
that regard, and in order to protect the
legitimate representatives Of the press,
I would esteem 1t favor II you would
notify me who will beer your credentials
at ~ condaves Your esrlS attention
Is sArnessly and respectfully requested.
Very respectfully, etc.,
(Signsd) M. d. BoRUcK,
Journalist Triennisl Conclave.
The narhsts. Gel hgl
SAN FRANcIsco, March 10. Wheat,
- heretofore, Sl.97@S2 90; barley,
I unsettled; feed d. 45; brewing, 81 so;
sat.strsns, elaQ9e2i com. California
1is@e0f} potstosss Hanboldt reds,
el@tl. 10, kidneys and peachblows, 81 10
lnSl. 20, Pstalumas and tomatoes. 75cfa
Csc.
KILLED BY Cars.
SAN Francisco, March l9.-Wm.
Barry, young man aged 10 years, fell
from the local train IN Oakland early
YESTERDAY morning. One leg was hor
ribly mangled. He survived the accident
"0eoA Injun.s
ST.. Paul, Mimi, March Is. Sitting
Ball has behaved 20 we'll since he left
the war path and his young men have
svinced such : assiss d remain friendly,
that his application u be allowed to re-
turn 70 Standing Rock Agency has re-
ceived favorable consideration. With
the consent Of Secretaries Lincoln and
Teller and with the appreciation Of Gen
erals Sherman and Sheridan, IL has been
decided that before the first Of May
Z Sitting Bull and hi. men, women and
children shali be sent to Standing Rock
Agency.
Deseerssine . Grave.
ERIE, Pa, March ia revolving
outrage hes been perpstrated at the
neighLoring village Of Findley. The
relatives Of the late Mrs. Ffndley discov.
cred that her grave had been tempered
with and ordered the grave opened. The
coffin was broken open and the right leg,
over which - action u pending for az
legged malpractice against her family
doctor. was found torn from the trunk.
-=ss a ksssis stranger.
CnATfxso0oA, March 10. Mrs. Marion
Poe, the wife Of prominent merchant,
on Thursday gave birth to child weigh.
ing only one and half pounds, eleven
inches long, and no portion Of its body
more than six Inches In circumference. Its
head Il no larger than large Rnelish
walnut, and hands not larger than five
cant piecs. The chifd il perfectly formed
and hes good lungA
Z sasssAtsr Il the lnnssents.
Taor, N. Y. March s.--within the
past few dsys three dead infants have
bssn found behind the doors Of two
Catholic churches. Crest indianation
prsvails. Father Lulan, vicsr- General.
addressed lstter 70 the Coroner, in
which he says: ''Sodom and 0omorrah
we've not guilty Of greater offences against
heaven than that politics and whisksy
should rule snd rsin q Sity."
Circus Pasie
NEW ORLEANs, March ls.--At Far
rants pavilion tonight just before the
close - AhBpgfoemAnss m alarm of fire
was given, and the large audience were
panlo stricken and made rush for the
exit. The Ere was subdued. Two men,
two women, q girl . boy and q oolored
youth yesssevsrsly ersshed. Some are
believed fatally hurt.
Msrnsn Converts.
q CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, lG.-Ths pre-
hiding elder Of the Mormon church 10 in
this city arranging for emigration Of con-
vsrts 10 Utah. There are now 90 mis-
sionsries q work In the South and he
says the annual number OF converts ia
seven hundred. One hundred and fifty
will emigrate next week.
Hawara nates' suicide.
RicHNoSp, Va, March 18.-Beni.
Bates, aged 40, committed suicide this
morning by shooting hinself through the
heart He was granddaughter Of Ed
ward Bates, Attorney General under
Lincoln, end was heed Of former large
book house In this city. Bates 4 Waddy
Bros.
Asrssa - Disagree.
NEW York, March l8.--A large con-
vsntion Of Irish societies met in this city
to-day to arrange . reception TO Parnell.
The proceedings were not harmonious,
Land League and Ancient Order OF
Hibernisns disagreeing on a president.
The latter body withdrew from the
meeting.
Verdict ~ murder.
NEVADA, Cal, March ls.--The Jury
In the case Of Collins, returned verdict
Of murder In the first degree. The pris-
onsr was ordered to appear for sen.
tencs on Monday. the 28th instant.
CasrieAA Away 81 Floating lee.
GLENDIvI, Montana, March is.-Ics
broke 1t noon while three men were
crossing the river. They were carried
down the stream aud supposed to be
lost We sst.sA afi-'
Egan en- the Wing.
WATERBURY,, Conn, March 10. Pat.
rick Egan departs from New York this
Afternoon. He goes to Buffalo, and
thence to Rochester.. a.
Y 4 nstssn 1rust Cs.spany. Z q
IxDrANAroLn, March is.--The re-
osivsr appointed to take charge Of the
Mason Trnst Company, located in this
city, reports that the concern has been
existencs sbout . year. during which
+ time nearly 10O, 900 wss taken in and
40 000 nd ant The viofima n thu