Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-17
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SAN FaAScIsco. July l6.-The fol
lowing are the passengers per steamer
Aucon for Los Angeles: Mrs Keene,
II Force, Mrs Derby and sister, Il )
Jedyard and wife, L Brusch, H Berfolgl,
Antoine Mundy, Mrs Eugler, Il II Barr
and wife, II Greenwaldt, q II Park r,
d Wilson, Mrs Burns, ii Boorz, j
Charm ,ck, A Snider, J Morgan, \ Cook,
j Stacker, + KnowIand, J Bried, 5 Car
son, L Mayer, D 8 Lamers and family,
J U Stevens and wife
Al we'll a. ON n Fishing Exeur-
WAsHINeToS, July 16. Although
there are very contradictory reports us
to the Presidents purpose, there Is no
possible doubt that he will make visit
10 the Yellowstone. Secretary Lincoln
will spend August in the Yellowstone
country with the President. There is
every prospect that the entire admins
tfation will be absent from Washington
during August, and the government
will be run BY the Assistant Secretaries.
The anxiety Of the President OF being
absent for 30 long time from tele-
ersphic communication has been re-
Reved by an arrangement which will
furnish a daily line Of couriers from
wherever the Presidential party goes to
the nearest telegraph station. so that the
President will be in daily communion
ton with the executive Office as well as
he could be on fishing excursion.
Puxiiistie Picniekers.
CLEVELAND, O., July ia bloody
melee occurred about 3 o'clock yester-
day near this city at picnic resort
known as the Williams House, and sit
mated on the Becksville road, four miles
from Newburg. Five hundred men aud
women, mostly Newburg mill hands and
their wives, of all nationaliiies, but prin-
cipally Irish, Polish and Bohemian. had
gone out to spend the afternoon. A fight
arose, from what cause is not known,
about six o'clock and speedily assumed
bloody proportions. Eye witnesses say
that fully two hundred Of the men and
women took part in it, and knives, chairs,
benches, plates, improvised clubs, beer
glasses and bricks were the weapons
used. The police got word half an hour
later and squad of men were sent to
the scene. The 6ght was over but the
place was o wreck, the fence torn down,
windows broken, blood everywhere, and
some fifty persops injured, some lying
on the ground in a bad condition. Most
Of the wounded were able to get home.
The TeIegrapher's strike.
CHICAGO, July l6.-Right upon the
heels OF threatened upheaval amongst
the telegraph operators, come more re-
ports on the part Of the telephone
climbers, rerairiers and instrument men
10 quit work unless certain demands for
reform made by them to-day are aeeeded
10 by the officers Of the Chicago Tele-
phone Company. The repairers are a
branch Of the brotherhood Of Tele-
uraphers, and at nine o'clock
To-day a committee Of three Of their
number presented bill Of grievances Ia
their employers which gave them forty
eight hours 10 decide on. They demand
that ten hours shall constitute days
work, that double rates shall be paid fol
night aud sunday work and that over.
time shall be reckoned at twenty-six
working days 10 the month. Twenty
per cent increase in pay isalso demanded,
cay day to occur twice each month
Men heretofore have been paid al
two dollars per day and then only once
month.
The Irish Marderers.
DUBLIN, July l6. Sweeney, charged
with the murder Of Lord Mountmorris
has been liberated from custody. tn,
police have another clue to the murder
ers. An attempt, which was thwartet
by the police, was made yesterday tt
set fire to house here OF James Carey
the informer,
DeLesseps' Plans.
LONDON, July 16.--DeLesseps in
formed Paris correspondent OF th,
Telegraph that in the event OF the re
lection Of his agreement with tn,
British government regarding q parable
Suez canal, which he thought improba
BILE, be would appeal to the opinion o
the whole world and would ask for tn
support Of the French government il
resisting English demands.
Cholera I'm Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, July TO- Thirty-fv'
deaths from cholera at Damietta occure,
yesterday, 81 at Mansurah. % at Same
nouda and 20 at Menselah. A panic a
Alexandria caused by fear Of choler
reaching here has been renewed AM
people are leaving the city in large nun
bers. Two cases Of disease suppose
to be cholera are reported at Bulak. 81
deaths from cholera occurred at Wagsa