Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-25
WEEKLY HERALD.
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lsrpclAL TO 1HE nERALL.


Frlghtfal Explosion In Crested
Butsos Coal Mine. GunnisOn
Csunty.Colerads-Twenty- Five
- Hlfty Miners iBuppesea to be
killed. Ha
DsxyxR, ODl., Jan. 24.--A terrible
explosion occurred ct Crested Buttcs,
county, At 7 o'clock this morn-
ing in the Crested Buttss coal niue in
which from twenty five TO fifty miners
are believed to be Killed. The explosion
blocksdsd the entrsnos TO the mine. The
full extent Of the disaster ct present is
unknown. The mine was owned and
operated by the Colorado Coal and Iron
of this city, who employ from
slightly to ninety miners in the shaft.
No details at present arc obtainable.
Lottery Interests IT washinGtes.
WASHINGTON, Jan. N.-Ths Postmas-
was In consultation with the
Senate Csmmittss ON Postofices and
post roads thiD morning relating to the
use Of mails for lottery companies.
A subcommittee consisting Of Sen.
ators Sawyer. Wilson aad Jack
son was appointed to considsr the matter
ct greater length. An informal opinion
Of members OF tn. committee led to the
belief they favor exclusive lottery ad-
Withholding money
orders and registsd letters nd
dressed to lottery companies. The
committee ordered . favorable report
on the House bill making the public
highways post roads. The committee
decided to devote the next regular meet
ing to the consideration OF the Postal
Telegraph bill DR.. H. Green. President
Of the Mutual Telegraph Company. will
be present
PAnss In . New York sehssi.
NEW YoRx. Jan 24.--The coping and
top Of the rear wall Of the Hebrew fee
school on East Broadway, fell this MORN
my on the roof Of the extention two
stories below. in which fifty pupils
ranging In age from 3 70 I years, were in
session. II crushed through the skylight
into the classroom, throwing the pupils
into Wild fright and injnring several
slightly. Their screams aroused the
ueighbors and frantic mothers rushed in
for their children. The teach
srs did their best to stay the panic,
but yielded before the rush Of mothers.
each Of whom seized her child and car
ried Il away. For . time great exci.e-
mont prevailed. Several teachers were
injured in the head and five or chill.
Iiren were cut and bruissd, but none
uosioua1v hurt.
ni1i - nesregase Mlserai Lasa~
- Nan Carries Rrservntisn.
WAsnlSoroN. Jan. 24.--wilson Of
Iowa. has Introduced in the Senate a bill
70 authoriss the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior 70 confirm the Segregation Of mineral
lands ON the San Carlos Reservation and
Opsn them up to location under
the mining laws Of the United
States. Il will be remembered
that Secretary Kirkwood refused to do
70 on the ground that it WAS unjust 10
the San Catlos Indians. Wilson's bill
proposes to compel Secsetary Teller to
DO what his predecessor refused to do.
J obn J. Safely. Of Arizona. 10 said TO
hsvs been the author Of Wilson's min
oral bill.
MarasP Of . wealthy asreker in
Mt. Carmel.
Mt. CAEnEL, ILL.,, Jan. 24--Bushrod
W. Malone, wealthy money broker,
was murdered here within . few fset of
his own sate, in the most prblic thor
Of the city, st 6 o'clock Thurs
day night. Along that portion Of the
etrset II . row of low silver leafed pop
lars, making the walk shaded aud dark
esea ON light nights. The assailaut
csed blunt instrument and was evil
isatly bent on murder, as any one Of
the three or four blows dealt the victim
would have occasionsd death. Malone
died without giving any sign. No clue
10 the murderer. His motive ia un-
known.
uaurtaAe Case ENearA-Chief JUS
tles Sets Feb. "a FER Consulta.
tssn Of Case.
WAsHINoToS, Jan. A.--The United
States Supreme Court completed the
hearing Of the Arguments in the Hurtado
murder case to-day. Chief Justice Waite
aid the Court would hold consultation
IN regard to decision on February I'd.
UhsRges Against District Alter
ney Eabriskic and Marshal TiA-
ball, sf Arixena.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.--J. c. Tiffany,
Indian Agent at San Carlos
Agency, Arizona, has filed charges with
the House Committesson the sxpcndi-
iurs in the department Il justice sgainst
District Attorney Zabriskie AMI Marshal
Of that Territory.
Heller for Greeley.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-In the Senate
Hale reported verbally to the House q
joint resolution Of relief to the Greeley
The Senate voted down all
attempts to limit the expenses Of the ex-
petition. After agreeing to the amend
ment and providing the form Of the re-
lief party TO be volunteers, the joint
was agreed to.
sf the Orexes aad
Trsasesnttnental Conspasy
New YoRK. Jan. o4,--There is excel.
Isn't suthority for the statement that the
Oregon and TrAnsoontinental Company,
by Henry Willard, will soon be
and the assets distributed pre-
rata among the stockholders.
uine.Stsry Opera l1suse.
CHICAGO, Jan. PA syndicate has
been formed and plana drawn for the
sreotioa of IN opera house on the corner
Of Clark and Washington streets to cost
600, O00, and the building to consist Of
nine stories.
Tebsses Tax Rebate.
WASHINGTON, jan. 24.--The House
passed . bill 70 pay the tobacco tax re-
bate.
Murderer Csnfesses.
RoNB. Jan. el.-vsio, the man Ser
vant Of n. Cssaret Who was murdered
in bed on The nisht 4 the Sth inst, con-
fsssss be wss the asassin and had no
accomplios.
EnDsrer Williams Csndlsisn.
BKaLIs, Jan. 2l.-Empsrsr William Il
sudering from . ssvsrs cold iothe Aeed.
The opsFA ball Nhioh the EGgpy Ia
tended attending tonight wss pnsd.
-=Mt
ssDo you see th ct old man osar thu
pond ON the commoni Thirty-eGa1sarq
dgo he came 10 London with N M
and . sore toe. He also had 3 a6NRk n
apples which farmer ~. eiNl =
Hs peddled the apples I'M " Bkya Z
nettod two ohillinRn the An1x A. = n