Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-16

Monday. The resolutions. as agreed
upon. state in effect that the action Of
the House Of Representatives was simply
an expression Of sympathy with the
Germnn people In their great loss and
the Mouse had no concern with those
relations between legislative and execH-
tive branches Of the German government
which prevented that expression OF sym
pathy reaching the Reichstag.
The First American ship for the
suez Canal.
Ngw YORK, March l5.-The steamer
Collier San Pablo, on her passage out,
struck ON the bar, but proceeded unin.
jured. She will be the first American
shipwith cargo to pass through the Suez
Canal Few vessels built OF late have
attracted more attention among freight
shippers, on account Of her superior car
rying capacity. She has the largest and
most expensive cargo ever carried from
America to China, II being valued at
s5, 900, 900. She has full cargo OF tea
engaged from Japan to San Francisco.
Identifying the Internal Machine
NEW YORK, March Bloomington,
who manufactures firearms here, con.
fessed yesterday that the pistol found
In the Internal machine at Charing
Gross, London, wns made by his firm.
One Of the firm, who eorroborated the
statement. said that he sold dozen of
them five weeks ago TO one person whom
he could not, however, identity. At an
establishment In Courtland street, the
A 4. A
the dynamite used in the Internal
machines was of our manufacture.
What puzzles me is how it got to
London. The Irish dynamiters could
easily get it fro u the contractors to
whom we SELL
Marriage Engagement.
NEW YORK, March l5.--The an
nouncement is made of the engagement
of Mrs. Frank Leslie, widow OF the pub.
Usher, TO Marquis de Lenville, Of France.
sterling. Exchange and Bonds.
Nrw York, March lj.-Stcrling bills
on London, 90 days, Si.s7.; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, S4.90; U.
s. 4ls of 1891, interest quarterly, Sl.l3s;
u. =. 4s of 1907, interest quarterly,
$l.233; US. IS, optional. interest quarter
ly, sl.0ls; w. U. Tel, 70.
sioxging Match at Chicago Match
Arranged between Thompson
and sullivan.
CHICAGO, HIS. March l5.-The spar
ring exhibition given at the Natatorium,
this city, tonight at which Mervine
Thompson. the Cleveland man, was the
chief attraction, being pitted against
local boxer named Brennock. Three
thousand people were packed in the
building, all that it would hold, solely
to SEQ Thompson. His appearance was
greeted with some cheering, but the
crowd guyed him little after he had
made few passes at his antagonist for
the evening. on the theory that he
was not equal to Sullivan in sparring
skill. He allowed Brennock to admins.
ter number of sounding blows, reeeiv-
ing them good naturally. and only retail |
lated once, putting in body blow which
sent the young man against the ropes |
and compelled him to sit down to be |
famed. When the fourth round was |
ended Duncan G. Ross announced that |
he would match Thompson against John |
L. Sullivan or any other man for glove
or bare handed fight for $4,000. Pat
Shecdy. local sporting character, i'm
mcdiately stated that he was authorized
to match Sullivan for $1,000
side. Ross at first wanted to
make the match for 81, 500 side. but
finally consented to make the match for
81, 900 a side and both men will put
up deposit of $500 each for fight
to finish within three months, either
with Or without gloves. articles to be
signed next week.
Teller, the EmbexxIer.
ST. LOUIS, March. l5.--Prentis Teller,
the Pacific Express robber, is still
housed at the Lindell Hotel in charge
of the Express officials. He continues
to aid them in Strengthening up the
books and accounts. He will be turned
over to the police this evening. Teller
states positively that he will plead gull
ty and not seek to avoid punishment.
Teller Makes n Boid Attempt TO
Escape.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 10. Teller,
the Express robber, made bold and
| desperate attempt to escape this after
noon. Since his arrival here he has
been in the hands of the Express of.
ficials helping them to straighten ont
their accounts He has occupied
room on the fifth floor of the Lindell
Hotel, adjoining that of General Man
ager Morseman, and policeman has
been on guard in the hall outside.
This afternoon, while Morseman was
k.,n al al
Teller quietly passed out at the
open window and with the aid
of. the fire escape descended to the
balcony over the main entrance of the
hotel, which is two stories high, rushed
through the open window into a lady's
bedroom and thence into the hall of the
hotel, but not being acquainted with the
house he ran wildly and brought up in
the ladies ordinary, on the Sixth street
side of the hotel. The outer doors of
this room being locked he had to retrace
his steps and as he did so Officer King,
the guard, who had been apprised of his
escape by Morseman, and hadlrushed
down stairs to head him off, met and
nabbed him. He was then taken to the
Four Courts, delivered to the police
authorities and locked up.
The Kansas Cattle Disease.
NEosHo FALLS, Kas., March l5.-Sev.
eral surgeons, representing important
cattle interests both east and west, have
anivedhere. They all pronounce the
disease genuine epizootic beyond
doubt, and are confident it can be easily
and wholly abated by the destruction of
the infected herds.
The Cattle Scare in Colorado.
DENVER, Col, March l5.--A meeting
of the Colorado Cattle Growers Associa-
ton was held here to-day. Resolutions
We're passed requesting the members of
Congress from this State to urge the
immediate passage OF the Hatch Animal
Industry Bill; also a joint resolution for
the suppression of the foot and mouth
disease in Kansas. Great alarm is felt
and the Association declares against the
importation of all cattle into the State
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