Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-27
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Fatal shooting at Prescott. A. II
One nheOter Killed and Two
Dyssanaers Fatally wounded.


One nheoter Killed and Two
Dystanaers Fatally Wounded.
PRESCOTT, June 26.-Prescott was
last night the thester Of n fearful shoot
Ing scrApe which resulted in the almost
instant death Of Phil Riley and the
wounding Of =. II. Trotter and Corporal
Jas. K. Jenkins, of Company 9, First
Infantry, U. s. A. The trouble origin.
Ated and the shooting occurred in the
6azersc Saloon, on Gurley street.
Riley had been betting at faro.
The dispute happened between him
and AL. Cook. Bystanders are not Ger.
tain - to who fired the first shot. There
wore seven shots fired. one Of which gave
Riley his death wound and two more
which inflicted dangerous and perhaps
fatal wounds upon two bystanders, who
were In no way mixed up In the row.
The parties who did the shooting were
arrested and are now in the Sheriff 9
custody.
The Central Pacific Will Pay
Taelr Men-Ne Lack or Funds.
Ban FRANCISCO, June 26.-It is stated
70 day that the employees Of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company will not need
70 wait for their salaries any longer than
10 necessary to get the pay car, which
has been newly painted and renovated,
out Of the car shops. The Evening Post
will publish an interview with the Ne.
vada Bank, wherein the bank states II
10 ready to loan as much money to the
Central Pacific as they may desire.
The Tucson and Gulf Of alifornia
Railroad.
SAN Francisco, June 20. The scheme
fer the construction Of the Tucson and
Gulf Of California Railroad 10 being re-
vivsd. X. b. P0mroy, secretary Of
the company, has arrived here to confer
with Governor II. A. Tritle on the mat
ter, and to determine on the connections
TO be made south Of Phoenix. To aid
the construction OF the road the Mexican
Government has made concessions Of
$4,000 = kilometer, equal to about $9. 500
: mile. It Is stated the work will be
commenced Immediately and pushed to
- rapid completion.
death or y. H. Boswell.
SAN FRAscIsco, June 2f.--S. B. Bos-
we'll, member of the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board died this
morning. The Board adjourned until
this afternoon. His death resulted from
sstroke Of paralysis, received several
days ago.
Another Pennsylvania Bank
Bursted.
ST. PETERSBURG, Pa, June 26.-The
Bank Of Clarion County failed to open
its doors this morning. Inability to
realize on its securities is the principal
cause Of the failure, though some say
their loss In the oil depression was the
cause. Twas considered one of the
strongest banking institutions in the
State. No statement has been made.
but it is thought it will be able to meet
its liabilities.
Failure OF stout 4 Co.. New York,
WALL STREET, June Goth, Has A. NJ,
Stout 4 Co. have just announced their
BaqrAae,r rGahst5drs. EEfsJhaqagss.uApdksSS.. dksSS.
disconnected with the Stock Exchange
and partly on account Of the Metropol.
itan Elevated Railroad, in which they
were largely interested. Stout is one Of
the directors of the Metropolitan road.
Democrats OF A rkausas Nominate
y. r. Hughes for Governor.
LITTLE Rock, June 26.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention reassembled this
morning, pending the oath ballot
Fletcher was withdrawn and ex-Attor.
ney. General s. P. Hughes was declared
tho nominee for Governor by acclaina.
tion, when the Convention took recess
till 3 o'clock.
Rowing Match Pos s.pOned
New LONDON, Conn, June 26.-The
Columbia. Harvard race was postponed
to 1890 this morning with the under
standing that If not rowed then it should
take place one hour after the Yale
Harvard race. 1t was raining hard and
the water was rough at that hour The
race could not be rowed.
Florida Democratic state COnven-
tion.
PENSACOLA, Fla. June 26.-The Dem.
ocratic State Convention reassembled
this morning. After the sixth ballot
Perry was nominated for Governor by
reclamation.
violation OF the France Oh inese
Trcaty-Hostiiitie Renewed.
PARIS, June 26th.-Haro dispatches
state the Chinese regulars with artillery
entrenched themselves at Langoon iu
violation of the treaty, and attacked the
French forces last Monday on the march,
killing and wounding forty-two. Gen
Megreilt Immediately set out with rein
forcements. Gen. Milst telegraghed
"The French numbered 700. We ar,
on our way to Langoon. Though great
ly outnumbered we routed the Chinese.
The French lost two officers.
Reign OF Terror by Anarchists II
Vienna.
VIENNA, June GA bomb fillet
with Q powerful explosive has beel
found in the shrubbery near the exhi
bition rotunda. All public buildings ar
carefully searched, owing to fears of out
RACES OF the anarchists, The main sew
ers which the anarchists threatened ar
repeated " inspected.
Cholera Well in Hand at TOulou
ToULoN, June 28.-It is reported tina
eight deaths from cholera occurred yes
terday. The authorities are sparing n
effort to suppress an outbreak.