Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-21
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IINCINNATls O., sept. <O.-Ducnmdn
Bros, clothiers, assigned this afternoon
to M. j. Mack and Herman Human.
Their statement to Bradstreets in July,
max es their capital about 500. 900. with
the personal means OF the firm $50. 900
more. The liabilities they give at $50, 600
to $75,0O0. No statement is made yet
OF their present condition except that it
is understood that preferences to the
amount Of $500, 600 has been given mostly
to creditors in this city. Private nd
vices from New York say that the firm
owes Rindskotf Bros. 4 Co.. Of that city,
$50, 900, but member Of the firm yes
terday stated to representative Of
Bradstrests' agency that they had no
financial relations whatever with Rind-
sxoff Bros. L Co. The firm has been
established for twenty years, and sue
ceeded Rindskoff 4 Co Il Ia composed
Of Alex and Joseph Bachman and Abra.
ham Mayer. brother-in-law. Raphael
Buchanan, an elder brother, is manager
for Rindskoff 4 Co., Of New York. The
best estimate places the liabilities at
sorbed by the preferences.
rsadIey and Davenport stand IN.
New YORK. Sept. 20.--The examina.
tion Lefore trial Of Henry H. Hsdley,
Judgment debtor in the suit OF Frank II.
Marsh, was continued to-day before
referee. The plaintiffs desired to know
whether the De nocratic National Com
mittee owed Hadley anything for his in
vestigation CONCERNING the Morey letter.
The counsel for plaintiff asked witness
il he had any business relations with j.
Wesley Lyons or Marcus e. Sacia, and
witness created some commotion by
charging counsel with being the counsel
OF John /. Davenport and asking his
questions so as to associate the name OF
witness with notorious characters. Later
on witness said he had been associated
with Davenport at election. times and
expected to be so connected with that
gentleman again. He denied that he
was anybody's tool.
A "Gang."
New YORK, Sept. 20.-A Bridgeport.
Conn, special says. The police Of Stan.
ford have unearthed large band of de.
praved youths, many under IL years Of
age, known as the Shenandoah gang, i"
Their exploits are of the most depraved
order and reveal the existence Of mis-
erable state of morality. The troop is
under the leadership Of youth q years
old The trouble has sprung entirely
from dime-novel reading aud flash litera-
tare, large quantities of which have been
found in their rendezvous. The gang is
responsible for the petty thieving which
has been going on IN this part of the
State. There is general rejoicing over
their apprehension. A recital Of their
miserable deeds would till large sized
volume.
4 Fin Pan serenade.
New YoRg, Sept. 20.-A Pittsburgh
special says; At Washington, Pennsyl.
vanis, three women who had been sere-
nading non-unionists with tin pans were
arrested. They furnished bail, and
reinforced by two hundred others re-
peated the offense with tep-fold vigor.
The women have been informed that IL
they substitute mouth organs for tin
pans they can escape arrest. This they
will probably do.
A Railroad Collision.
DENVER. Colo, Sept. 20.-At 4:30
o'clock this morning . collision OF q
freight and passenger train eleven miles
south of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail.
road, resulted in the death of Engineer
w. X. Fisher, Fireman Robert Baxter,
and freight brakeman, whose name was
not learned. The passengers were thor.
oughly shaken up but escaped unhurt.
Murder and suicide.
REpwooD Cry, CAL, Sept. 20.-The
Coroner's jury in the case OF Mrs. Mary
McCabe and ]. l.. Reynolds, found dead
in bed at San Bruno, met in the eonrt
house at p. N. to-day, to hear addi-
tional evidence and determine upon
verdict. brought in q gnanimous verdict
that J. /. Reynolds shot Mrs. McCabe
and then himself.
A Nomination at salinas.
SALINAS, CAL, Sept, 2o.-Ths Repub-
lican County Convention to-day nomI-
mated 8. N. I.aughlin for Assemblyman,