Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-20
DAY DISPATCHES.
Revival of the Noted "Mollie
Mcguire"
A NEW TALE ON CLEVELAND.
Confession OF n Parson-A Lady
DecIines an uonor-A Dis.
honest PedaIer-R Eng
land TO Help
Egypt.
A NEW TALE ON CLEVELAND.
Ispecialto the Herald bg A ssoeiatec Pres..

PITrssURo. Pa, Sept. ia Locus
Gap special SAYS In the outlying dis
tricts OF schuylkill, Luzerne, Mort
Cumberland, Carbon, Lshigh, Wyomin
and Laekawanna regions, tho coal AM
iron police Ms we'll as members Of th
detective corps have discovered un
mistakable evidences existing Of Lodg,
of the Brotherhood of "Molli
Maguires." Yesterday the body Of I
Hungarian employed ON the Beecl
Creek, Clearfied and Southwest Rail
road was found near Cleariield Creek
Clearield county. There were terrible
stabs aud shot wounds upon him. a
party Of miners drove him away tron
the coal country aud 1t is presumed the
man refused to leave. A Hungarian
named Geo. Unglevarilsch was fatally
shot at Centraia. Who fired the shot "a
unknown, though man named Lefko-
wieh has been arrested and taken to the
Bloomsbury Jail. ,,,
Interviews with Captain Alderson Of
the Sbamokin coal police, Capt. Wil'
liams Of the Schuylkill corps, and Capt.
X. |. Linden, superintendent OF the
Pennsylvania agency OF the Pinkerton
Bureau, developed the fact that the
statement relative to the organization OF
the society is true. A number Of prom.
inent citizens, railroad operators aud
mine bosses have been threatened aud
their names placed upon the "Molle
Mcguire" death list.
While there Ia no direct evidence to
connect the Molie Maguires with the
recent murders, certain circumstances
direct suspicion toward them. Recent
mysterious incendiary burnings OF COLI
cry property in different sections Of the
coal country are attributed to the
Brotherhood.
The Hatching OF a Lie.
New YoRK, Sept. l9.-The World
announces another forthcoming Cleve.
land scandal in the following special
from Boston: "The Republican mana
gers are busily engaged in working up
an alleged new Cleveland scandal since
Blaines visit here, with his full sanction
of it's publication. Aiiidavis are being
prepared to accompany the alleged ter.
rible disclosures, and it is understood
that they will appear in the New York
Sun early next week, perhaps Tuesday.
Some surprise is expressed at Blalne's
approval Of this method of campaigning
but 1t is excused by Republicans here
OH the ground that IL is the only way
to break the force of the lntes! batch OF
Mulligan letters.
A Bioodthir-ty ParsOn.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept lS-Six
years ago mysterious murder was com
mitted IN Braxton county, near Savage
town. A stonemason named Shoemaker
was shot twice through the head and his
throat afterward cut. No clue to the
murderer was ever obtained until few
days ago. A local preacher who lives
near here was fatally injured bya falling
tree. When told that he must die, he
aent for the Prosecuting Attorney and a
minister and confessed that he and an
other man, n prominent merchant, had
committed the crime. The names are
withheld by the authorities at present,
but warrant has been issued.
A Lady Declines a Nomination.
NEW York. Sept l9-Miss Clemence
s. Lozier, M. d, Chairman of the New
York Stats Committee Of the Woman's
Suffrage party to day issued the following
card:
New York, Sept. l9-1he Woman's
Suffrage party of this State has no share
in nominating the Woman's Rights
ticket for President and the use of the
name of the undersigned as candidate
for Vice President is without authority.
While the writer appreciates the kind
intentions of her friends who have made
this use of her name, she sees no need of
special woman's suffrage.
(Signed) CLEMENcE 4. LozlER
France and China.
PARIS, Sept. I9,-The Voitaire says:
China is directly trying to resume nego
tations with France. NJ, Patenatre,
French Minister to China, has asked
Prime Minister Ferry what attitude to
assume in case China takes more direct
course, and has been informed that the
Chinese overtures be received with ex-
treme caution, as it is now believed that
they are only maneuvers for the sake of
gaining time.
A Girls Fast.
CARRoLLroN, H., Sept. l9.-A7.year-
old daughter OF Ira Young, residing
seven miles west of here, has not eaten
anything for twenty four days. She
has been afflicted with a throat disease,
and can not be made to take and retain
any food. The physicians think the girl
can not recover although no change in
her condition has been noticeable within
the past ten days.
A smart Peddier.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l9.-Nathan
Dreyfus, the well known orange and lime
peddler among saloons, borrowed 81 900
from saloon keepers to 'corner" lines,
promising them big returns on the trans
action. He cleared $40, 900 on the bust
ness and then decamped with what he
had borrowed and made. 1t is believed
he has gone to Louisiana.
A Hanging In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. l9.-Isaac jacobson,
Cornish sailor, was hanged here to-day for
the murder of George Bedell, his en-
ployer, last April. lie shot his victim
without warning and gave as reason
that Bedell owed him a dcllar, which he
refused to pay.
A Large Loan.
LONDON, Sept. l9,-lt is asserted that
England is going to lend Egypt fS, 900, =
600 to pay the floating debt aud the
Alexandra indemnity, the balance to be
used in constructing irrigation works.
New Indian Agent
WASH NGToN, Sept. l9-The Presi-
dent has made the following appoint
ment: G, d. Ford, Colorado, Agent of
Indians. at San Carlos Agency, Arizona.