Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-26
LATE TELEGRAMS.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.l
The seuthern Rsate Open-Arrest
Of Montague Leversen-ERee
Of the Late gtorn.

The ssuthern Rsate Open-Arres,
Of Montague Leverssn -EReeta
Of the Late gtsrn.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 25.-J. A. Fill
more, General superintendent of III,
Southern Pacific Railroad in this city
has re0sived . telegram from Deminf
informing him that all damages b,
washouts have been repaired and ths
the company II now ready for through
freight and passenger.
John Iverson, one Of the assailants o.
T. w. Sheppard, ex.superintendent d
the jewish Cemetery, has been founf
guilty Of murderous assault. and A. M
Bowen has been indicted by the Grand
Jury ON . charge Of assault to murder.
Ex.Assemblyman Montague r. Lever
son was arrested yesterday on counter
charge Of battery, preferred by William
Trexler. the result being that Leversor
swofs ont . warrant against Trexler fol
battery. Trexler was not immediatsly
arrested, but was sean ON the street bv
Lsverpon, who immediately attempted
TO assume the part Of policeman, He
drew . revolver and pointing 1t at Trek.
ler'ordered him 10 proceed to the CITY
prison. Trexler succeeded in getting
out Of harms way, and latter swors out !
warrant against Leverson for battery,
Levsr.on was released on furnishing
$1,000 bonds.
Dispatches rsosivsd from twenty.
eight sections throughout the State 40
to show that while large portion Of the
hay crop has been ruined and Z small
quantity Of whsst injured by being
beaten down and by rust, the wheat
Drop = . whole will be unusually large.
Hops, vines and fruits have been greatly
benefited by the late rains.
william Ailtsn Murders his
MeasekoeDer.
SAE FnANC1sCo. June William
Milton, junk dealer, owing to the 70.
iusal Of Miss Albertins ]. j. Anderson,
better known % Mrs. Bockman, 70 marry
him, waylaid her in front Of her resi-.
dsnoe on Howard street, near Third, this
norniDg and shot her dead. He followed
his fnt fatal deed by putting . revolver
Into his own mouth and ending his life
With bullet. He was . widower and
leaves three children. She was, until
recently, housekssper for her murderer
List u Passengers by the orisaba.
San FRANcIsco, June 25.--Followina
z the list Of passengers south by the
Orixaba:
San Diego-Miss Putnam, J w Grs-
bic, Banting.
Los Angelss-J H Dunn and wife, G
8 Dunn, e G Cramsis, H Deutsch, A
Pitcher. wife and son, Mrs Sutter and
two children, Mrs Babcock, Mrs Rosa,
Mrs King, X Anderson, C X Moore, H
Bshrns.
He WiFes East Of Denver Or Den-
Ing
Ban Francisco, June 26.-There are
no wires sast Of Denver or Dsmins this
afternoon.
lslians Democratic state Cen.
IHDIANAPoLIs, Ind, June 25.-The
Indiana Democratic State Convention
was called 70 order by Joseph z. Nc
Donald, who was received with cheers.
Daniel W. Voorhses was elected pern,a-
mont President. w. H. English read
the platform. which endorsed Nc Donald
for President. Isaac p. Gray, M. D.
Manson and David Turpie were placed
la nomination for Governor. Gray was
nominated ON the first ballot, receiving
60o votes.
,Centest fsF shs Aerchants' stake
at the ChleaEe Course.
CHICAGO, June 25.--At the Driving
Park yesterday, IN the race for the
Nsrehants' stake, one and . quarter
mile, for ell ages, Baldwin's Gano came
length and half. John Davis second,
beating GaDo BY nose. Time, 2:l24.
DishsD Simpson Buried.
PHILADELrHIA, Pa, June 24.-The
obssquiss Of Bishop Simpson took place
this afternoon.
The Oavitt.Parnell Fight.
NEW YosK, June ga Sun cabe.
gram from London says there 70 war to
The knife between Davitt and Parnell.
Mr.. DAvitt's latest point Of attack 10 the
Irish Emigration Company. of which
PArnsll y the Chairman, and through
which he seeks TO relieve the congested
districts Of Ireland by purchasing lands
10 lees crowded parh Of the
soantry, and attracting small farm
sB 10 them by cheap rents
and easy terms for installment purchas-
err. Davitt says this 10 only one step
removed from State sided emigration,
and In some respects 10 - Objectionable.
He charges that Parnsll Il using the
machinery Of the Irish National League
sna playing upon Irish patriotism to
push his private real estate speculation
and intimatss that the exorbitant prices
hs y paying for land give ground for the
supposition that be Il secretly receiving
bonuses from landlords. Dsvitt made
ell thsss charges In writing 10 Parnsll,
bat hss bssn met with only curt and
tsrdy replies or contsmptous silence.
Now he proposes TO publish and circu-
late - widely as possible the facts upon
which his charges are based, ."For," he
says, ''it IL high time that Irishmsn
throughout the world should know
what . sslf-sssking schemsr they have
chosen for leader"
Preparations for Cholera at Mar-
ssilles.
MAHssILLRs, June 25.-The chateau
formerly belonging to Empress Eugenie,
b bsiug prepared for the socommods-
tisn Of I've hundred oholsra patients.
Hgyptiau Qssrassine.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25.-The Egyptian
authorities quarantine French vessels.