Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-11

General Thomas w. Egan is hopelessly
insane.
H. & H. Merrill, dry goods, Of Mon
treal, have assigned.
The wife of Rear-Admiral Ammen
died on Saturday
San Jose aud Santa Cruz have been
connected by telephone.
The bullion output from Salt Lake
last week was $ll4. 500 SO.
Hoodlums demolish vacant houes al
Walla Walla, W. T., for pastime.
The New York banks now hold Sl6,.
GOO, 600 in excess of the legal require.
ments.
A special from Dayton. Tenn, says:
The store of Howard and Stewart has
robbed Of $4,000.
A confiit took place between the Jews
and Armenians in Southern Russia. The
Cossacks restored order.
The passengers on the quarantined
steamship Mexico, at Victoria, B. e.,
have been allowed to land.
w. II. Christopher. railroad laborer,
wo9 l"u c'ef py Jump car at JlScO o
few days hgo and severely injured.
The Sacramento Bee, one Of the most
enterprisIng and newsy Of the interior
Journals has entered upon new volume
John N. Mcbride, Of Fillmore, W. t.,
while trying to break bronco a few
days ago, was thrown heavily and died
in few hours.
The works of the New Medecine Com.
pany at Newark, Ohio, were burned on
Saturday. Loss, about $50, 900; insur-
ance $2J0.O 900.
A baby girl weighing sixteen and one
half pounds was given birth to by the
wife of Michael Costello, at Linda, Yuba
county, last week.
The rain has made the roads and
streams to the Yosemite almost impassa.
BILE, and it will be some time before
trip to this resort will be accompanied
by any degree Of comfort or pleasure.
George =. Stockle. the youth who was
appointed to a West Point cadetship
from Nevada, has passed Q successful
examination at the academy and will in
time be full nedged officer.
At the beach at Santa Cruz parties Of
ia1ies have formed into bathing clubs
and are distinguished from the others
by some difference in the bathing suit
One club OF about fifteen wear large
straw hats. trimmed with polka dot
calico.
At meeting of the Francis Scott
Key Monument Association an address
was delivered by Judge George Turner
Of Californta. The association will erect
q monument in Patterson Park to the
author Of the Star Spangled Banner
The French allow the Langson garri.
son three days to surrender before being
attacked. The officers of the garrison in
reply to demand stated that they had
no orders to surrender. The French
officers who were taken prisoners are
well treated.
The Santa Barbara Press of the oath
inst. says; can unusual accident oc.
CURED yesterday near the summit. A
horse belonging to some campers, who
had made stop at Cyrus Marshal's
place on the mountain, in some way dis
turbed the domestic arrangements OF a
colony OF bees. The winged and stinged
warriors surrounded the unfortunate
animal and stung him SO terribly that he
died soon after"
Work on the Oregon Short Line
bridge across Snake river is progressing
as rapidly as high water will permit.
The distance from the pier to Hunting
ton, the intended point Of junction with
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
line, is about four and half miles. The
track will follow along Burnt river,
which will be crossed four times. Three
smaller bridges are now in process Of
construction.