Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-14
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SAN FRANcisco. May l8.-1'he death
Of fully X. WISE prominent attorney OF
this city, is aunonRced this morning.
His death occurred yesterday evening.
The deceased was son OF the late Gov.
Ii. A. Wise OF Virginia, and is we'll
known all over the Pacific coast.
A Crazy Chemist Kills Hrs wife
and ChIid ana Afterwards
suicides.
NEw YoRK. May l3.--Last night
Isaac ID. Edrehi. % chemist, aged go,
living apart from his wife, aged 45, Wis.
tied her at her lodgings. East Seventy
First street. Their son Charles, aged s
years, was playing in the room. After
some conversation with his wife Edrshi
asked her to live with him again. She AN
swered no. Thereupon he drew revol-
yer aud fired at her as she turned to
flee from the room, the bullet struck her
in the back, fracturing the spine, and
causing wound which will prove fatal.
He then shot his little son, killing linn
instantly. The father fed. Whlle run
ming up 7lst street he placed the pistol
against his right temple. fired aud fell
dead upon the sidewalk.
setter Outlesk FER tho Marine
Dsnk.
New YoRK, May l3--Ths examiner
Of the Marine Bank Of New York, in .
letter to the Comptroller, expresses an
opinion that depositors will receive from
20 10 50 per cent, and that in case the
estate Of Fish, Grant and Ward are prop.
eny managed depositors may bs pad in
Death Of = wealthy Mas.
CHICAGO, May l3.-Cyrus II. McCor-
mick, the head OF the Great Harvester
Manufacturing Company. and supposed
10 be ono OF the richest men in Chicago,
died ia this city this morning, aged Is.
He had been an invalid for number Of
years.
PrsRsreA Assistance - Risine.
NRw YokK, may Bone OF Blains's
strongest supporters iu New England
says the pinned knight has been offered
by Conkling And Piatt their unressrved
suppor: in the National Convention.
Critical CsnaltIsn sf CHARLES
.N O'Csanor
B0sTos. May l3.-CharIes 0'Connor
10 not expected 10 live more than day
or two. Since Tuesday be has taken no
nourishment save sPAring qumnIitiss VI
ice water.
lDeath of DIARIES O'Cewnsr.
NASTUcEET, May l3.--Charles O'Con-
nor died this afternoon at pr. NJ. His
mind was clear to the last when he ex-
claimed MY God" and expired. His
remains leave to-day for New York.
Diiliara Csntess In Chirngs.
CHICAGO, May l3.--A billiard match
between Schaeiier and Slosson for $500
. aide aud bake iins cbampioushIp, Of
700 points up, was won by SchssiIsr.
His highest run was I'll; Slosson's high
sst, 100. @
a Draw GIsve fight.
New YoRE, May I3.-Ths glove fight
between Mitchell and Edwards last
night was stepped and declsrsda . draw.
Edwards was badly used up.
Free Trade 1etwecn France and
Chlsa.
Paris, May l3. Tho official Journal
pub ishes the text Of the Franco Chinese
convention. China engage to recognizes
the present and future treaties that may
be made between France and Amman.
In view Of the conciiistory view taken
by China. ard the patriotic wisdom of
Ii Hasg Ciwng, France abandos,s all
claim to indemnity for losses suffered
during the troubles between the two
nstioua. China consents 10 the freedom
Of trade between AMMAN, France and
China for the establishment Of which
treaty Of commerce will shortly be con-
cluded.
BsasiAeatt0n 81 the FPaaes-
Cntn~se Treaty.
PARIS, May l3.--Dspatches confirm
the report OF the aigning Of the Franco.
Chinese treaty, which stipulates in one
clause that Cnina shall At once Withdraw
her troops from Tonquin. The treaty
had already been ratified at Pekin before
the signatures were affixed.
Sympathy Expresssa fer General
6rans n Rsxiana.
LONDON, May l3.--The Times alludes
70 the great sympathy for Gen. Grsat in
his recent financial reverses aud says
this feeling Of sympathy will extend far
beyond tue immediate circle Of General
Grants friends and even beyond his
countrymen.