Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-13
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE { KILOGRAMS.
SPECIAL 10 THE nERALI.l

ID Dpo6itiom yellow Fover Fumd-
Chinese Cases BEFORE sawycr.
HoRman and Natin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l2.-The Mexi-
can yellow fever sufferers relief commit
tee report having the collected 5000,
Of which there has been sent TO Mazat-
Ian $500, Guaymas $2.250, Lapaz
$500, San Bias $3.50. Manzanillo $500
In the U. s. District Court yesterday,
Judge Hoffman remanded decision in
four of the Chinese habeas corpus cases
in order. he said, to give the U. s. At
toIeny an opportunity to have the
Chinese arrested for being unlawfully
IN the country. This morning Judges
Sawyer. Hoffman and Sabin will sit as
committing magistrates in these cases,
those were remanded and haze b. en- az.
rested for being unlawfuliy in fhe country.
Riot Of RaIIroad Hands IN Oregon
PoRTLALD, Or, Jan. l2.-To-dsy
about 200 railroad laborers, recently
discharged from the Baker City branch,
took forcible possession of the passenger
and mail train at Pendleton, Or, bound
west. and peremptorily demanded thoy
should be brought down to Portland
free. The officials refused and ordered
the crowd to leave. They declined to
pay their fare or get of. The Sheriff
aud large posse was called in but
proved pewerless, rs the train was on
the Umatilla Indian Reservation,
apd the State authorities were without
Jurisdiction. The crowd OF rioters
then defied the officers and military as
sistancs was invoked. General Miles,
commanding the Department Of Colum
bia, being telegraphed, two com panies
were Immediately ordered from Fort
Walla WalIa to proceed to the scene
They reached PendIeton this evening.
Crowd refused to yield and still hold the
train. About 800 roughs and hoodlums
from Pendleton came over to assist the
rioters, and the crowd now numbers over
500. There b ne bloodshed as yet.
The soldiers were virtually overpow-
cred and the mail and express cars were
detached and started for Portland to.
night. The passenger cars are still de-
taiaed, being In the possession OF
tho mob. The result Of the affair
u a. yet uncertain. Serious difficulty is
feared, and bloodshed is Inevitable un.
less the rioters yield. More troops will
be sent tomorrow. The rioters have
already laid Themselves liable to very
heavy penalty for stopping the United
States mail.
mcclure Murdered At MeAinu-
Willie. oregon.
McMrSSvILLEs Or, Jan. l2.-Ths
stage from Wheatland. Marin County,
this evening, brings news that two
young men named Mcclure were killed
at Whestiand last night, by man
whose name could not be learned. He
had been whipped in row with the
Mcclure brothers q few nights since.
The murderer q reported to be arrested.
Big Nan Dowd. enc or the RIsbee
Msrdefers HELD without Dafi.
TOMBSTONE, Jan. l2.-The examina-
ton OF big Dan Dowd, the leader of the
Bisbee bandits, closed this morning. re-
sulting in the defendant being held for
murder without bail. The evidence
showed that the conspiracy to rob the
store of Castenade had been perfected by
Dowd, Sample, Tex Valley and others
at the ranch OF one Paredes, in the
Chiricahua mountains several days pre-
vious to the commission Of the deed and
was overheard by parties. Nothing has
vet been heard Of Billy Delaney, only
chat the Bisbee bandit is now at large.
Cause Of the Row at Lotta's Re-
eeptfon,
CHICAGO. Jan. IL. Robert Lacid Col
II. RS long letter to the Tribune dwells
very largely upon the Lotta's reception
gric vance, and the annoy yances to which
Iotta was subjected the frat evening,
which il ascribed by her manager to the
supposed rival manager who employed
a crowd Of roughs to create q disturb
ance. Lotta's manager the showed cores.
pondent letters from other managers
asking him TO consent to newspaper
war, that furore might be created and
IN this way save advertising. To this
I.otta's manager paid no attention, and
the disturbance was denounced by the
Rev. Collier, in concluding his letter, he
says: Last night Lolita appeared again
to very good audience. She cut out
Hymen and other objectional things
upon the advice OF discreet friends, and
was not hissed during tho evening. She
was often called before the curtain ard
her performance was distinct success
The audience resented the insult on the
opening night, and once more showed
the English people will have fair play.
l saw again many members Of the aris-
tocracy and more members than l
have seen outside the gaiety in any
theatre for many days. Mrs. Bancroft
sent Lotta an exquisite bouquet after the
play. Mr.. Labouchere sent the Little
Lady very pretty little note after the
opening, as did also one of the Pail
Mall Gazet.e staff. On Sunday her hand
some apartments at the West End Hotel,
Continental, was the scene Of much con-
graduation and sympathy for the unfor-
innate circumstances on the previous
night. One very old member Of the no.
bility called on Sunday, besides number
Of young aristocrats. Lotta will yet be
the rage in London.
Teicphonfe CommunlcatIon Cut
or ~ Boston,
BosToN, Jan. l2.--Owing to the fire in
Il, central Office Of the New England
Telephonic Company this morning Bos.
ton 10 entirely without telephone service
and will remain so for week or ten
DAYS. Every Connection with three
thousand instruments in the city are de-
stroyed.
search fer Delnenico.
NEWARK, January l2.-The Newark
canal and the Passaic and Hackensack
rivers arc being dragged for the body Of
Chas. Delmonico, who has bee missing
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transatlantic Gables.