Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-31
Eastern Echoes,

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Eastern Echoes.
New YORK, October 3O.-The steamer
Saginaw, sunk in the river YESTERDAY.
has been raised. The only damage was
to the cargo-$2, 900.
LIMA, O., October 3O.-An explosion
of natural gas in in Scholtzeis' tannery
to-day, killed John Scholtzeis, Peter
Klein and James Hubbard.
WASHINGTON, October 3O.-The Per-
sian Minister had special audience
with the President this morning. The
Secretary of State was present.
New ORLEANS, October 3O.-By order
OF the Federal Court the management of
the Texas and Pacific Road will be re-
stored to the company October 31st.
BUFFALO, October 3O.-Henry F. Al
bers, coal and lumber dealer, has gone to
Canada after forging the name of Jacob
Schen, brewer, to notes amounting to
100000.
New YORK, October 30.-Charles Stew
art Welles has written to Anna P. john
son, Secretary of the Equal Rights party,
accepting the nomination to the Vice.
Presidency.
New York, October 3O.-The case of
General Badeau against the widow of
General Grant for alleged services on
Grants Memoirs" has been discontin-
ued by consent of both parties.
ST.. LOUIS, October 3O.-By the falling
of an elevator in the Ward Furniture
Company's store to-day, Charles Richter
was fatally, and MAJOR William O'Keefe
and Richard Home seriously injured.
WASHINGTON, October 80. Lieutenant
Colonel G. II. Burton, Inspector General,
has been transferred the headquarters OF
the Department Of Arizona to the head
quarters of the Division of the Pacific.
KANSAS CRY, October SO.-In the
Criminal Court room this morning. Jack
Fleming, deputy marshal, drew a re.
volver and blew his brains out while the
court was in session. No cause is as
signed.
DENVER, October 3O.-Washinpton off,
Gals OF the Interior Department state
that the Terrell homestead application
was long since rejected, and time for ap-
peal passed. His timber culture entry ia
three miles from Greeley.
ASHLAND, Wis, October 3O.-At the
Indian dance at Adonan, Saturday,
two young squaws overheard some re-
marks made bya married woman, Mrs,
Whitebird, and gave her terrible beat
ing. The woman, who was enciente.
died OF her injuries. Jealousy was the
cause.
WASHINGTON, October 3O.-William G.
Walsh and P. A. Doherty have been ap-
pointed guagers at San Francisco.
An Army Retiring Board has been ap-
pointed to meet from time to time at the
call OF the President, at San francisco,
tor the examination of first Lieutenant
l.; s. Rice, First Artillery, and other
officers for retirement.
WASHINGTON, October 3O.-The Secre-
tary OF State is in receipt of a dispatch
from Minister Bragg, saying that ]. B.
Lawrence, an American citizen. who had
been confined in Silbe, Mexico. on the
charge of train robbery upon the Mexi-
can Central Railway, since the 18th of
June, 1888, was discharged from CUSTODY
on the goth inst.
ST. LOUIS, October 30.-William H.
Blake, nominee of the Union Labor
party for Governor of Missouri sent a
letter to the Executive Committee de-
Ginning to make the race. The commit
tee ls now In session considering what is
best to do. 1t is freely claimed Blake's
withdrawal means a coalition between
the Union Labor and Republican parties
in the State.
SALIDA, October 30.-On the Villa
Grove branch of the Rio Grande road,
the air-brakes of the engine, pulling a
plle driver, gave way. The engine shot
down the mountain at terrific speed and
jumped the track when rounding a
curve, going. down an embankment
thirty feet. Fireman Ludlow and Con-
ductor Vinsin were killed. Engineer
Whltlock and Brakeman Allen were
seriously injured.