Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-14
Eastern Echoes.

Eastern Echoes.
BUFFALO, November 13.-The Wheeler
elevator was partially burned this morn
ing. Loss, 5000, 900.
MONTGOMERY, November 13.-The
Biennial session of the General Assembly
of Alabama opened this morning.
New YORK, November, 13.-Thomas
l.. Bolts, of the famous Virginia family,
suicided to-day on account of disappoint-
ment and losses of bets on the election.
New YORK, November l3.-The Mar
qnis OF Queensberry, who came here a
week ago from San Francisco, sailed for
England Saturday. He considers Kilrain
about the best man in the world.
JAMESTOWN, OAK, November 13.-An
epidemic OF scarlet fever is raging here.
Churches, Sunday schools and public
schools have been ordered closed. A
number OF deaths have already occurred.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Novem ber 13.-Dr.
H. 6. Hite, of an organization similar to
the Indiana White Caps, was found
guilty this morning of intimidatipg wit.
nesses in Federal cases in Randolph
county.
WASHINGTON, November 13.-President
Cleveland has confirmed the sentence oil
the court-martial dismissing Cadet Ira.
ber Norman, of the fourth class, West
Point, from the service for knowingly
making false statement to superior
officer.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.-This after
noon while laborers were preparing a
blast of dynamite in rock quarry, a
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the owner of the quarry. Mike Gormley
and mortally wounding John Hayes and
an unknown negro.
NEW York, November 13.-Mary An
derson appeared here this evening after
an absence of three years. Palmer's
Theatre was crowded to the fullest ca.
pacity. She acted the parts of "Hermi.
one'' and "Perdita" in The Winters T'die.
She received an ovation.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, November 13.-The
work of searching the ruins of the Steam
Gauge and Lantern Works for dead
bodies was continued throughout to-day.
The result was the discovery of eight
more blackened and mutilated bodies,
making twenty-five in all 30 far found.
PITTsBURG, November 13 "A Pullman
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train took fire while crossing the noun
tains and was half consumed. hetwenty
panic-stricken occupants of the berths
fled to the next car. leaving part of their
clothing. No one was injured.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-Mrs
Matilda Hellerman, aged % years, was
shot and killed to-day by Peter Kretch-
man, aged q years, a widower. The
only explanation he gave the police was
that his wife died about three weeks ago
and that she had been ruined and driven
to her death by Mrs. Hellerman.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, November 13-
The International Fair was opened this
morning by a message from President
Diaz from the City of Mexico. The
Mexican flag was saluted by battery
on the grounds, and the Mexican band
played "Hail Colum bia" and medley
of airs Of both nations.
IGNACIo, COL, November 13.-The
Southern Utes and the Commission have
been in council the past two days, and
have agreed upon terms of treaty for the
removal of the Indians t., Utah. The
Utes commenced signing the treaty this
evening, and appear to be we'll pleased
with the terms agreed upon.
CHICAGO. November 13.-The postal
here have received word that
the postoffice at Fort Smelling, Mimi,
was burglarized last night. About 5000
in money, postal notes and registe, ed
letters of unkn own amount, were taken.
The registered mail here is generally
heavy on account of the proximity of
a Government military post.
ST.. PAUL. November 13.-A Pioneer
Press Winnipeg special says: The Came
dian Pacific and Dominion Government
triumphed in the railroad crossing mat
ter, the local government giving orders
Tor the immediate suspension of work for
The winter on the Portage extension of
The Northern Pacific and Manitoba road,
owing to the inclemency Of the weather.
New YORK, November 13.-The wine
cellar OF the late Samuel J. Tilden was
vandalized by an auctioneer and crowds
of purchasers to-day; 500 bottles of
brought from $3.50 to 5000
per bottle; some double o Madeira
brought So so. and some Blue Grass
whisky, forty years old, brought $11 so
per gallon. In all 440 bottles were sold.
PrTTsBURG, KS, November 13.-One
thousand miners assembled in mass
Meeting tonight to take action on the
FrOntenac horror. Resolutions strongly
Mine Inspector Finley were
Idopted and his removal demanded. It
vas also agreed that each man should |
to the relief fund bis share in |
ifty bushels of coal, making about 81 900
n all.
WASHINGTON, November 13.-At noon
lext Thursday Joseph Chamberlain and |
Miss Mary Endicott will be married be-
ore the altar of st. Johns Church, the
most fashionable Episcopal place of wor-
hip at the National capital. The wed.
ling will be very quiet affair, neither
or a best man will be pres
Mt. There will be no guests, save a few
ear relatives of the bride, and President
nd Mrs. Cleveland, and some OF the
igher officials in Washington.
G.. A. n. Aides.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, November 13.-I,
in-Chief Warren, of the
!. A. R., issued list of the State Aides-
e-Camp to-day. Those for California
re-: A. D. Cutter, o. A. Witherell, b. II
Bissell, J. H. Ga Weaver, @. OIL
Hen, Q. v. Kellogg, R. B. s. York, I
yman Hotaling, R. E. Houghton, ]. G.. II
eistring. IL