Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-29
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Telegraphic Dispatches Condensed
for Busy Readers.
Pugilist Sullivan's physicians say he is
out Of danger.
At the International Exhibition at
Brussels the Westinghouse air-brake re-
ceived the highest prize.
Two Austrian army officers who as
cended Mangart mountain were over
taken by fog and fell over a precipice.
One of them was killed.
At Sydney, N. S. W., a race for the
scullinp championship between Peter
Kemp and Edward Hanlan, rowed on
Thursday, was won by Kemp.
The Margaret Ann mill, at Walker
vile, Mont, has been destroyed by fire.
It was owned by Dennis Driscoll, of
Walkerville, and was valued at $25, 900 ;
no insurance.
Advices from Suakim state that heavy
firing between the rebels and British
continued until midnight Thursday.
Deserters report that the rebels suffered
severely, one shell killing seventeen.
Sixteen persons perished in fire at
Cronstadt, Russia, Thursday. The des-
troyed building was lofty wooden tene-
ment. The staircase burned away and
q number of the inmates leaped from the
windows and were mortally hurt.
At Modesto, CAL, the jury in the case
of Quong Chung, who stabbed and killed
Fred. Olhine, alias Fred. Fisher, at Hills
Ferry last May, brought in verdict of
murder in the second degree. Sentence
will be pronounced next Tuesday.
The fine furniture factory of Wilkins &
Co., on Lake street, Chicago, burned
Friday morning. Five bodies of EN-.
ployees have been recovered from the
still there. The loss on stock is $50, 900.
The Collector of Customs Of New York
has been authorized to suspend action in
the case of the twenty Mormon children
detained at that port, until the agents Of
the Mormon Society have had an oppor-
tunity to prove that they are not likely
to become public charges.
President Cleveland has approved the
joint resolution appropriating $4,000 to
suppress infection in interstate COM
merce, the act to continue the provisions
of existing laws providing temporarily
for the expenditures of the Government,
and the act amending the River and
Harbor bill.
At Merced. Call, George Scott, night
watchman at the Southern Pacific water
works, was shot by an unknown man
early Friday morning. Scott says he saw
him to follow him. The man did so for
a short distance, when he stopped, drew
a pistol and fired, the ball striking Scott
olo
Scott is in critical condition.
The directors of the Olympic Club of
San Francisco, have reinstated James H.
Faulkner, whose alleged offer to make
his wrestling bout with Acton a draw,
night, caused his suspension. The
grounds for reinstatement were that the
Club does not consider Faulkner a party
to any fraud or collusion, and that his
physical condition Che being really ill)
his withdrawal from the
match.
Captain J. N. Bloomer and boats
crew Thursday morning boarded a dis
abled schooner anchored off the bar at
Chatham, Mass, and found her to be the
Elma, of st. Johns, with cargo of lime
on fire, and deck load of laths for New
York. They were struck by storm
northeast of Cape Cod and hove to. When
within about twenty-five miles Of the
Cape, and before reaching safe water, the
steward was killed by the dashing cord
age.
Miss Mary Campbell schofeld, daugh-
ter of General Schofeld, was married to
Lieut.. Avery D. Andrews, Of the Fifth
Artillery, U. s. A., Thursday evening.
The ceremony took place in the Chapel
Of st. Cornelius, on Governors Island.
Rev. DR.. Dix officiated. The bride
walked up to the chancel rail, leaning on
her fathers arm. General Schofeld was
in full uniform. Miss Georgia Kilburn,
of Iowa, was maid of honor. Among
those present at the reception were
Generals Sherman and Fitz-John Porter
and Admiral Cheradi.
Freezing weather is reported from
northern Minnesota killing frost from
the southern portions of Michigan and
Wisconsin; light frost in the Northwest
as far south as southern Missouri. The
indications are that a severe frost will
occur this Saturday morning in the
States of the Ohio valley, and light frosts
in exposed places in the northern por-
tions of the Gulf States and Tennessee /;
also in the west'portion of North Caro-
lima, Virginia and in the interior of the
Middle Atlantic States and in the interior
of New England.