Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-19

the dignity OF city and the nam
changed to the City of Juarez.
Fully 10000 people gathered at En-
senada, Lower California to celebrate tn,
seventy-eighth anniversary of Mexican
independence. The sham battle on tn,
Cay was brilliant sight. Governor Tor
res received congratulations by wire
from all parts Of the Republic.
Wire Waits.
A great many deer are found dead in
the woods near Bear River. 1t is sup.
posed poison has been put out on their
feeding grounds.
A severe earthquake shock was felt a,
San Jose at O'Clock Monday morning
The vibrations continued five seconds
No damage was done.
At Tulare violent electrical storm
occurred at 5 O'Clock Monday morning.
Twenty-nine hundredths of an inch Of
rain fell during the storm.
Among the Democratic County Con.
vention's nominations at San Luis
Obispo are D. w. James for Assembly,
and A. G. Mcleod for Sheriff.
Next month, when the new track to
Port Costa will have been completed, the
men will be transferred to Templeton to
begin work on the line to Ian Luis
Obispo.
An inventory of Fields Biscuit and
Cracker Company has been fled in the
Recorders Office at San Francisco. The
total value of the assets is appraised at
$140, 1887; liabilities $117 1928.
Thirty-four special fruit trains were
sent East during the season Just closed.
Tb noH olnvov, - tI.o
and eleven tons to the car, so that in all
ALA tons were dispatched by special
trains.
Chairman Leeds, of the Transconti-
mental Association, Chicago, telegraphed
Monday that the rate on compressed
creased wool to New York and other
seaports has been reduced to
slips per hundred pounds.
Edward E. Rice's burlesque company
of sixty-five artists produced Evangeline
at the new Baldwin Theater to a packed
house. Rice is the composer of the bur-
lesque, and he has several clever actors
and actresses for the principal parts.
The company will visit Los Angeles be-
fore their return East.
The captain of the schooner Araunah,
arrived at Vancouver Monday from
Yokohama. In letter to Hall, Goepel
& Co., of Victoria, owners of the Arau-
nah, the captain states that the schooner
was seized by a steamer of the Alaska
Fur Company, off the Asiatic coast, and
towed into Vladivostock. He has placed
his claim in the hands of the English
consul at st. Petersburg.
The steamer Cosmopolis, which ar
rived at San Francisco Sunday night
from Hueneme, reports that on Septem-
ber 18th she spoke the barkentine Ella,
bound from Eureka to San Luis Obispo.
Half her crew were down with some
kind of fever, but the captain was afraid
of salvage and refused assistance. The
Cosmopolis then stood on her way.
Sheriff McMann most emphatically
denies that he received any poison from
Goldenson after the death watch wat
placed upon him, as stated by Fathe,
Frassonnotti, who attended Goldenson
on the scaffold, and who says he in.
duced Goldenson to give up the capsule
containing cyanide of potassium. Under
Sheriff O'Conner and Jailer Rogers mad,
the same assertion. They both state
that some mistake has been made, o.
that the priest has been imposed upon
A passenger train on the Wabash roat
was wrecked by collision with freigh
train near Fairmount, Ill. An unknown
man, stealing ride, engineer and posta
clerk were badly injured.
The United Typotheta of America, ar
association composed of master printers
throughout the United States, began its
second annual meeting at New Yorl
Tuesday. Delegates are present from al
far west as Portland, Ore.
The preliminary session of the first tri
ennial meeting Of the Congress of Ameri
can Physicians and Surgeons, was held
at Washington Tuesday evening. Two
hundred members were present. DR..
John Shaw Billings was chosen Presi
dent.
At Port Jarvis, N. Y, the heaviest
rainfall in years occurred Monday an6
Monday night. Several streets were torn
up; cellars were flooded and people were
taken from houses by boats. Several
small houses were carried into the Della.
ware river. The river is still rising.
In prize fight for $1,000 and the Ban.
tam championship of the world, al
Lands Point Monday night, Eugene
Hornbacker, of New York, the present
champion, lost to Charles Mccarthy, ol
New Jersey, on foul. Twenty-one
bloody rounds were fought.
Henry Thune, of Chicago, attempted
to murder his divorced wife and step.
daughter, after which he shot himself
dying instantly. The step-daughter is
not hurt, but his wife received bulle,
wound in the right temple and is sup.
posed t, be fatally injured.
The cases Of the alleged dynamite con
spirstors, Hronek, Copek, Sevic and
Chleboun, charged with plot to murder
officials here, were called up and con
tinued until the October term of court
on the assertion of Hronek and Sevit
that at the proper time they would show
evidence to prove their innocence.
At O'Clock Monday afternoon Mrs
Pedrick, Of California, on a visit t.
friends in Chicago, was knocked down il
the heart of the business district, in the
presence of hundreds of people. The
thief snatched her pocketbook and