Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07
Ea.tern Echocs

AhO Aiotoouie City hutnoiil1Cc nave uC
cided to close all pool rooms on the 10th
and not wait for the Supreme Court.
At st. Louis VIM. G. Mitchell. proprie
tor OF the Peoples Theater, fell from ,
street car and was killed.
At Water Valley, Miss, three of thos,
injured in the grand stand accident O
the Fourth, have died. Others are in .
serious condition.
At Fort Smith, Ark, Gus Bogles, aget
l9, was hanged for the murder of VIM
Morgan in the Creek Nation year ago
He died very hard.
The evening session of the Charitiel
Conference, at Buffalo, N. Y, was occu
pied by State reports. The session closet
with q short address by ex-Governo
Moody, of Oregon.
At Minneapolis the three members O
the firm of Shotwell, Clerihew Il Lothian
which failed some days ago, were Friday
afternoon arrested ON a warrant sworn
out by the cashier of bank to- which The
firm is largely indebted, Oh the charge O
swindling.
Near Joliet, Illinois, construction
train on the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern
road was wrecked Friday evening, by OBJ
structions on the track. Three Italian
laborers were instantly killed. Enginee,
Knight was fatally scalded.
j. W. Brown. the bigamist recently
arrested at Chicago, was arraipned al
Detroit and pleaded not guilty. He was
remanded to Jail. 1t is stated that Brown
was married no less than thirty-twc
times, and many of his dupes are ex-
pected at the trial.
At Hardinsburg, KY, Friday morning
County Judge A. M. Pulliam called
James Miller, q well-to-do farmer. into
his Office. Shortly afterwards shots were
heard and Pulliam came out and surren.
dered to the officers. Miller was found
dead in the Office. Pulliam will not talk.
A bush fire is raging near South Indian
Ont, on the G. & A. R., below Otta.
wa. Wade's saw mill, 500 cords of wood
i've freight cars, five houses and thou.
sands of cords of tan bark have been de.
stroyed. The country on each side TO,
some days has been utterly impass.
sible.
At Salt Lake the church agents on
Friday turned over to Receiver Dyer the
noted church farm near the city OF l ,10C
acres valued at $l50,0O0. Further
large amounts of property are expected
to be reclaimed within few days in the
Government proceedings against the
Mormon Church property.
Robert Byran. sixteen year-old negro
boy, stabbed Riley Hancock, white. aged
nineteen years, and killed him, neal
Smiths Mills, KY. Three men started
to Henderson with Bryan and at dark
were in the outskirts of the town, when
overtaken by fifty masked men who
drove Bryan's guards off and hanged the
murderer to the nearest tree.
The Committee on Notification ap-
pointed by the Republican Convention
arrived at New York last night and
stopped at the Murray Hill Hotel.
Chairman Estee received few personal
friends and then retired to the Union
League Club to prepare the address to be
delivered at Rheinbeck to Mr.. Morton
At the Friday afternoon session Of the
Christian Endeavor Convention at Chi
cago, the general topic was, elbow the
Society aids the Churches as an evan
gelistic force. Several interesting papers
were read. At the evening session there
was an address by Rev. J. HI. Barrows,
of Chicago. The object of his discourse
was to show the course OF Christianity in
America.
At Milwaukee three men entered the
Office of the Northwestern Insurance
Company and engaged the cashier and
clerk in conversation. Before they left
one of them stole $4,000 from the cash
drawer. An hour later one of the rob
bers was arrested at st. Francis station.
He proved to be Rufus Minor, well
known Eastern bank robber.
The wreck which occurred on the
Pennsylvania railroad near Nanticoke,
by the collision q two passenger trains,
was not nearly so bad as at first reported.
One of the firemen, in jumping, was
seriously bruised about the body. The
other trainmen escaped without injury,
The passengers on both trains were
badly frightened and shaken up. Some
thirty of them are slightly injured,
though none fatally. The accident was
due to the blunder of train dispatcher.
A Chicago Times special from Wichita,
Kan., reports the murder on the Red
Fork of the Arkansas river in the Indian
Territory of Ed. Fraley, H. Holiday and
J. Norwood, of Springfield, ILL.,, all under
20 years of age. A few days ago they
missed some money and accused half
b eed Indian, named Evans, of having
stolen it. The day following this Evans
was found murdered in his cabin. The
three boys had disappeared. Evans
friends supposing the boys had murdered
h,ro otowfoI ~, r,rrc,,.t ard o0vosur ~
with them murdered them in shanty
which they were occupying. No trace
of the gang has been discovered.
Washington Wirings.
WASHINGTON July 6.-Bond offerings
to-day $437 1000. There we're no accept
ances.
In the case OF Senator Cullom's coach
man, indicted for manslaughter in caus-
ing the death or Prof. Paul, on March
31st, by recklessly driving into him on
his bicycle, the jury to-day returned q
verdict Of guilty. A motion for new
trial was made.
The President has vetoed the bills
granting pensions to NathanielD. Chase,
Harriet Cooper and VIM. M. Campbell
Jr.. and the bill for the relief Of Var
Buren, Brown.
+" ROOM FOR THE LEPER, ROOM!'
A Chinese Found Near Nigger Alley
ROtting 10 Pieces with Leprosy.
In a horribly filthy Chinese ''dead
house," located just back of Niger AL
ley, in the Chinese quarter, lies mar
slowly but surely mouldering to deatt