Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-23
WIRE WAITS.

Sir Robert Famler, M. P, is dead.
Queen Victoria is at Balmoral castle.
Ten miners in colliery near Liant
witt, Wales, were fatally injured by the
falling of the mine roof.
Albarigo Arnone and John Wreming
were fatally wounded in quarrel in the
Italian quarter in New York.
At Englewood, N. j., Frank Turke
killed his wife of few weeks, and sui
cided, on account OF jealousy. ...:
The Kansas senate acquitted Judge
Botkin of the charges on which he was
Observation-Disclosures, profanity, etc.
Henry Sheridan tcolofed), who killed
DR.. Felix Varnado, in Osyka, in Novem-
Der, 1888, was hanged at Magnolia,
Miss, Friday.
Secretary Blaine is now able to be up
and about the house, and his doctor says
his complete recovery is only asmatter
of a few days.
In an affray between sheep herders at
Ojo LIE Frigo, N. M, Wednesday, three
were killed outright and several others
seriously injured.
The dioceses. of New York, Albany,
Missouri and Indiana have reported in
favor of DR.. Brooks, bishop-elect of the
diocese of Massachusetts,.
The directors of the Maryland Central
railroad have been indicted by the grand
jury for manslaughter, in connection
with fatal freight wreck.
Gladstone has recovered from his at
tack of influenza and returned to Ha-
warden. A large number of his admir-
ers witnessed his departure from Lon
don.
The Illinois general assembly has
adopted resolution recommending the
election of Congressman Springer as
speaker of the next national house of
representatives.
The board of survey has recommended
the sale of the United States steamer Ga
lena, which was wrecked on the coast of
Massachusetts, as she cannot be repaired
within the statutory limit.
The Dutchsteamer Vendam is reported
disabled at sea. She is bound for New
York, with 620 passengers. The agents
have no apprehensions for her safety
they say she will arrive all right.
The difficulty between the New York
Lumber Dealers association and the lum
ber handlers, has been settled, an agree
ment being reached by which the lum-
Der yards will be opened at once and all
strikes declared off.
The reorganization OF the Brazilian
cabinet is about complete. America
Braziliense becomes minister of the
treasury; Arate, interior. No more
changes are expected. The financial
outlook is satisfactory.
At Shreveport, La, colored girl was
driven on the railroad track at the point
of pistol, by John and William Ander-
son (colored)l and held there until
train ran her down. A posse is in pur-
suit of the desperadoes.
The new Portuguese minister of
finance has declared his full confidence
in the credit of the country. Every
thing, he says, will be retrieved. The
government has determined upon
series of economic reforms.
In consequence of the refusal OF the
French government to grant the request
OF the executors of the will of the late
Prince Napoleon, the Italian govern
ment has ordered the tomb at Turin, in |
which the princes body lies, closed.
A terrificstorm passed over Paris Thurs
day evening, causing considerable dam
age and creating much alarm. A huge
waterspout burst in the Jardin des
uprooting trees, destroying
lawns and flower beds, and washing
away pathways. 81
Attorney General Miller has referred
the cases of Green B. Raum, Jr., and
other persons alleged to be connected
with irregular appointments to minor
positions in the pension Office, to the
United States attorney for the District
Of Columbia, for whatever action is re-
4uired by law.
A man named johnson. who sold the
knife and saw found at Liverpool on
Tuesday morning, in bag, with the |
nutilated body of a boy, identified
steamship fireman, John Conway, as
the person who purchased both the
knife and saw. The proofs that Con-
way murdered the lad are now com
plete.