Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-09
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At Montgomery, Ala, the storage
warehouse OF Hunter & Co.'s compre.s
burned, with $500 bales of cotton. Loss,
$125,000
The operatives of every bottle factory
in France, with the exception of those
Blanzy, have struck. This is in obeyance
to orders issued by the Glass Workers
union.
The steamship City of Paris arrived
at New York after an exceedingly stormy
voyage. Tuesday a huge wave came
aboard, severely injuring member OF
the crew.
The Evangelical council, at Philadel-
upon which Bishop Dubs was suspend
ed. and he was reinstated. Esher and
Bowman were expelled from the church.
General Clarkson has issued call for
a meeting of the national Republican
committee, in Washington, November
23d, to select successor to Chairman
Quay, and determine the place OF the
next convention.
The supreme court denied the appli-
cation for writ Of prohibition on behalf
OF Stephen T. Gage, and he will have to
appear before Judge Wallace today and
show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt for refusing to obey
the summons of the grand jury.
At Albany, Ore, Frank Ingram shot
and killed his brother Henry. The men
had quarrelled over an inheritance left
by their mother, and Henry had threat
ened to kill his brother. He approached
Franks house, armed with gun, and
when he attempted to shoot, was shot
dead himself.
Ex-senator Blair, of New Hampshire,
says he liked the idea of going to China
as United States minister, but when the
Chinese government, influenced by lies,
refused to receive him, he was ready to
retire. The president, he Gays, was
willing to give him an Office of equal
dignity, but he did not care for any
thing else.
A young woman from Moscow was ar
rested in st. Petersburg charged with
being Nihilist. She confessed and adj
mitted that she left trunk at the house
of the well known composer, Glazounotf,
in which was revolutionary proclama-
ton. The police Immediately proceeded
to the house of Glazounof. He vehem-
emily protested his innocence, declaring
he was utterly ignorant OF the contents
of the trunk. He was nevertheless COM
PEELED to deposit as bail, fifteen thousand
roubles.
At Greepup, H., as a balloon on the
fair grounds assembled, Alex Gordon, o
country youth, tried to jump across the
ropes. His feet became entangled and
he was carried rapidly up hanging
with his head down. In his strug-
giles to escape he caught the rope
that releases the parachute, which
threw him and the balloonist to the
earth about so feet below, killing the
balloonist, William Kisser, of Louis.
vile, KY, breaking Gordon's leg and
arm, and seriously injuring him intern
ally.
At the election last fall in Sonoma
county, CAL, Rutledge received major
ity vote for superior Judge, and was de-
clared elected. Crawford contested the
election and enou. h votes were rejected
to change the result. Rutledge appealed
and the supreme court declared several
votes enormously rejected, and gave the
majority to Rutledge. His complaint is,
however, deficient in certain particulars.
30 the case is remanded to the superior
court, with instructions to award the
election to Rutledge upon his filing an
amended petition.