Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-20
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMS.
EXCESSIVELY To THE HERALD.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Trial of Harris, Mate Of the SUN.
rise, Progressing. Shipment Of
Treasure. -. Centennial Mass Meet.
ing Stocks, etc.

rise, Progressing shipment Of
Treasure "a. Centennial Mass Meet.
Ing Stocks. etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.
There We're further and worse de-
velopments in the trial of Harris, first
mate of the Sunrise, this afternoon.
Richard Sides, one of the sailors,
swore that on the day Condiff went
overheard, Harris told him to coil
some rope. Condiff could not go to
work, he was so sore from beatings
Harris had given him. Harris told
him to go forward. He did so, and
Harris went with him. Harris soon
returned and said there is one gone,
anyway" Condiff was overheard.
Captain Clarke sung out if he was
afoat, and Harris answered, no. The
ship was not stopped and no effort was
made to save the man. For three days
previous to his death, Condiff had
been kept in the hog pen with lot of
hogs. Sides said the mate made the
blood fly from one side of the ship to
the other till they got used to it, and
hardly gave it notice. The trial is
still pending. 4e saAsF Fgfnm
The shipment of treasure by the
steamer Nevada to Panama, to-day,
Amounted tn SS7. 800
The State Centennial Committee
will call q mass meeting Saturday
evening, which will be addressed by
Ex-Governor Pollock, of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia papers of the 10th inst.
congratulate the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company on their refusal to ac-
cept the resignation of Tom Scott.
The total liabilities of the Texas
Pacific Construction Company is ST.
100000, and the assets are claimed to
be $4,000, 900. All the stockholders
of the company are men of wealth and
could pay the entire debts of the COM
pany. -'0 nap
The following passengers for San
Diego on the Panama steamship Ne
vada to-day: O. Sanford and son, Mrs.
Sanford and daughter, Mrs. Cobb, Jas.
F. Moony, Mrs. Perry, ]. J. Ossett,
wife and child; Mrs. J. J. Heath, A.
Weser and wife, c. w. Gearhart.
The Catholic Churches in this city
will raise about $1,000 for Memphis.
The following passengers left San
Francisco for this city, per steamer
MohOngo, to-day:
l.. J. Fragit, Jas. S. Shreve, +. jan
sen and wife, Mrs. Bonsell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. l.. Bailey, J. w. Searls,
J. Creigh, ]. l.. Mann, Mr.. Reed, wife
and two children; Miss Reed, f. Rhitt,
H. Schmidt, wife and child, G. II.
Bradley, J.. H. Tuffree, J.. G. Dotter
and wife, III. w. Strahl and wife, Mrs.
Hancock and sister, G. Chapman, Il.
Jameson, H. Mckinney, Mrs. Fox, W.
III. Swan, wife and two children; Juan
TrindO and wife, j. Stronbridge, H.
Hamilton, Jacob Vorhees, w. p. Ot-
ter, Haldrich, 7. Willenber, j. Lopez,
Joe Grisie, Henry York, b. Hill, J.
King, w. Fesfenfeld, J. F. Riley, r.
G. Reed wife and child, Mrs. Hudfield,
John Ames and wife, J. ]. Williams,
Captain Hannager. a8I 1anyag
For Santa Barbara-Charles Collins,
P. Collins, f. Collins, III. Rarr and
wife, VIM. Field, George Hammond
and wife, c. L. Sawyer, w. f. Main
and wife, Mrs. e. r. Morris, Miss
Reynolds, Mrs. Cook, Gen Il. A. Nor
ris, M. A. Morris, Thomas WOodhend,
Thomas Collins, wife and child A..
Phillips and boy, M. Berton and broth
er, Mrs. H. T. Sheppard, J. G. Perrine,
Mary Mccarthy, Captain Strans, F..
w. Upson and family, w. s Oge and
brother, S. Richards, wife and three
children, Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Il. South
wood, Mrs. Miller, r. f. Chapman,
A. Hubbard, J. Peterson, v. Bradford,
J. Hartner, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. NICK ee,
Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Russell, A. McSurely.
For San Diego-A. Sullivan, j. &.
Patterson, Mrs. Jones, K. ID. Grady,
wife and son, N. Word, p. Arsons and
wife and brother, J. J. Parsons and