Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-05
PACIFIC COAST TElEGRAMs.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 8

DAN It RANClSNO, WI. d.
The following passengers sailed this
morning, for San Pedro, on the steam
er Mohongo:
f. H. Pullman, Wohlman,
Miss II. Evans, Miss r.. Evans, Miss
B. Evans, Mrs. M. +. Brown, Mrs.
Gaskell, Miss Mary l.. Gird, J. r. Me-
Gready, Mrs. f. (iirard, Mrs. Wilson
and two children, Rev. j. Gerald,
Miss Nj. J. Coffin, Mrs. O'Riley and
child, J. Coffman, II. Mcpherson,
Robt. Bevin, Miss Nellie Nelson. Rev.
w. Il. Lucky, W. 5. Lucky, A. w.
Dana, wife, servant and two children;
G. A. Luke, wife and son; II. II. Gird,
w. GOldsten, Geo. Henderson, wife
and child; Mrs. Irvine, Mrs. Jas. Cor
win, j. Schlesinger, p. Yorba and son,
c. Dewing, J. M. Bryan, S. Cohn, A.
Dewing, wife and child; J. l.. Vincent,
W. II. Clapp, II. d. Webster, w. II.
Moran, Mrs. w. OWarren, &. w.
Wolf, wife and child, S. w. Taylor,
q. w. NewsOn, Chas. Cawlin.
Santa Barbara-A. Pelham, Math-
ew Hefty, Rev. X. Bently, Geo.
Temps, Mrs. Wedekind, two children
and two infants, w. J. Harris, James
Simpson, j. c. Nulling, A. f. Chase,
A. q. Porter, wife and two children;
p. NJ. Dreen, wife and child; Mrs. j. A.
Rich and infant.
San Diego-P. f. Scott, G. +. J.
White, wife and infant; r. f. Moore,
ID. h. Philips.
Robt. Burke, policeman, committed
suicide last night by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol.
A boy eight years of age has been
arrested for setting fire to seven build
ings in the city at different times, just
to hear bells ring and see tiremen run.
Mary UNeil, little girl living
with her parents, was badly burned
Yesterday She died last night. She
set fire to her clothing with some
matches.
A wealthy gentleman of this city
will within a few weeks establish a
technical school for boys on purpose
to teach them to work wood and met
ais.
The case of Capt. Clarke, of the ship
Sunshine, is still before the L. S. grand
jury.
Capt. Clarke has been released on
bail. The Post advises vigilance
committee to be formed in order to
meet out justice to the Capt, should
he not be convicted.
An effort has been made to get the
notorious George Hoge out on ha-
beas corpus, and man named Tagle
arrested for robbery, but the applica-
tion was denied.
The demu rrer in the case of the
People as. Marks, the Labor Commits
sioner, indicted for embezzlement,
was argued to-day and submitted to
the Judge of the Municipal court, for
decision. The principal objection was
that its indictments do not charge that
the defendant was in the employ of
the State at the time of the alleged
embezzlement.
In the case of the contested election
between Hubert and Bauer for City
Treasurer, Judge Stanley rendered his
decision to-day ordering the recount
of votes.
ALI Chin Suey (President) Neng
Yshg Co., and ChieJ Inspector of six
Chinese companies died on Thursday
night, after an illness of two days,
and was buried with great pomp and
display this afternoon.
There war" 4 deaths in this CITY
during the week.
The Eureka Gold Mining Company
declareda dividend amounting to $40,-
600 payable next Tuesday.
Joseph Lindsey sued Sheriff Adams
to recover $4,000 the amount of reward
offered for recapture of the Brotherton
brothers when they broke Jail. He
says that the Sheriff knew nothing of
the whereabouts of the fOrgers till he
told where they were concealed.
The U. s. Grand Jury has indicted
Capt. Clark of the ship sunrise, and
his mates Harris and MalOney. The
latter has not yet been found.
The wife of VIM. Guimans and four
children were out on the Cliff House
road this evening in a carriage when
the horses took fright and ran away
The occupants of the carriage We're all
thrown out. A little girl only 8 years
of age had her arm dislOcated at the
shoulder. Mrs. Guimans had her arm
broken. The rest We're badly bruised.