Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-10

the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
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er.
| San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. .9th.-Extreme
disquietude exists with regard to the
steamer Los Angeles. Not vestige
of information as to her whereabouts
has been received. A painful rumor
was in circulation yesterday that her
hull had been sighted OH Destruction
Island, but fortunately proved to be
without foundation. Goodall, Nelson
& Perkins yesterday afternoon dis
patched the revenue cutter Robert
Rush nOrthward on cruise of inqui-
ry, undertaking all the expense of the
trip, and they also intend to send their
own steamer, the Gipsey. AS will be
seen from the following telegram, the
Walcott has put out to sea in quest of
the missing steamer: .s=s.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. lSth-The
u. S. revenue cutter, steamer Wal
colt, was sent yesterday noon in
search of the Los Angeles. The cutter
North Pacific from Victoria at = p. NJ.
saw nothing of the Los Angeles.
1t is generally supposed that some of
her machinery has given out. The
general supposition. is not that the
steamer has been wrecked, but has
had a disaster to her engines or shaft,
yet much is the anxiety felt for her
passengers and crew. The cargo was
valued at $16,6SS and she was insured
for 81, 1000.
Annie Higgins, waitress in Scotts
IL Ia, 4 tl,.N ,f Gao
to and Kearney streets, took poison
last evening because her lover had
thrown off on her. She was taken to
the prison hospital, where she received
such treatment as her case required,
and she was recovered.
AT 10 A. NJ. yesterday an alarm was
given from Station SO. 1t was caused
by the discovery of a small fire in a
house in McDermott Place, occupied
by L. A. Rayburn. Mr.. Rayburn
was filling the well of an ignited gaso-
line stove, when the dangerous liquid
he was using ignited and set the prem
ises on fire. The flames burned him
severely about the head and face.
The regents of the University of
California held a meeting in their
rooms on Montgomery street, Tuesday
afternoon, Superintendent Carr re-
suming his seat on the Board. The
session was all important one,as there
was Il large amount of accumulated
business to be rushed through, the
majority of it of a minor nature. The
principal action taken was the APP
pointing of committee to memorable
the Legislature on the present needs
of the Institution and the adoption of
Il ground work for the memorial.
The four mile race is to be declared
off, indefinitely. None Of the horses
are in training, the epiz0otic having
affected them so much that TO continue
exercise would endanger their lives.
Springbok is to be taken East and
will not run against Baldwin's Ruth
erford. Wild Idle is said to have
broken down in his four mile dash
against Grimsted, and probably will
not enter another race.
The wires are working to-day as far
north as Sehome, Washington Terri
tory, above Olympia, but no tidings
have been received from the Los An
geles. There has been another steam
er dispatched from this port to go in
search. The agents here are getting
apprehensive.
Lucus w. Pond, a merchant of
Worcester, Mass, was arrested yester-
day by Capt. Lees and Detective
Jones on telegram requisition from
the Sheriff of Worcester. This fore
noon the prisoner went East with
Deputy Sheriff Churchill Of Worces-
ter
AUSTIN, New, Dec. h.--The f!ner-
al of the late Andrew Casamayou Of
the Reveille, will take place t0-mor-
row, under the auspices of the Reese
River pioneers. Every flagstaff in
the city has flag 1T half mast to-day
III respect to his memory. The de-
ceased was a native of France and has
resided here since the earliest settle
ment of the city. He was Jealous
advocate of the interest of Eastern
Nevada and his death is deeply re-
gretted by all classes in this city.
Joseph Towne, the miner who fell
down the Oregon shaft Monday night
last, died this morning. His funeral
will take place tomorrow and will be
conducted by the Reese River Pioneers
of which society he was member