Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-29
Latest kilograms.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE.
SHOOTIN NG OF SENATOR FlNNEY.
The kaormon, Lee, Pre-
pared to Escape.
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR
SANTA CLARA, CAL
Burning of Grants Cotton
Mills, GLASGOW.
OIL Docks on Fire at
Jersey City.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. I
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2Sth.-The
steamer Costa Rica will be dispatched
for Panama aud way ports on the 29th
as an extra steamer.
The Dakota, the regular express
steamer, leaves on Friday. This will
be the last opportunity for the ship
ment of articles for exhibition at the
International Exhibition at Valpa-
raiso, September 9Th.
4 telegram from San Mateo dated
to-day says that Senator Finney was
found dead this morning u short dis
tance from his residence, shot through
the head by ball from Henry life.
Nothing definite was known as to the
cause, whether accidental or other
wise. He was the Joint Senator from
San Francisco and San Mateo in the
Legislature during the last two ses-
sions.
M. Frankel of this city has filed a
petition in bankruptcy in the [. S.
District Court. His assets are about
$4,000, principally consisting of a
stock of general merchandise in Los
Angeles. His liabilities are over Sl6,-
600
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-James
Carson, a worthy citizen of Oakland,
train while in motion yesterday morn
ing fell under the car and both legs
were severed from his body. He died
last evening.
A young girl nineteen years old was
sent to the insane asylum yesterday.
Kesult of too close application to her
studies.
Wheat $2:10 for shipping; Honey,
white, 90 "a 222c. No 2, Is a. lSc.; dark
10 a l25; strained 6 @ 10c.
Red Men.
MARYSvILLE, July 27.-Delegates
to the Great Council of the State of
California of the improved order of
Red Men arrived here this afternoon
on the $3.50 train and were received at
the depot by a large delegation of the
members OF Iuba tribe of this city,
headed by band of music.
For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE CAL, July 2Sth.-The
following passengers left on the stage
this moriiiug for Los Angeles. Mr..
Wallace, Joe. Foster, Ed. Harrison,
three Messrs. DeVallee and Mrs. Bart
lett.
Detaii- OF the Grass Valley Fire.
GRASS VALLEY, July 2Sth. This
early an alarm of fire was
sounded. The fire started in wooden
building on the East side of Mill st.
between Main and Bank SITS. The
flames quickly spread to the surround
ing buildings. The fire was desper-
ately fought at Byrne & Co. Empire
stable and after long time was
checked from going any farther up
town. Thirteen buildings were de-
the following is a partial list
of the losses, r. @. Roberts, Black
smith & Wagon shop stock and tools,
loss 1880, insured for $500 In Finan-
GERS Fund. c. Elmer, Blacksmith &
Wagon shop tools and wagons; loss
50, ,000; no insurance. A quantity of
the stock was saved in fire proof cell
lar. y. B. Dibble, Golden Eagle Ho-
tel and adjoining buildings and hotel
furniture, loss $4,000; insured for ST.
600. Capt. H. Thomas, three build
ings, no estimate. Mrs. Henderson,
two small buildings, loss 500, insu-
rance, $500 in the North British. T.
Van Hoeter, one large building, no
estimate. Geo. d. Mclean, one build
ing torn down to prevent the spread
of fire, no estimate. VIM. Vaughan,
q small building and furniture, loss
$500. The total loss will it is believed
amount to $4,000.
Capture of u Safe.Breaher.
DIXON, CAL, July 2stb.--The noto.
rious Black Jack and four of his con-
federates We're captured near Davis
vile last night by party of Sheriffs.
Black Jack is one of the most expert
safe-breakers in the State, there being
scarcely n town of any Importance in
which he has not successfully piled his
vocation.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
SANTA CLARA, July 2Sth.-A field
engine exploded this morning at 8
O'clock on the ranch of Mike Sauer,
three miles West of town, killing the
engineer, a. Gammock, instantly, and
seriously injuring two other men,
Benjamin Kicker and Alex. w. Nc
Leannan. Both will probably re-
cover.