Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-26
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For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Oct. 25.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left oil
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day
III Schanaker, w r Wist, N Kinman
Z ] Mels, G Howes, ] Lankershim
Mrs A T Ferndon, E T Barber, Amelis
Scholway and Juan M Lince.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 25-Officers
Metzter and Orialy arrested an old
confidence man named r. L. Toebay
alias Darby at the North German ho.
tel on Jackson street this morning
about two weeks ago Toabey went to
Sacramento and represented to the
citizens of the town that he was one
of the newly elected supervisors oi
this city and during her perambula.
tions he met Mrs. Thomas Brown
whose husband is employed in the r.
r. Co. He paid her assidious atten.
ton for few days and an elopement
was decided upon by the two. AS il
was necessary to have some money to
travel with he went about to get 1t.
While the husband was at work, Toa.
bey is said to have engaged "a colored
expressman and the two drove up to
Browns house, loaded the wagon with
trunks, clothing, gold watch and chain
sleeve buttons and five hundred dol
lars in coin belonging to Brown. The
two runaways left Immediately
for San Francisco and took rooms on
Minna street. The wife will be taken
back to Sacramento with her lover
this afternoon. All the stolen prop
erty with the exception of the coin
has been found.
This morning the dead body of a
man was found lying on Dock street
between o. Farrell and Geargy and the
coroner had the body removed to the
morgue. A Sargent from the Presidio
subsequently identified the remains
as those of us. teamster named j.
r. Larimer who was sent into the city
from that port for load of stores be-
longing to Cavalry Co. G. which had
just arrived in the city.
The following telegram was received
at the Virginia mining company this
morning from James G.. Fair the SUI
perintendent of the mine. Two hun
dred inches of water broke in from
the East wall on the LAO foot level
on Sunday morning. The stream
has reduced to about ninety in
ches and it may run out altogether
in a few days. Men are engaged
in diverting the water to prevent
damage to the mine. Gould & Curry,
Savage and Hale & NorcrOss mines
are filling rapidly, with all the pumps
running. All hoisting of ore has been
stopped. Those who are familiar with
the mine express no surprise at the
news, as it has long been expected
that a body of water would sooner or
later be tapped on the East wall
The last on the list of absconders is
w. +. Carthorn, very stylish young
man, who has of late been figuring as
a stock operator. He departs debtor
to every body who could be induced to
lend him anything, and moreover he
succeeded in swindling a number of
parties whose caution he Overcame
with his we'll gotten up tales. His
last operatlon-the straw that broke
the cameps back-consisted in bor-
rowing $500 from Morgan & Fair on
twenty shares of Crown Point, and
then borrowing the collateral just for
one day, but of course falling to. re-
turn it. A warrant was issued in
due time by Morgan & Fair, but the
dapper young gentleman was no where
to be found.
The latest shipments embrace ST,
0O5, 400 from the Consolidated Vir-
ginia mine, making total of ST, l,1l5,-
400 since the last dividend; 430 tons
from the Imperial mine on the SD;
Sl27, 900 from the Leopard mine, and
1881, ZOO from the Ophir mine. The
| Chollar Potosi mine turned out 30C
tons of ore last week, assaying $3l1.5
per ton.
The Oceanic Quicksilver Mining
Company have levied an assessment
of fifty cents per share, delinquent
November 23d, and the Ward & Ellis
one of ten cents per share, delinquent
| November Goth.
The telegram received this morning
reporting flood in the Cons olidated
Virginia and adjacent mines, had but
| little influence on the brokers at the
morning session. A stream of 20C
inches broke in at the l. 400 foot level
and under active pumping it had been
reduced to 80 inches, though not until
the Gouli & Curry, Savage and Hale
& Norcross mines had been pretty
well flooded.
Suicide In SANTA CRUZ.
SANTA CRUZ, October 25th.-Chas
w. Beane committed suicide by hang
ing this morning. He was an old res.
ident, brickmaker by trade, and was
seen at 3 o'clock this morning in APP.
parent good spirits. Recent competi
ton in business is supposed to have
led to his dependency. He leaves a
son in Los Angeles, but was without
family here. The Coroner's Jury to.
day returned verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
A BOY Shot.
| ELKo, New, October 2Jth.- This
morning about 10 o'clock Chris. Mills
bartender, and G. n. Banks, Deputy
Sheriff, had an alteration in which
Mills drew revolver and fired al
Banks. The ball missed him ant
struck boy about II years old about
an inch below the left temple, lodging
in the cheek bone. The wound is Sc
rious, but not necessarily fatal. Mills
is under arrest.
MORNING DISPATCHES
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