Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-25
STEAMER EASTP0RT WRECKED.
THE TWEED CASE.
Yellow Fever at Pensacola, Fla.
The Agent Of Usage Indians
Under Investigation.
Heavy Tobacco Seizure at Richmond.
Sad Case of Drowning at
Omaha, Mob.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. I
PACIFIC COAST.
T0nmase-GOId-The Wheat Market
Hahn's New wPicture-RapidT Transit
-Sentenced-Man Missing-Passen.
gers for Los Angeles.

gers for Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24th.-There
are upwards of 10000 tons of disen-
ga ged tonnage in this harbor, besides
10000 tons under engagement
Gold fell yesterday to 11ls, but
closed to-day at 1l2s.
Liverpool wheat to-day is los. 1Od.
to ! Is. Sd. for average California.
Hahn has completed his picture of
San Gabriel Mission.
A car of furniture, seven days from
New York, has arrived for the Palace
Hotel.
Charles H. Mestayer and Samuel
Shears, who pleaded guilty to the
charge of beating a hack-driver at the
Villa, were fined $500 each.
o. c. Clarke has been sentenced to
the State Prison for forgerfi and c. N.
DeMatti for two and six months for
housebreaking.
Mr.. }. McGregor, recent arrival,
told his wife yesterday he was going
to take bath at North Beach. He
had six hundred dollars in his possess
sion and has disappeared. All his
clothing except his boots and money
have been found. Circumstances in
dicate that he deposited the clothing
and left for parts unknown.
The steamer Orizaba sails to-mor-
row at 8 A. NJ. with the following pas
sengers: Hartman, G w West, J
Cahelert and wife, N Tabos, Col Err
nest, Mrs Tabos and children, Mrs
Oldir and daughter, Mrs Aimslee, Miss
Cochran. Miss A M Byron, A Hoole,
P j Mcbride, Capt c G Byron, Robert
Kerr, S Pratt and wife, Fenton D
Sears, John A Campbell, wife and 5
children, Mrs r Kerr and boy, Miss A
Tuttle, Mrs G r Stewart, r G Carlton,
Miss Paris, Miss Stewart, L ellison, H
b Pierce, L Ancker, Ed Phillips, w N
Hill, } PThompson, John McGlinchy,
Mrs Anselme, Mrs West, Mrs j W
Kerr, Mrs A Kerr, John Devine, John
J Bodkin, M Wakefield, S Norton, G
Harvey, Mrs Harvey, F r Lafau-
cherie.
Sharp Murder Trial.
WINNEMUcCA, July 23d.-The trial
OF Rover for the murder of Sharp is
drawing to a close. The evidence is
all in, and the arguments commence
tonight. 1t is expected that the case
will go the jury tomorrow. There is
great difference of opinion as to what
the verdict will be.
Irwin and Hamilton at Visalfa.
VIsALIA, July 24th.-Wm. Irwin
and Gen. Jo Hamilton spoke here last
night to an outdoor audience of about
200.
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MODESTO, July 24th. - Yesterday
afternoon McSilvis, while driving on
the horsepower of Gates threshing
machine had his leg caught in the
cog g-wheels of the power machine. 1t
was below the knee. He was brought
to town and his leg was amputated
about four inches below the knee
joint.
The weather is exceedingly warm,
the thermometer indicating 10 de-
grees in the shade.
Passengers by Telegraph stage Line
CALIENTE, July 24.-The following
passengers left for Los Angeles on the
Telegraph Stage Line to-day: Frank
Williams, Dunlap, F. r. Baird, w.
Hoyt, E. Talfort, w. Hunsaker, and
FL. johnson.
Wreck Of the steamer Eastport.
SAN FRANCISCO, July PA dis
patch has just been received here from
Point Arena reporting the loss of the
steamer Eastport at o'clock yester-
day morning. She ran on reef north
of the lighthouse. The passengers
and crew were all saved with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Armstrong and two
children, who were drowned. No fur
ther particulars of the disaster have
yet been received. The Eastport was
commanded by Captain Whitney and
owned by parties connected with the
Coos Bay Coal Company. At the
time of the disaster she was on her
way from Coos Bay to this port, load
ed with coal. She was a wooden
screw steamer of about six hundred
tons.
DUNCAN's MILLS, July 24.-Yester-
day at 2 A. NJ, the Steamer Eastport.
Captain Whitney, from Coos BAY.
loaded with coal for San Francisco,
ran into reef on the north side of the
lighthouse at Point Arena. The pas
sengers and crew We're all saved, with
the exception of Mrs. Armstrong and