Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
San FanciscO News,

| San FanciscO News,
SAN FRANCISCO, January l7th.-
Ship Harvest Queen, whose sad fate
was reported by telegraph, was owned
| by Charles III. Marshall and CO., Of New
York, she sailed from this port on the
25th of August with Cargo on owners
account of 80, 1913 eentas OF wheat
valued at 75,509. She cleared here for
Cork, where she arrived safely in a
voyage of 1876 days, from that port she
was ordered to Liverpool, and it was
while beating up the Irish Channel that
she was run down and sunk by the
Steamer Adratic, all on board num-
bering some 80 souls, going down with
her.
The body of Juan Ferrora, q Span
lard, was found in'lot on Noe and Four
teenth streets. Beside him was found
double barreled shot gun with one
load. He had gone through picket
fence, and dragging his gun after him
one barrel discharged, the contents GO
ing into his breast and killing him in
stantly.
B. B. Cutter, wholesale liquor mer-
chant, was found dead in his office
yesterday ol apopieAy.
The Assembly appointed to examine
into the affairs of Golden Gate Park,
spent the Sabbath in downright hard
work endeavoring to get at facts in al
legation against the management of
the Park. They have been five days
at work and have secured information
which is by no means tiattering to the
Park Commissioners. Either through
wilful neglect or desire to attain to
which they were not entitled, certain
officials find themselves in most un-
pleasant position. The Committee
have not yet concluded their labors,
but will prosecute their inquiries in
Sacramento and then again return to
this city.
The Coroner held an inquest on the
body of Louis McHenry yesterday and
the jury rendered verdict of suicide.
The only important witness exam
ined was his son Lorenzo whose testi-
mony differs in no particular from the
account already telegraphed.
The funeral off,. Rodgers Johnson
yesterday under the management of
the Odd Fellows, was one of the larg-
cSt cNCl uSlu III buC Clty.
Frank H. Hubbard, young dentist
Of this city, committed suicide by TAX
morphine, at the What Cheer House,
ne was charged with forging the
names of three firms in Sacramento.
of two in this city, one of them being
the firm of n. Gray & Co. It is prob
able that the deceased anticipated ar
rest and exposure, and seeking an OBJ
scure lodging place, assumed another
name and swallowed the poison. He
was but twenty-four years of age.
Four policemen made raid on the
Chinese at Sacramento street lodging
house last evening for the purpose of
arresting those celestials who carried
concealed weapons. The Cinnamon
were too quick for the officers and only
two were arrested with arms on their
persons. A small armory was found
on the floor where they had been
thrown.
Flood & o. 'Brien, managers of Con-
solidated Virginia and California
Mining Company announce q deter
mination to represent the product of
those mines for the month of May at
the Centennial Exhibition at Phila-
delphia. During that month there
will be placed upon these two mines
working force to take out an amount
of ore sufficient to produce S10,000,OOO
worth of bullion. Arrangements have
been made to employ the Sharon and
other mills for its reduction, and in
June it will be forwarded to Philadel-
phia. 1t will require fifteen cars bear
ing ten tons each, to transport the sill
yer bars. There will be $1,000 silver
bars altogether, and $50 tons of solid
silver bricks.
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