Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-23
Morning kilograms.



Passengers Going south
MoJAvE, April 90. e s Low.
cry, III Harfst, Mrs Given, J Hol-
Inns, H Hartmann, ] M Rodgers, ]
e Hamilton, A Leary, J Silvert,
II Coonery, ] d Hines, J Foksen
Miss Matte Clark, Col J H Wood
MoJAvE, April 22d.-A Forsyth,
J Rhodes and wife, Mrs.
e B Croker, J A Ford and wife
G o Watson, Mr.. Gilman and wife,
J G Messic, DIR. d b Hoffman, r x
Whi.eside, NJ Eichrodt, Mr..
Belasse, j S Britton. L Antoine,
Selversdrapp, Sr.
General san Francisco Happenings
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Prof.
Martin made a balloon ascension
from Woodward's Garden yester.
day. The balloon rose about six
thousand feet and sailed over Ber-
nal heights to the southwark, then
taking an easterly course crossed
the bay and the @ronaut landed
safely near San Leandro.
The Workingmen held their reg
ular meeting at the sand lots, but
as was noticeable Of the last pre-
ceGing Sundays meeting, the at
tendance was slim, although the
day was exceptionally pleasant. A
long string of resolutions was
passed, the first of which was the
approval of Kearney's course in
taking charge of the Platps Hall
meeting called to consider the
water question.
At the San Bruno rifle range yes-
terday a catch match was shot by
fifteen members of the Union
Guard who happened to be on the
ground, at distance of 200 yards
off-hand, forty shots each. Out of
O possible three thousand points
these marksmen made the remark
able aggregate score of 2,35l, being
II 100 per cent.
The Trades-Unions met again in
Convention yesterday and adopted
resolutions favorIng the eight
hour law, approving Woods tariff
bill now before Congress and de-
nouncing the Chinese Six Compa-
MES as q slave bureau.
Yuma Items
YUMA, April 20th.-Thirty tons
of galena ore were shipped to San
Francisco yesterday. The steamer
Cocopah arrived this morning
from Aubrey with seven pas
sengers, II bales of wool, $4,000
pounds of galena ore from Castle
Dome, % bars McCracken bullion,
valued at $2S,712, and bars Signal
bullion, valued at $5,035.
To. days stage from Tucson
brought in silver bricks from Sill
yer City, New Mexico, valued at
$4,000. All this bullion goes for
ward to San Francisco per Wells,
Fargo g. Co. tonight. The new
engine and machinery for the Sill
yer King mine has arrived here.
Teams are now loading and it will
leave tomorrow.
There are $4,000 pound, of King
concentrations on the way, due
here ia about ten days.
The steamer Colorado did not
sail to-day Oh account of the eX-
ceedipgly high wind. She has
cargo of 100 tons merchandise for
Prescott.
The weather continues cold with
indications of rain.
Captsim COnn"iiy and the Wnmn
WhntA.
YUMA, April 22J.-Capt. w. B.
Connolly, owner of the Wana Wha-
ia silver mine, Pioneer District, is
on his way to San Francisco with
thirty sacks of Wana Whata ore,
assay value, 81, 200 per ton, and 500
pounds of specimens Of horn silver,
very rich. The Captain says that
the Baldwin mill will be running
in twenty days on Wanna Whata
ore. All the mines on the Silver
King iissure vein are looking fine
and opening up with entire salts
faction to those interested, for a
distance of ten miles around. Cap
tain Connolly goes to San Francis
CO especially for the purpose ofpro-
curing fire brick for q furnace. He
intends to refine with his own con-
centrators and will ship bullion to
San Francisco within two months.
Hurricane Ia Tahiti.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-The
brig Palorna, from Tahiti, reports
that, on February 18th, a hurricane
ragged at that place in which about
one hundred and twenty people
were killed and much property de.
stroyed.
William OriOo. president aT the
Western Union Telegraph Conn.
pany. Dend.
NEW YORK, April 22.-William
Ortop, President of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, died at
his resi- 1ence at 1850 this morning,
of apoplexy.
A New SOLUTION Of the Utah Traub-
WASHINGTON, April 22.-There
is some talk of settling the Mormon
question by annexing Utah to Ne
vada.
1t is predicted that strong move
ment is soon to be made to admit
Washington Territory as a State.
dwOad-H~nvy storm-nas'ite
sioux.
DEADwooD, April pa heavy
storm has lust occurred, doing