Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-11
Passengers Passiug south.


Passengers I'assiug south.
MoJAvE, June 1O.-D Callen.
dren, Mrs l. DE Fossa, E E Cannon,
Mrs l. Graham and two children,
J Donneados, G E Harpham, A II
Cooper.
Sacramento Dots.
SACRAMENTO, June 10th.
Jockey Club Saturday night failed
to decide the 2:26-trot protest, and
all pools, which are large, hre
locked up. The Club meets to-day
to settle the trouble.
Leonard s. Butterfield, a peddler,
went in swimming in the Amer
lean River backwuter, near the
Round House, this morning. and
was drowned.
About three o'clock this morning
an unknown man, who was "beat-
ing" his way to this city from San
Francisco on the barge Yuba City,
in tow of the steamer San Joaquin
No. 3, fell overheard just above the
head of Stea n boat Slough and was
drowned.
Run over ANA Killed.
WINNEMUcCA, New, June TO-
Michael Sullivan, formerly of Bos-
ton, was run over and killed by the
st-bound frei ght train four miles
east of Browns station, onthe Cen
trail Pacific, about daylight this
morning.
suicide On The OakI land Ferry.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-At u
late hour last evening passenger
on one of the incoming Oakland
boats spraDg overheard and was
drowned.
Latest from the BannOcks.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 1O-A
Portland disratch says that Gen.
Howard, who Is now at Fort Walla
Walla, en- route to Boise City, tel
egraphs to-day as follows: Reports
from Gen. Wheaton represent some
Bannocks appearing in the vicinity
of Salmon River and people are
fleeing to Mount Idaho.
The Oregon Election
PORTLAND, June 10.-Latest
election returns show conclusively
that the Republican State ticket
has been elected. H. X. Hines,
Republican candidate for Congress
has been defeated by at least 500
majority. The Legislature, on joint
ballot, will have a Democratic ma
jority of ten, comprising fifty Dem
ocrats, thirty-six Republicans and
four Independents.
Raise City JubiIa"i-Indin. Fight
M"re Of the BaanUck Troubles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 1O.-A
Boise City dispatch says that the
citizens there are raised to a high
state of exultation by the receipt of
telegram to the effect that the
President had appointed John p.
Hoyt Governor of Idaho. 1t is the
almost universal wish that the Sem
ate act promptly in confirming
this appointment, and that Cover
nor Hoyt come forward at once.
In an affair near South Mountain,
Owyhee county, four citizens were
killed, one wounded and one miss
ing, who is believed to have been
killed. achievements We're sent
forward from Silver City and
another fight was expected to
take place to-day. A considerable
body Of Indians were seen near
Cold Spring station, fifty miles out
of this place, last night. All ac-
counts agree in the statement that
the Indians are continually passing
across the stage road. and across
Snake river, between Big Camas
Prairie and the scene of hostilities
in the Owyhee country. General
Howard is expected here Tuesday.
A company of troops from the West
will arrive day later. The In
dians will probably make their first
stand in the Juniper Mountain re-
gion, but it is evident that only
portion Of their fighting force is
there and that, they llremain
In the lava beds until dislOdged or
forced TO surrender. A messenger
has just arrived at Silver City from
Captain Harper's. command who
brings the news that only o. ii.
Purdy and Chris. Slender were
killed in the fight Saturday after
noon. Newcomb, one of the men
who was reported killed, states that
no less than eight Indians We're
killed, but, as the Indians had pos
session of the field, no bodies were
found. w. w. Hastings, who was
reported missing, turned up all
right this morning.
San Franchises Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Stagnant
and nominal. Barley-Dull and
weak; feed, 95c@Sl.O0; brewing,
$I.O2f@1.O73. Corn-Scarce and
firm; large yellow, $1.023@ LOS.
Oats-Dull and weak; feed, $1.124
@1.5O; low grades rejected. POta.
toes-Dull; $2.00@2.50; Hay-New
oat, $ll; old volunteer, $3.50.
Wool-Southern dull and droop-
ing; bury, l2@l6c; free, 15@1Sc;
Northern held firmly; bury and
seedy, 20@22c; free, 23@25c.
Ordered Up for Action.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10th. -
The troops from Benicia Post.
around this city and from Camp
Halleck, now en- route for Idaho,
aggregate $50 effective men, and
will be concentrated at the scene
of hostilities by Saturday next.
All other troops in the department.
are under orders to hold them
selves in readiness for marching at
moments notice. The company
at San Diego has been ordered to
prepare to take the next steamer
on the 18th. At headquarters here