Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-06
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Passengers Pnssiug south.
MoJAyE, July 5.-B G Truman
and family, J Scott, &c Neven Z
Helm, B Casson, w Davis, j 7
Hollings, L o Carroll and wife, I
Millard and party OF two, f Smith
A Cool Homicide.
DUTCH FLAT, July 5th.-DicE
Tracy shot and killed George
Granger here last night about ter
O'Clock in Dunn's saloon. They
had an alteration. when Tracy
went out of the saloon, but imme
diately returned and commenced
shooting. He fired three shots. one
of which took effect in the head
killing Granger instantly. Tracy
then coolly walked across the
street and disappeared, and, though
sharply followed, has not yet beer
captured.
A Shocking Accident.
GALT, CAL, July Stony Ress'
man, a boy about 18 years old, had
the flesh completely torn from his
foot by being caught in horse
power water litter on McCauley's
ranch, near here, this morning.
Judge Lynch Foiied
BAKERSFIELD, July 5.-Sherifl
Bowers learned yesterday that an
band of 125 men would
make an attempt last Light to
take the Yoakum brothers from
Jail and lynch them. He sum.
moned 20 men to guard the Jail dur
ing the night and sent word to the
iynchers that he had learned theil
plans and was ready for them
They concluded to disband. Ap'
prehensions were entertained o.
serious trouble, but the night
passed quietly.
The Z 1ourth IN Ss" Franctsco.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-There
las been thirty fires since 8 P. NJ
on the 8 of July. The largest loss
was six thousand dollars, the re-
mainder ranging down from two
thousand to fifty dollars. Besides
this there were about fifty still
alarms, the flames being put out
without calling the department
The Fourth was very generally eel
ebrated by the suspension ol
business. There were two yacht
excursions, a parade, confined
to the military and a few
societies and numbering some 5000
men. No fatal casualties are re.
ported.
A cricket match between the Oc
cident Club and the officers of ii
B. M. ship Opal, was won by th'
former easily.
Chas. 2. Duane yesterday pre-
sented Lincoln Post, G. A. r. will
the building lot on Ninth street be
tween Biannun and Channel.
The Gre~t I.outsvsiie Itrc--M"iii,
BiAtnnred.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-First hea
and race was won by Tenbroeck
Mccarthy distanced. Mccarthy
led for two miles but stopped at thu
end of the third mile exhausted
renbroeck was badly cramped afte
the finish. Time S:l94.
Mo.or {" the Vtssarh u- Grrw.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The stu
dents and graduates of Columbia
College meet this evening to ar
range q grand reception for thei
victorious crew, at Henley, upol
their return home. Congratula
tory dispatches have been alread.
sent to the crew.
Father nud Son Drowned.
SKowHEGAN, Maine, July s..
While bathing last evening, Osgoo'
Wiley attempted to rescue his Sol
who got beyond his depth. Bot
were drowned.
.un ~trOkes Ia d ,st"n.
rosToN, July 5.-Five death
from sunstroke to-day.
the r.urt, In General.
NEW York, July 5.-The Fourt
was celebrated all through til
country in the usual spirit. Les
than the usual number of casual
ties from fire works, etc., Is re
ported. The Wyoming Centennia
at WiIkesbarre, Pennsylvania, wa
participated in by an immens
crowd forming processio
two hours long. The Presiden,
Gov. Hartranft and others spoke
More Of the Rowing Contest.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The victor
of the Columbia crew at Henley
while causing general reloicln
| throughout, is of course hailed wit
special delight by the under grat
yates and alumni of the colleg'
Wherever the Columbia men mee
there is warm exchange of cor
gratulations, and the winning ere
are praised in the most enthusia!
tic terms. The Columbia boat
house was decorated this mornin
with blue and white muslin an
the boat club flag was hoisted.
wish Is expressed that mate
might be made in this countr
between the Columbia crew an
the Showaecaemettes.
NEW YORK, July ga dispatc
from Henley says Of the final hea
for Stewards Challege Cup bt
tween the Showaecemettes All
Guinon's London Rowing Clul
that both crews were in exceller
condition, apparently, and dashe
off In brilliant style. The conte!
was hot and close, when suddenl,
in the midst of the race, the Sh'
waccomettes stopped rowing an
the London club few past then
The Americans were doing Vel
we'll at the time and their chance
for winning were good. The unel
nectpd yiefOries gained by I'll