Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-26
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Passing south.


Passengers Passing south.
MoJAvE, March 24.-J H DUFF.
fey, Joseph Stone, J H Felichinger
A r Gunnison, J Moriarty,J J Clyde,
Mrs Mahlstedt, L Speyer, Mrs A
Miller, w B Eddy, b NJ Baker, wife
and daughter, Col Gray and three
ladies, Geo Field and wife, j b
Stevens, Geo w Tomb, Wallace
Leach, Geo w Curtis and wife, w
J Mcclellan, j Croshien, J Bear
ard.
MoJAvE, March 25th.-R b Hall,
NJ Duye, T. s Harvey, G w Crock.
er wife and daughter.
schooner General Miiier Caps,xea.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The
schooner General Miller, Captain
May, belonging to the Alaska Com.
mercial Company, sailed from this
port February 10Th for Alaska, hav-
ing as passenger Col. Woods, U. s.
Collector OF Customs for the Ter.
ritory of Alaska. A day or two ago
the schooner was discovered bottom
up a lew miles up the coast and is
now being towed Into port. All on
board were undoubtedly lost. The
vessel and cargo were valued at
about fifty thousand dollars.
San rssnciseo-sana I.oss-satcssi..
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25th.--
The Workingmen held their usual
meeting at the sand lots yesterday,
only about 1000 being present on
account of the unpleasant weather,
4 heavy rain falling most of the
day. Kearney and his lieutenants
indulged in their customary decla.
nation, including the reIteration of
their intention to hang Senator
Bones unless he resigned.
John Lange, jagged 19,son of the Or
dinance Sergeant at the Presidio,
suicided ~ shooting himself
through the heart on the sidewalk,
corner Of Kearney and Sacramento
streets, about $50 O'Clock this
morning. Cause, whisky and a
melodeon girl.
San Franci.c, Mmrket-.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-
Wheat-Quiet and firm. Ship.
ping, 81 s74@1 90; milling, 81 s5@
ST. 974. Barley-Dull. Feed, ST. 25
al 80. Oats-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-Quiet. Large yellow, 81 55
@1 574; white, ST. 90@2. Potatoes
Liberal receipts and easier at
81 90@2 so.
COnnatttee Da-iuees.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-
Page made an argument before the
House Public Lands Committee
Saturday in opposition to the abol-
ishing OF the office of United States
Surveyor General at Washington.
Davis confirmed Page's state.
ments as to the hardship 1t would
work in California. The Commit
tee will probably amend the bill
turning over the records to the
Governors of the several Stats.
Secretary Scburz complains that
the reduction of appropriation for
furnishing depredators on timber
lands prevents any effective action
to that end and is II virtual hint to
offenders to continue depredations
Heavy SNOW storm ur Nar,h.
NEW YORK, March 25th. a
heavy snow storm prevails
throughout this State and Canada.
Legal Tender for Oae ana All.
WASHINGTON, Marcn 25.-SEN-
ATE-Wallace submitted an amend
ment TO the House bill to repeal
the specie resumption act, which
provides that on and after July 1st,
1878, United States legal tender
notes shall be receivable for all
debts and dues both public and
private.
Th" SILVER Rolling I1.
New YORK, March 25.-The sum
of $250,000 in silver bars was re-
ceived from Europe Saturday and
forwarded to the Philadelphia Mint.
An additional sum of $15O,00O in
silver bars was forwarded from the
assay office for subsidiary coinage.
A Feeling Of anxiety Trcv"iis.
LONDON, March 25.-The feeling
of anxiety here is very great and
warlike sentiments are becoming
general. The two leading Conserv-
ative newspapers are very violent
indeed, demanding war without
further parley. Russia has not yet
made her expected communication
to England relative to the presence
of the English fleet in the Sea of
Marmorn, but she has decided to
postpone the withdrawal of her
troops from the vicinity Of Con-
stantinople so long as the English
fleet remains inside the Dardan-
elles.
Bsistsh Training ship Csp.ix.d--
Heavy loss of Ltf-.
LONDON, March 25.-The British
training ship Eruydice capsized on
the south coast of the Is.e Of Wight.
Admiral Commander Portsmouth
telegraphs the following particu-
lars: The Eruydice capsized ut
half past 4 this afternoon in a sud-
den squall. One boy and sea.
man were saved; other advices in
dicate that between 800 and 400
lives were lost. The Admiral i'm
mediately dispatched a steamer to
the scene of the wreck. The Eruy-
dice was training ship for ordinary
seamen under command of Captain
Marcus A. s. Hare. She was of a
aixfh rate of l21 tons and ca rried