Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
Morning kilograms.

Morning kilograms.
passengers doing s"ush.
MoJAvE, Dec. l6.-B Rice, T. L
Bequette, A Oliver and wife. Il Z
White, w Leach, ] NJ Kiniey, c F
Gallan, f A Sawyer, wife and child,
CD Wetherell and wife, A Schles-
niger, Prof. Macarthur.
san Francisco Markets.
SAN Francisco. December 10
Wheat, No. /, $2.022@2 05; No. 2.
$l.95@2. Barley, coast feed. 700
SOC; bay, SO@S5; brewing, S24@97a;
chevalier. for export, $1.50@L.7O;
coast, $1@1.25. Oats, good and
choice, $l.2O01 40; inferior and or
dinary, $I@1.15. Corn, large yell
low, 971c; small round. 81; white,
97Ac. Hay, $S@13. Wool, nomi-
nal at 2e@S2c and 1921 for San
Joaquin and southern. Potatoes,
PetaIumas and TomaIes, 60@75c;
Cuffey's Cove, 1904; Humboldt
reds, 8O@90; river reds, 35@5O;
Early Rose and Peachblows, per
sack, 25@35; sweets, 70.
Newspaper once Attached.
BoDIE, Dec. 15.-The Bodie Daily
and Weekly Standard office was
attached Saturday by the Nevada
and California Telegraph Company
for $2I7, and by Fl. L..Childs, busi-
ness manager, and two other en-
ployes for $1,S00. E. }. Forester
was placed as keeper.
Tho Ingalls, Bribery Case.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The
Senate Committee on Elections
having modified their demand for
the kilograms in the Ingalls, case,
the Western Union this morning
produced certain kilograms of To-
peka, Kansas, being all sent or re-
ceived by Ingalls, or other parties
during the period specified in the
original demand. James l.. Thomp-
son of Chicago acted as counsel for
the Western Unicn Company.
Manager Smith of Topeka said he
compiled with the subpoena at the
written request Of Senator ingalls,,
but some other parties, not having
authorized the publication of their
kilograms, he asked to be excused
from producing them. Argument
will be heard tomorrow.
mnrdersss senserced for Life.
BosToN, Dec. 15.-Nicolo Infan-
tino and Antonio Ardito plead gull
ty to-day to the murder of Jos. +.
FRYE. and were sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life. VinceD2o
BaudeirO and Joseph Donati will
be tried as accessories. They were
arraIgned to-day.
Ra,troaa ACROSS the isshmn. oi
!. Tshnunsepec.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The Sun
saws, Practical operations are GO
ing forward for the building Of a
railroad across the Isthmus OF Te-
which may solve the
canal question by creating compe..
. tltiop, which it is claimed Will
make an isthmus canal financial
failure. A party of engineers
sailed on Saturday to locate and
manage the construction of the
road. A bark loaded with 500 tons
of supplies has also sailed. A hum
dred thousand dollars has been de-
posted In the Bank of the the City
of Mexico as a guarantee for the
performance OF the work.
Texna-Paciho.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A.-The
contract for the construction of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad, from
Fort Worth to Topeka, on the Rio
Grande, has been virtually con-
cluded, and Vice.President Bond
states that it will be signed some
time this week. The terms of the
contract are only generally known
as yet. The main feature Is the
com pletion Of the 900 lacking miles
by January /, 1883, leaving only
800 miles to complete the connec-
tions to the Pacific. The contract
calls for 500, 900 mile as the con
structIon price, and the contractors
are to be paid In the mortgage
bonds which were authorized by the
company at their meeting last
week. Bonds to the extent o.
\ S25. 900 q mile were authorized, bu
the additional So, ,00U above the CON
tract cost per mile is to enure tt
the benefit of the treasury. TIT
contractors have organized into
corporation, for which a charter b,
Connecticut is asked, or has already
been obtained. Just who they
are Is not ascertainable at pres
ent. Jay Gould, Russell Sage ant
Sidney Dillon are the most con
N snicuous New York members OF th'
h syndicate; MFR. Huntington repre-
septs o large Boston interest, bu
the largest contributors, MaJo
Ropd says, are German capitalists
II whose Interests tcertain German
n bankers In New York are represent
\ inc. Major Bond was very partic
ular to say that Mr.. Gouid's shar
was not large enough to constitut
| controlling interest, the German
4 capitalists really owning MAORI
~ He said also that the Texa
4 and Pacific Directors were no
\ troubling themselves about the IA
cific road lines through the north
eastern States of Mexico. openin
mn population of 10000, 900 and
country rich in agricultural an
nineraI resources to railway facill
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