Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-08
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Dias PANS Of fne snsro Tunnel.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7th.-Adolph
Sutro will illustrate by diagrams
the famous tunnel known by his
name this evening in the rooms of
the Bullion Club.
Death of PfeneeT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7th.-A. Gle
ment, who established a hotel in
Panama in the early days of Cali
fornia emigration, died there Octo-
ber 25th.
Gold frosn Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7th.-The
steamship France, from Havre,
brought SS73, 600 in gold.
peru snd Ghile-Ressrict.ens ON
commerce.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7th.-The Pan.
ANA Star OF October Goth says:
Tie Peruvian Congress, the other
day, passed a law positively pro-
hibiting the importation o. manu-
factured articles or natural pro-
duets OF Chile into any CT the ports
If the Republic. BreRdstufis must
be imported from points thousand
miles away. The effect of this law
will be to create reprisais on the
part of Chile. The sugars of Peru,
which now find 3 close and ready
market in the neigbboring Repub-
lie, will be compelled TO seek more
distant countries.
9eaeraf Rockers saDs~s,.
New YORK, Nov. 7th Crowds
of people looked upon the face of
General Hooker, whose remains
were lying in state at the City
Hall to-day. This afternoon the
coffin was closed, enveloped in the
American fiag and placed III the
hearse. Minute guns are firing In
the harbor, also at Rochester. The
Association or the California Pio-
ueers sent floral offering with the
legend california Pioneers. We
wiz meet over the Divide.n About
q dozen of the Pioneers attended
the church in body.
The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers. Major-Ganeral Han
cock, Generals Newton, Casey, But
terfield, Doubleday, Mott, Gra-
ham. Sharpe, Crawford and Kid
der, Vice Admiral Rowen, Rear
Admiral Trenchard, John Jacob
Astor, DR.. Il. NJ. Marker, Charles
l.. Tiffany and J. II. Gautier. The
column was formed of separate
troop A, Third Regiment of Caval-
ry; Seventeenth Regiment, infant
ry; battery of light artillery; Major
General Smaller and staff, mountet;
many officers of the army anu
navy; veterans of the Mexican war
and Posts of Grand Army OF the
Republic. The procession marched
up Broadway to Waverley Place,
Fifth avenue and Twenty
Third street to Rev. ID. ID. Adams's
church on Madison avenue. The
streets through which the process
sion passed were crowded with peo-
pie.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 7th.--Minute
guns were fired and bells tolled
here during the funeral in New
York OF General Hooker.
Speaking of Hooker's funeral,
the Tribune says: There was much
in the presence
around the soldiers bier of those
who had fought with him in Mex
leo, knew him as pioneer in Cal
ifornia, or followed him through
the storm and smoke of battle In
the civil war.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 7th.-The |
stock and machinery of l.. III. |
Clough's furniture factory was
damaged by fire about $25 600; in |
surance, $1,000. Several firemen
were injured by the fall of the roof.
Boston Wool Marhef.
Boston, November 7th. - The
wool market continues quite excit-
ed and active, and full prices are
readily obtained for all grades. |
rhe stock is fast disappearing. The
demand for goods is active and
must have wool TO |
meet the demand. California Is in |
demand and sells freely at 25s@ |
,74c. for spring and 1S@32c. for faij. !
Unwashed fieeces are In demand |
1T 25@S0 for fine aud 30@3S for me-