Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-25
Morning kilograms.
Passengers a.,ng scu,b.

Passengers G"s"g sc.tb.
MoJAvE, Aug. 24.-Los Angeles
Mrs r H Dibble, Mrs Ann Dick
erson, Mrs Susan Morton, A Brun.
son, e Lowenstein, Mrs Green and
two children, Samuel Heath.
Colton-Stanley stillman, J d B
Stillman.
Arizona-Miss II Peterson, Mrs
H A Kendall, l. III Goomaby, B f
Ames, J w Scott, g G Bradley, DR.
Tanner; Mrs w F Mills.
Fire ia Nan sranetseO
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24.-At a
quarter past one o'clock this morn.
fing q fire broke out in the row of
buildings at the eud Of the exten-
sion of the Geary street railroad,
on First avenue, adjoining the Bay
District track. The buildings,
which were All recently erected at
cost of sixty thousand dollars,
were occupied principally by G.
Damon, Fl. Fuller, Fred Monnier,
and Others, and were used as sa-
looms, concert ball. shooting gal-
lery, restaurant, etc. The fire was
first discovered by one of the EN-.
ployees of the railroad company,
aud he stated that his attention
was called to the spot by loud re-
port, followed by an immense sheet
of flame, which roee in the air
about fifty feet. A brisk breeze
was blowing aud the flames quick
ly enveloped the whole row. The
isolated position Of the buildings
and their remoteness from
any water supply, precluded the
possibility Of saving anything at
all. The upper stories were occu.
pied as tenements, and the rapid.
ity with which the fire spread gave
small opportunity to any Of the
occupants for saving any Of their
household effects AS it was, some
Of them narrowly escaped with
their lives. The total loss is estim-
ated at $4,000, partially covered
by insurance.
LATER.-Only four buildings
were burned by the fire at Bay
District this morning. and the loss
will not exceed $25. 600.
Sendsox Bssg~"d Back 90 sici'y.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24th.-Ro-
sarlo Nell, the Sicilian brigand and
member OF the society La Malta,
who was sent to the penilentiary
last year for robbery, was yester-
day pardoned by the Governor and
immediately started by the over
land train en- route to Italy In charge
of an italian official aud Captain
Stone Of the San Francisco police.
He is wanted at home for murder,
and was pardoned for his offense
here in order to admit of his extra
dition. The matter has been kept
very quiet, as La Malta is very
determined organization, and, it is
feared, might attempt q rescue.
rhs R~pab,'c~n Cosa,n'ssss sssri.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Chas.
K,hler, who was yesterday chosen
to flIl a vacancy in this Executive
Committee of the Republican State
Central Com mittee, declines to sc.
cept the position. 1t is probable
that at the meeting Of the State
Central Com mittee tomorrow the
whole vexed question will be set-
tied.
D,sp.seh from Mr.. Hayes.
OAKLAND, Aug. "a President
Hayes has telegraphed to Mayor
Blethen that he hopes to be able to
ba 10 Oakland on Admission Day,
and will arrive, with his suite, in
San Francisco on the 9th prox.
wsfe Murder ~ad suicide.
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-The bodies
of Simon Zimmerman and wife
were found at $3.50 last evening al
their residence, 2l0 Claybournt
avenue. with bullet holes In theil
heads, which had evidently beer
made by the husband, as appear
ed by the statements Of neighbors
early In the morning. The two chill
dren, aged 8 and years, remained
in the room all day, 18th the bodice
in the kitchen, and were first dis
, covered last night.
A.ssnss wire Murdss snd sssssas
MILwAuKEE, Aug. 24th.-Th
6emtjnel has = dispatch saying tha
the MAdlson House, the propsrt.
of Martln Wintlok, % The ilpe =
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