Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-22
lOSANgElES WEEKLY HERALD
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Passenscrs By shs Ane"u.
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21.-The
steamer Anc0n sailed to-day with
the following passengers for Los
Angeles: Miss Almer, L B Gill
lette, Miss H E Turner, Miss Bes.
sie Jeffsrey, w Title, g H Peck,
Geo D Shearer. n 8 Charles, Mary
GilIiott, W D Meyers.
Passengers 1.ssw south.
MoJAvE, Aug. 20-Los Angeles
-P Waile, Mrs G Broha, Miss
Laura Sloan. ] F Manning, VIM
Frost, Isaac Huston, w Lyon, Jas
Caysur and wife.
Arizona-Samuel Marshal, John
Smith. Mrs Chas Holbrook and
child, w G Graham, Sister AM
brosla, Sister Ingals, Sister Colleta.
su.cius .t cs 70. WIN. Y"usen.
OR0vILLE. Aug. 2l.-The tele-
phone from Strawberry Valley,
Yuba county, says sl,at last eve-
ming Captain VIM. Youlen. an old
resident and the Postmaster at that
place, aged aeventy years, commit
ted suicide by placing the muzzle
OF shotgun to his mouth and dis.
charging it, blowing tho whole top
Of his head of. No cause is assigned
for the rash act.
vics"r,o Hears sraW.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The
War Department received to-day
the following dispatch, forwarded
by Gen. Hatch from Fort Bliss.
Texas, August 18th: DR.. Samings
reports to me, ct 10 A. NJ, that Vic
torio,s band is In the Sierra de Ia
Carolina, about sixty miles from
Ell Paso. Two MexicaDs have been
killed by Indians In the Pearta
vantaras Mountains. Col. Vale
has gone to Chi huahua. Nothing
is known Of the whereabouts of the
Mexican tloops. "Signed, Brink.
erhoff."
ssFassg. Races.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2l.-Don spar.
iiDg-~ won the three-quarter-mile
dash, Florence B., second. Time,
1:l6{.
The handicap, s1.miles. was won
by General Philips. Camm F.,
second. Time, 3:52&.
Checkmats won the IL mile race,
Clarendon, second. Time, 2:l44.
The steeple chase over the usual
course was won by Disturbance,
Gobey second. Time, 6:04.
Tbs Herrscsus sn T~xss-M~sMm.
oses snd BrUwDsvsise ia Ruins.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The 2ynaes's
Galveston special says: The direct
Acentre Of the hurricane along the
Rio Grande passed over Browne
willie and Mstamoras. The streets
OF both cities were flooded on
August 18th. On the morning ol
the 18th, Matamoras looked AZ IL II
had stood for weeks heavy bonn.
bardment. Brick buildings were
torn out OF the centre Of the long
blocks, and frame houses completes
ly wrecked. Streets are 6lled viii
the lacerated remains Of trees. tilt
roofs and fragments Of houses. Tht
roof Of the Theatre de La Formi
was blown of; the top Of the Cath
edral was torn of, and the clocl
towers look as II they bad been rid
died with balls. Not fsgstaff lef
standing, and the public square I
almost ruined. The Custom Hous
is sliehtly damaged. Hardly
balcony remains In the city. Eve
small iron balconies were torn from
buildings aud hurled to great dia
tance. Many residences wer
wrecked entirely. A one.stor
brick building in the middle of
sol,dly-built block was blown OF
As II q battery had played on i
<Trees were uprooted all over th
city, and roads were rendered In
passable on account Of the debri
At least 800 buiidings In the cit
were demolished or damages
Brownsville came of little bette
Eleven buildings occupied BY It
Qaurtermaster ~ storehouses, ~
others used - dwellings. We
blown down. Tho infsntry ba
racks were badly shattered q
much damsee Was done tho /
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