Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-04
rassemxerA soutn anu x:sss.

FRESNO, Cal, NOV. Sine Iol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M.
L Little, II Blackburn, George
Winslow, Jno Nuttall. w III Hath
away and wife, G Julliano, DR. B
McHanna, Mrs A Cohn and two
children, ] 7 Hoblit, P Fisher.
wood and wife, Miss Nellie McCsr.
thy, Los Angeles; S J Dorgan, b
Duffy, Bowie; M Kaempfer, El
Paso; M Goldwater, Prescott; Mrs
8 l. Miner, Ft Mojave; NJ J M.
gent, NJ N Grant, Yuma; ID J
Harrington, Mrs ] s Crossley, Tue.
son; Mrs Z Evans, Casa Grande;
Miss Emma Howe, f B Gage,
Tombstone; G King, Cotton; Mrs
Murphy. Mrs Frank Proctor, Las
Vegas; v h Metcalf, Santa Bar
bara..
Assessneni E.-vied.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Savage
Ievies en- assessment OF fifty cents.
AS Ea.@resiisx szsrriass.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3d.-An
event of much interest to the
friends of the religious conversion
of the Chinese took place this
morning at Tripity Church. 1t
was the marriage of Rev. Walter
Ching Young, D. D., to Miss All
Tim, of Hongkopg 1t is believed
to be the first Mongolian marriage
la the United States celebrated In
an Episcopal Church. DR.. Young.
whose Chinese name was All
Ching, Is an Episcopal minister,
baving been received into that
church three or four years ago, af-
ter years of study In religious col
leges in the Eastern States.
wili Observe the sunday Law.
MoKELLUMNE HILL, Cal, Nov
Sd.-The Supreme Court having
decided the Sunday Law constitu.
tional, the business men and
saloon keepers of this place to-day
signed an agreement to observe the
law TO the full extent.
P.sitinas 60 EUIOiS HydraniS
massng.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 8.-Petitions
addressed to Attorney-GeneraI
Hart have been sent from Ibis city
fer circulation and signature in the
counties OF Yuba, Suffer, Butte
Colusa and Sacramento. The petit
tioners ask that all the hydraulic
mines in that portion of the State
depositing their debris in the Sac.
ramento, Feather, Yuba, Bear and
American rivers or in any tributa.
~ or gulch from which 1t might
reach those rivers, be i'm mediately
eDjOined by the State until the
question is decided In the Courts
Exant"a,f"H Of the carp ssroth.rs
TOMBSTONE, Nov. 3i-The ex.
animation of the carp brothers and
Holiday Is proceeding slowly. Tbs
doors have been opened and the
Epitaph has shorthand report Of
ali the testimony. Sheriff Behap
has been on the stand two days
now and is not through his testi.
mony. The case will consume q
long time in the preliminary ex.
animation. The state of public
feeling Is more settled than for the
last week. Acting Governor John
]. Gosper arrived tonight and Is
in consultation with Mayor Clum
No apprehension of further trouble
is felt.
The weather is warm during the
day, with light frosts at night.
Tine EAossties in eon0re-Hinins
meenInery Going snlO Sonora.
TOMBSTONE, Novembe 3.-From
Nessrs. Cutler and Berry, who
have just arrived from Nacasarl
cafion, in Northern Sonora, 1t il
learned that Oh their leaving Opo.
sura on Wednesday, Oct. ~, they
received news at the prefecture
that the hostiles who recently
broke out at San Carlos were
cAmped at point called Casa de
Janis to the number Of 250 war.
riors, with their families. Thew
were trying TO make peace with
the Mexican authorities. General
Terrasas was near them with 400
troops. He was waiting the arri.
val of Col. Nufiez with 165 more
troops from Babispe, as is supposed
here, to attack the Indians before
they can get to the mountains,
The authorities, as q blind, were
holding out inducements to the
Indians until they are all
ready to attack them. 1t is re-
ported that Juh's band of Indians
have left the main band
and are about making cam.
paign into Sonora. 1t was
also reported later in Compass that
the Indians had all left for the
Guaynupa mountains and IL this
Is true, it is said the Indians can
not be subdued for years to come.
The people of Sonora pray God that
such is not the fact and hope that
Gen. Terrasas will corral them all
The Casa de Janis is between Ba.
bispe and the town of that name. :
The mines of Nucasuri are all
doing well and @. Woeberling is
taking large amount of ma
chinery for his property. The new
customs officer and the frontier
guards at San Pedro do all in their
power to facilitate Americans GO
Ing into Sonora for business. The
bt. Helena company at Las Deli
cias passed thirty tons of ma
Culinary anroaa tho limo IN Gatnr