Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-19

Passe.gess aou,n asa E;ass.
FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 1S.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
G G Hastings, J b Dubois, B J
O'RegaD, Los Angeles; g H Brad
ford, ] II Polk, Mrs V Crofts, Mrs
E Hogthorpe, q McGathern, Lilly
G Bennett, San Francisco; G J
Wingle. Tucson; + L Black, Ari-
zona; 8 w Burnham, Chicago; w
Oakland; L Goldsmith,
Pantano; L II Smith, DR. Brown,
Arizona; P H Derby, Wyoming.
supposed TO Have Beea Lus',
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18th. On
Wednesday morning, w. G. Part
low, keeper of thu Farallone light
house. with four fishermen and a
boy, left Fort in plunger for his
station. Nothing has been heard
of them since. Weather stormy.
Wreckage, identified as belonging
to the plunger, was picked up yes
terday inside the Heads. 1t is sup.
posed that all are lost.
Charged with publishing Obscure
Literature.
HANFoRD, November 1S.-The
case of the People We. McWhorter,
editor Of the Hanford Journal, and
q minister, charged with publish
ing obscene literature, by one of
his employees, came up in Justice
Wilson's Court at p. NJ. to-day.
Defendant demanded jury trial,
which was granted and the case
set for Wednesday,, Nov. Esd. The
complaint sets forth very severe
allegations and causes considera-
BILE comments in all circles here
abouts.
After the Newspapers.
AUBURN, Cal, Nov. S.-After
the opening of the Superior Court
this morning Gen. Hamilton, of
the defense, made motion that
the party or parties who furnished
the newspapers with q report of
the train wrecker trial be found
out and held to answer for con.
tempt Of Court in disobeying the
order of Judge Myers forbidding
the making or publishing of any
reports of the testimony. He
claimed that the order had been
iufringed by the reports in yester-
days papers. This provoked con-
siderable argument among the at
torneys. The matter was finally
taken under advisement by the
Judge, after which three more wit
nesses were examined, when the
prosecution closed their case, and
at noon the Court adjourned until
Monday next.
The Desersed Edith Lorne.
ASTORIA, Nov. 1.-THE British
ship Edith Lorne, after striking on
the Middle Sands at the mouth of
the Columbia, was abandoned by
the Gre ", who escaped in the life
boat. During the night the vessel
drifted across the South Channel
and now lies on CIatsop Spit, with
her hull submerged at high water.
Fort Grant News.
TUCSON, Nov. 1Sth.-A special
from Fort Grant says: Captain Cor.
ties was relieved from duty on the
Court Martial and left for Alcatrsz
this morning with three prisoners.
Captain Wilhelm's company has
arrived from the sub.agency. Gan,
one OF the Indians engaged In the
near Turkey Creek, came
into the sub.agency yesterday.
The trial of Dandy Jim will be
concluded tomorrow.
The military here are anxious to
have the civil authorities demand
the IHdians who cannot be tried
by them. If the civil authorities
will permit them, they will only
be too happy to dispose Of them.
Strong evidence is here that George
headed the attack on Fort Apache,
and that Sanchez was In the CT
bicu fight and ran off the herds.
Ashay headed the outbreak at Ci-
bicu, and several others are guilty
of the Moody and Turner murders.
Col. Chafee's command and the
Indian scouts leave here next Fri
day.
The Mexican Way.
TUCSON, Nov. 18th.-A special
from Altar, Sonora, says: The Pre-
feet OF Altar, Sonora, Jose Maria
Salazar and tho vice Project, Evar-
isto Araiza, were summoned bv
Governor Ortiz and have been put
under arrest at Hermosillo, and
that, last week, a squad of soldiers
arrived at Altar from the Governor
on q secret mission. Their frat
act was an assault upon an emf
nent lawyer, Leopoldo Valencia,
two OF whom, without any provo.
struck him with their pis-
tolls and took from his pockets all
Of his papers. The assailants are
now in jail. Valencia 10 the at