Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-28

Passepgers south ana East.
EREsNo, GAL, Sept. 27.--The fol-
lowing Is the list of passengers for
the South and East .'on the train
which passed this place at P. M:
T w Cover and wife, Los Angelesi
s II Kemp, do; A 8 Evans, do; w
w Writ, do; ] Denman, do; M
Dalton, do; e E Ketz, do; u w
Marston, do; ] H Toole and family,
Tucson; Miss Gipsy Hunters, DO;
o L Bradley, do; d III Rubbree, do;
T e Gillette, do; D Levy, Prescott.
san FRANCISCO Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. t27th.-
Wheat is very quiet; No. I, 81 TOO
| l 72&; No. 81 ST 822@1 67&. Barley
quiet and steady; feed, ST 35@l 372;
brewing, 81 40@1 As for light and
81 6O01 55 for bright heavy; stand
ard Chevalier, 81 45@1 SO; Coast
do, 81 35@1 40. Oats are dull;
good and choice, 81 6O@1 IS; COM
mon, 81 85@1 As; Surprise, 81 roc
rs. Corn-YeiIow, ST IS; white,
81 62}. Hay, $7A@l23. Potatoes are
demoralized; Fetalumas, Tomales
and river reds, 81; Early Rose. 75c
@$l; Cuffey's Cove, ST. @ 81 Is;
sweets, 622c@75. Wool-Southern
fall, 1I@l2c; San Joaquin, 11@l4i
Southern lambs, 13@15j free north.
ern, 17@20; slightly defective do,
14@16.
Hits the Wrong MsD.
ORovILLE, CAL, Sept. 27th.-
Last evening, about seven O'Clock,
]. B. Espy, living twelve miles
from here, who had been in town
during the day, was on his return
home, accompanied by James 8.
Andrews, q young man of twenty
two years. On arriving home,
while they were hitching their
horses, q gun was fred and young
Andrews, enchanting, "Oh. my
God," fell dead. By the fash of
the gun Espy recognized e. r.
| Sproul, who had been working for
him, as having fred the fatal shot,
and, believing himself to have
been the intended victim, be fed
to q neighbours house and gave the
alarm. The neighbors at once
came to town aud procured a war
rant for the arrest of Sproul. Just
as the Sheriff was ready to start
policeman Parks arrived at the
Jail with Sproul, who had come 10
town and finding Parks in the
street gave himself up, saying be
had shot and killed Espy. Wher
told who he had killed, he stag
gered against the wall of the jail
and was entirely overcome. Sprou
has a wife and three children
Espy Ia also man OF family. An
drews is q single man. Domestic
difficulties are supposed to have
prompted the shooting, though
nothing is definitely known.
Farther OF she Or"visse Tragedy u
Errors.
ORovILLE, Sept. 9th. - e. r
Sproul, who shot and killed An
drews last night, freely admit
that he intended to kill Espy, in
stead of Andrews, and claims tina
Espy had ssdueed his wife, and
. after being warned by him, ha
attempted to maintain a secret cor
respondencs with her. He ex
presses great sorrow at his fata
, mistake. 1t appears that Esp
was forewarned of danger and LEI
the wagon near his home, allowing
Andrews to drive up to the house
where Sproul was awaiting his al
, rival. Espy claims that he toll
n Andrews the reason of his action
but that the latter said he had n
fear of Sproul, who had nothiD
! against him, and failed to conside
| the danger of mistake in the dark
, ness.
The Iadlan Situation.
:. CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 27.-Ger
CARTS command Is expected to
within fifteen miles of the agenc,
tomorrow. General MacKsnzi
has sent scouting parties out fron
Apache to look after hosti.es. Nc
, Lellan, with two companies of tb
Sixth Cavalry and Bailey's scouts
5 have arrived at Apache from th
, Cibicu country. No hostiles wer
f found. Reports from the agenc
. to-day say that mora of the rene
gades came in. Seven head of gov
eminent stock was also brought i
! and turned over to the military
Col. Price repairs that in his receD
scout from Tonic Basin toward
Cibicu, his command came acros
= q trail, several days old. made b.
8 Indians driving quite number Q
q stock, evidently some of those VIII
gave themselves up at the ReseI
walton. His command is no,
. moving towards the mouths c
9 Cherry and Canon creeks. Severa
of the hostiles who were in the vi
entity of Cooley's ranch, nea
Apache, have come in, bringing i
their families, arms and st0oh
They have been placed In confine
ment. The orders given by tn
Commanding General coneernip
d. all hostiles who surrender are tina
+ they must give up their arms, a m
munition and stock and be actu
ally turned over to the military, t
be placed under guard to avail
: trial. All who took part In the at
t tack on Carr's troops, and especial
+ ly the treacherous scouts, are cleal
ly amenabie to military law an
are in the same position as bust
!, whackers or guerrillas during tn
= late war, or the Modoc Indians /
, their outbreak. Agent Titan
was instructed to tell the hostile
: that they must surrender uncondi
tionally to the military to be trie,
bv q Com mission.