Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-28
Late kilograms.
Passeugers ny she Anc"a,

Passeagers ny sho ADc"s.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The
"a noon sailed at $3.50 A. NJ. with the
following passengers for Los Ange-
les: w P Ecbne elder, d III Gregg
And wife, ] NJ Collier, J Fl Ennis
and wife.
Aship Lest ga I'm. F~ras,one..
4 SAN FRANCISCO, June 26th-The
Ship Frapconia, which ran ashore
on one of the FarallOne Islands,
near the entrance to San Francis.
30 harbor, will prove total loss.
A dense fog prevented the island
from being seen. The Franconia
was from New York with cargo
of general merchandise. The crew
are safe on the Island, saving what
they can from the wreck. Several
tugs went out to afford aid, but
could do nothing and returned.
Tug 20 sne Ressns.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27th.-A
ftug went out ut midnight to make
anOther attempt to take off the
brew OF the wrecked Francopia
from the Island. She has not yet
Returned and her long absence is
considered to imply success In ef-
feeting landing.
q fhs Freaks os " Grassy Cs"ss.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th
The steamer Newbern brings the
crew of the schooner Eustace from
Mazatlan and particulars of the
killing of the Captain and the fir
ing of the vessel by the maniao
eook. The cook, who had shown
signs Of dementia, suddenly stabbed
ths Captain as he entered ihe cab
In. He then ran into "a closet
where the axes were kept. The
crew closed the cabin door. The
cook continued walking about the
cabin several hours and threatened
10 fire the vessel. The crew got
their boats ready, and soon after
ward smoke began rising from the
cabin, and the crew LETT hastily, ss
the vessel had twenty-tbree. hun.
dred kegs of powder on board. Soon
Rfterward she blew up. The mani-
nc undoubtedly persisted in the ex-
plosion. The crew reached Mazat-
IN after sixty miles pull In II
heavy sen.
MerA-s sepors.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20th.-
Wheat, quiet; No. l, $l.40@1 As;
No. 2, ST. 35@1.S74. Barley, steady ;
feed. 9O@92ac; brewing, $l@l.12a
for light and $1.15@1 20 for bright
heavy; standard ehevalier, 81 15@
l 20; coast S7A@95c. Oats, quiet;
Agood and choice. $1.7O@1 so; com
mon $l.50@1. IS; surprise, 81 So.
Corn, small round yellow $1.l0;
large do. 81 O5@l.O73; white, $1.l5.
Hay, $8@12 81. Potatoes in
sacks, 85c@95c. in boxes, $l@1 10.
Wool, no change. Bags, jute, 93c;
Calcutta, 1O2, combination rates.
Hops, market cleaned up under
good local and shipping demand,
buyers unable to purchase; Cali
fornia, 22@23o; Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, 20@2lc.
a Large Los Of wheat Sold.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Late
last week large transactions In
Il wheat occurred which have hereto.
q fore been kept quiet. Fifty thous-
y and sacks of Waila Walia wheat
were bought from Mission Rock
warehouse, at 81 423, storage for
season paid. For the same lot
: Sl.05 was offered last season, but
two cents more was demanded.
1 Fuiisr Re pors Of sins I"da~n Fight
DENVER, June 27.-The Dolores
N-Da of June 22d cOrroborates ths
preyjous accounts of the Indian
nRht except as follows: 1t placer
the number of whites engaged II
the Indian fight in Grand Vale.
Is at eighteen. 1t says that on tn
frst day ]. H. Eskradige. JAIME
Hull and David Willis were cut OF
and surrounded by Indians whom
they fought hand to hand, although
outnumbered ten to one. WIFI
was killed, Hull seriously wounded
and Eskradige had his hat riddle
Al with bullets and his scalp covere
with wounds caused by the grazln
]; missiles, and received a wound i
Y the ankle which has rendered am
putation necessary. Eight of tn
eighteen whites were missing o
the evening Of the first day. On
Of them, John Bean, has since bee
found fatally wounded. The othe
seven were probably kiileC
although they may have escape
70 Mormon Fort in Gran
Valley. The missing are JAG
Galloway, H. H. Nelson, Thoms
Click, T. G. Kylor, two Tabo
brothers and an unknown youn
man. d. G. Taylor, our inform nj
" ant, started for Risco. The In
dians have received reinforcement
and have several hundred warrior
on the field of battle. One hur
dred men leave Risco to-day it
an Avowed determination to rescu
the survivors and avenge the deaf
of th ose killed or fall where they fe
Lieut.. VIM. May, displeased wit
the election of u commander, lie
the main party with his squad AL
their whereabouts Is unknown
Horses, guns and ammunition vi
scarce, but neighbOring towns wi
~. Risco. There 10 no need Of bit
clothes. The party has gone
1ght and not subdue.