Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-27
losANGElES WEEKLY LYHERALD
Late kilograms.

~ UskaoWn Vessel Barsed ~s sea
SAN FRANCISCO, July 28th.-A
Portland dispatch says 1t is report
Cd from Tillermook Bay that ves-
eel was seen on fire In the 0ff1ng
Some days ago and charred pieces
Of the wreck doxted ashore. The
matter is not fully confirmed and
nothing has been learned as to the
name or nation of the vessel.
4 New Rnssroad schsms D.vssopsd.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26th.-Ar-
tiOles of Incorporation of san Joa-
quin and Mountain Division Of the
California Central railroad have
been filed here. The roads CON,
meeting run from McBride's Pass,
on the State line, little south of
west, to the southern terminus of
the proposed San Francisco and
Ocean Shore Railroad vt santa
Cruz. This is understood to be IN
fuFtherancs of scheme announced
nthe Chicago Inter.Ocean's dis.
patch from Council Bluffs. of July
22d, to build q trunk line from
Pahranagat Valley, Nevada, to s an
Francisco, for the joint use of The
Atlantic and Pacific, Texas Pacific
and Utah Southern roads. En-
gineers are now making surveys
all along the line.
The Tombstone Mines.
TOMBSTONE, July 20 In conse-
Quence of heavy rains the San Pc
dr0 has carried away all dame. The
Boston mill and All others have
shut down and the workmen will
hardly get them repaired this
month. The bullion yield will be
$1xO, 900 to $500. 900 short Of last
month. The Contention has dis.
charged most Of lts men, owing to
the shutting down Of the mill.
I. e. James, formerly Superin-
tendent of Sierra Nevada, ia now
here making q survey Of the Con.
tsntion mine.
There was rich strike in the
Tough Nut mine last week, the ex.
tent of which is not known yet.
Col. Bean, Superintendent OF the
Southern Divisions of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad, is here, sup.
pOssbly In the interest OF the
branch from Benson to Tom mbstone.
The head mon of the Atoh ison, To.
peka and Santa F6 are expected 10
. few days, when they will decide
where to CONNECT with the Sonora
Road. It has been raining hard
the last eight hours and bids fair
to continue all day. Roads are al.
most impasssble between Benson
and here.
Tns Mew Csmet.
WARRINGTON, July GA new
comet or comet &c" was seen at
the Naval Observatory here ysster.
day morning aud again. this morn
Ing. Prof. Eastman. of the Naval
Observatory, said to-day: "I saw II
laet night or rather this morning.
I had only five minutes In whioh
to observe on account of clouds,
and Of course did not see very
much. expect 1t will be visible
to the naked eye In about ten days.
twill not 20 80 far a. the other,
but We will be able to see IL early
In the evening In the west and
early In the morning In the east.
It has something Of q tail whlch
will grow more distinct. This
comet 10 labeled ~ comet "C,n be.
ing the third comet discovered this
year. The comet up by the Polar
star is comet 'B'."
~~
OMAHA, Neb., July 26th.-T. II
Tibbles, of this city, who has &C.
qaired national notoriety on &C.
count Of his efforts In behalf of The
Ponca Indians, and his warfare or
Schurz and the Interior Depart
ment, was married on Saturday
last, at Presbyterian Mission
Omaha Indian Reservation, tt
Miss 6uaette la Flesche, who l!
we'll known throughout the East-
ern States, she having aocompan'
led Tibbles on his crusades 8. and de
liyered lectures. She Is an Indian
girl. daughter of Joseph IL Flesch Q
or "Iron Eye,n who was for flfteeI
years head chief of the Omaha In
dlAps, and who was the frst Indi
IN to advocate Indians becoming
eltizens of the United States anC
becoming sslf.sustaining. She Ii
better known as "Brlght Eyes," ol
Insitta TheAmba. She 10 we'll ed
ueated, having graduated at 9
boarding school at Elizabeth, N. ]
She 10 quite writer. aud has con
trlbuted to Scribner's magazine
end other publications.
Rsse sfJ.y osu,d's Pro1.s,s.
ST.. LOUIS, July 20 b The Re
pkblio0N's Marshall, Texas, special
says: ut is reported that Governor
Brown has filed his resignation ss
Vics-President of the Texas anC
Pacific Railroad, that It will be 60
cepted In short time, and that hi
will be appointed to the position o.
General Solicitor for Gould's roads
with headquarters at st. Louis. A
dispAtch from Greenville, Texas
says II 10 now asssrted that Jay
Gould will change the East line enc
the Red river narrow gauge roat
reeout1y aoQuired ~ him 70 : breat
9onDo 1t0os and oxtond fe % Dnl1oo