Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-27

FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 26.-The fol
lowing is the list of passengers 70
the South and East on the trail
which passed this place ut P. M.
Mrs r Uplinger and two daughters
Oakland; Mrs Belle Mcdonald
Sacramento; HI Drummend ant
wife, Dublin; E Brown, Mrs G Du'
hem, ] Moore, F Stamper, ] e
Smith and wife, Miss Hyde, b
Blatchford, s Lachman, NJ Turner
San Francisco; E II Spooner anC
wife, Mrs E M Crane and chill
dren, Arizona; H M Hawk, J N
Hunter, Illinois,; Nj E Joice, Tomb
stone; Miss Julia b Hills, Mis-
Linda Hills, Mrs Hammel, Sar
Jose; G Dncommun, l. Jacoby, LoI
Angeles; B d Fay and wife, New
York; Il r Scott, Mrs d B Brun
nell, Washington Territory; .
Rowe, Boston; l. Kennedy, Ven
tura; II w Crabb. Oakville; Mr.
E G Norton, Virginia City; Mr.
Mann and 2 children, Thomas; B N
Mariner, Tucson; Paul G Blum
agent Grandma's Birth Party.
Raj" Above.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26th.-I
has been raining hard to-day, wine
southerly, with prospects OF con-
tinued storm. Advices from the
interior show that the storm Is
spreading over the northern anG
central portions of the State.
Boy Accidentally shos ana Killed
SAN JOSE, October 26.-John M
Hogan, a messenger boy in the
American District Telegraph Com.
pany's Office, aged fifteen years
was shot and killed to-day by
Stephen Espinosa, another messen
ger, aged fourteen years. The lat
ter was handling revolver ant
had, as he supposed, extracted al
the cartridges. Young Hogan wal
standing in front of him, when Els
pinoza began swapping the weapon
and the remaining cartridge ex.
ploded, the ball taking effect il
Hogan's head and producing deatt
in few minutes. Espinosa wa
arrested, but was released after thu
facts of the unfortunate affair wer,
made known.
shooting AHrsy at Tombstone
Three 10000" Cowboys.
TOMBSTONE, Oct. 28th.-A san
culinary shooting ARRAY occurred
on Fremont street this afternoon
Four cowboys have been in town
for q few days past, drinking heav
lily and making themselves gener.
ally obnoxious by their boisteroul
conduct. This morning City Mar
shall V. w. carp arrested one fol
disorderly conduct, and he wa
fined $25, which he paid, and wal
disarmed. He left the Justice'l
Court swearing vengeance. The
Sheriff, Marshal carp and hil
brother Morgan tried to induce the
party to leave town, but they were
thirsting for gore and refused to be
pacified. About 8 p. M. the Earr
brothers and j. II. Halliday mel
the cowboys, who drew upon them
at once, when a lively fire com.
menced from the cowboys against
the three citizens. About thirty
shots were fred rapidly, and when
the smoke of battle cleared away il
was found that Jim and Frank
McLoury were gasping In the
agOnies of death. Bill Clantop
was MORALLY wounded and died
shortly after. Morgan carp was
wounded in the shoulder, 1t IL
thought seriously, v. w. carp re.
ceived flesh wound In the calf 81
the leg and Halliday escaped I'M
hurt, but with several bullet holet
In his clothes. The streets imme'
diately filled with resolute citizens
many of whom were armed with
rifles and pistols. There il great
excitement but no further trouble
is anticipated. Ike Clantop, snt
Of the cowboys, escaped with O
slight wound, and 10 now In jail
The Sheriff's posse are now undel
arms. Morgan carp, after he wa