Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-28

Passengers ssuih and East.
FRESNO, Cal, June 27.-The fol.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M:
Rafael Bensome, N w Nagel, F 9
Kingswood, Samuel Hegsrty, John
Crosby, Victor Laham,. E M Walk
er, G D Morse and wife, w s Ho-
bart, G. G Higgins, A s Ferguson,
Los Angeles; d H Paddock, Chica-
GO; G 3 Alason, Tombstone; J
Balkgundersen, Kansas City.
The Frnncsnia's Crew Rescasa-
shtp and Cargo n Total Loss.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Late
this afternoon the tug returned
frem the Farallonss, having on
board the captain and crew of the
Franconin. The ship is rapidly
breaking up and the cargo will bs
q total Loss. Insurance on the
cargo, effected In San Francisco,
amounts to $l10, 405.
Meeting OF the spOrssmsn.
STOCKTON, Jane 27.-Delsgstss
from the various sporting'organiza.
tions of the State met here at three
O'Clock this afternoon for the par
pose of forming new State
Hportsm ems Association. The as
&c m blage was called to order by W.
r. Fisher, President Of the Stock
ton Gun Club. Fisher was elected
temporary chairman. A perms-
nant organisation was effected, a.
follows: Chairman Of the meeting,
Park Heushaw, of Chico; Secretary,
J. P. Spooner, of Stockton. A cor
nittee to draft Constitution and
Bylaws was appointed, when the
meeting adjourned till 8 P. N.
MURDER ana Eubbery.
JACKSON, Amador county, CAL,
June 27th.-About 8 o'clock Satur.
day morning, Ezra Degarmo was
murdered In Grass Valley mining
claim near Volcano. He was
Waterman on the claim, being
armed with shotgun. His body
was found lying on the sluice box
es, penetrated by two balls. Both
barrels of his gun were discharged.
The robbers cleaned up some sixty
feet of the boxes, but how Muoh
known. t6aY obtained is ua-
rested on suspicion.
Fire in she sebnssOpoi Mine.
GEAss VALLEY, June 27th.-By
q fire this afternoon In the Bsbss.
topol mine the works were entirely
destroyed and 1t is considered that
the engine and boiler are ruined.
The pumps in the shaft are lost for
the present and the timbers ia the
incline burnt, which will neces-
state the sinking of a new shaft
before work can be resumed. The
origin of the fire ia unknown. Four
men who were down the shaft
made their escape through the
drain tunnel. Loss SIS, 600.
rerriAe Powder Exp,.sion as gao.
s"n-Damaxs eI00.oeo.
TUCSON, Jane 27th.-A terrific OK
plosion occurred here tonight. At
1910 o'clock l.. Zeckendorf d Cos
powder house blew up. The ssn-
cussion broke almost every window
In town. The County Hospital,
west of the city, is reported demel-
ished.
M. Katz's house took fire from
the explosion of lamp and one
child was badly burned.
Damage from the powder expls-
sion will fully reach 500, 600.
Furtaer rer.ienssrs Of shs Expls.
TUCSON, June 27th.-L. Zscken.
dorf q Co.'S powder house exploded
tonight at IL o'clock, containing
two ears of the EBglish gun cotton
tonite powder. Almost every glass
In the town was broken and doors
and windows bursted in. Croekery
ia stores WAS demolished and many
houses badly damaged. Loss
not less than 500, 900. The conous.
sion broke lamp in M. Katz's res.
idence, setting the house on IRE,
destroying most Of the contents
and nearly suffocating q child that
was rsoued from the flames by g.
X. wellington, who came near los
ing his life In the rescue. A ser.
want girl was badly burned. The
explosion was caused by spontane-
GUS com bustion of the tonite powder,
which has always been considersa
here. T. Welisch d 90,
had their entire front blown out,
A. D. Otis & Co.'S entire stock OF
crockery and glassware WAS dsmol-