Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-14

FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 13 The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the south and East on the train
which passed this place ut s P. M:
H White, g Il Brnsfeld, Cotton;
Miss Rose Gibson, + w Hepburn,
Tucson; A II Nimick, Pittsburgh;
F B Chalberdin, st Louis; d o.
Ad ms, London; B Doble, j a
Davidson, r B Wise, ] Ryan, San
Ere ncisco; l. A Pratt, Mrs Pratt
and two children, Kansas; L Moore,
Miss Moore, Zirnowski; A Asher,
Pbosuix; E l. Lindsey, New York;
A Newman, Idaho; Miss Doherty,
Cincinnati; A El-e-ser; Mis- P
Hirshfeld, Miss l. Hammond, g
Il Huber, NJ d RapgDoy, Los An
geles; J Nj Miller and family, Oak
land; d Arnold, Ills.
Destructive F.re.,s sao Fr.nc,-cp.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 h.
ABOUT half past O'clock thus AT.
ternoon "a fire broke out In the up
stairs blacksmith shop on Spear,
between Mission and Howard
streets, and almost instantly COM
municated to the California PLAN
ing mill, on the corner of Howard.
This building, covering fifty vara
lot, and filed with the most COM
bustible material. was in few
minutes a mass of fire. A half
gale was blowing from the north
west, aud the flames soon leaped
across Spear street and attacked
Wigmore's lumber yard, spreading
to the saloon on the corner and
thence down Howard street nearly
to Stewart, consuming number
of small estsb ishments, including
Green's rigging loft, Chase d
Wrights ship Carpenter shop aud
Richards's coal yard. Does &
Weston's lun Der yard, on the OPP
posite side of HowsId, was several
times on fire, but was extingnished
with slight damage. the Union
box factory, north OF where tue fire
started, suffered some loss of Ium-
Der lying outside. The loss on the
California mill, Ownad by w. J.
Adams, Is about $50 900; Wig.
more's loss about the same, in
sured for $2e COO. Other losses
will pr b III y oriDg the aggregate
up to Sl5U. 600
For,h-r @ars' eu,.rs Of sh- Fire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ID h.--The
Spear street ire Is still burning,
but the q 4mes are coDtued 20 the
limits previously given. 1t is now
stated that the loss GU the Cslif"r
MIA mill will reach at east 5 100. 900.
After the fire was partly subdued,
two bodies, charrei hey ond recox
milton, We're found in the rear Of
the building In which the fire
started. II is more than probable
that they were workmen in the
California mill. About ninety
men were employed there, and so
rapid was the spread of the fl ms
that many escaped with difficulty.
The canning establishment of Code
& Elicit, fronting on Main street,
was somewhat damaged in the
rear, and 1t is probable that fuller
Information will bring the LOGS up
to near a quarter of a million, with
light insurance..
Held on Three charges,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13th.-J.
D. Connolly, sand lot Justice of the
Peace, was held to answer to day
on three charges of assault to
murder.
Finished 10 Arroyo Grsnde.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Oct. 13th.-
The railroad 10 completed to Arro-
70 Grande, and the first shipment
from that place WAS made to-day,
consisting of 5000 SACKS of wheat
consigned to Earnest, Walle & Co.
snow ~ Downiev,i,e.
DowNIEvILLE, CAL, Oct. 18Th
There was light fall of snow here
to-day.
The Couns az san C~rIos-Escnps
ana RecnDinrr.
TUCSON, Oct. 13th.-A special
from San Carlos says the count to-
day was 3U40, or FIVE more than
last week, showing that there have
been no assertions for the warpath
The mau killed at the Point of
Mountain, about ten days ago, wss
John Gibbons, alias Hair Trigger.
John was q well known character
OF Arizona and New Mexico.
A special from Charleston gays
that Jerry Barton, the man under
arrest for the murder Of Merrillo. a
year ago, and also for the shooting
of a Mexican here last sunday, es
capped last night. He was allowed
great liberty, not being confiusd or
ironed. Some time after IL O'Clock
he left town, but was Captured in
Tucson early this morning.
Disposition of sursu,.g Troops
O,ncr News.
WILCOX, Oct. 13th.-Your cor
respondent, in conversation with
Col. Sanford, this morning, as To-
the probable Whereabouts of the
hostile Chiricanuas, was inform gu |
by him that the force under hi,
command, comprising eight COM
psnies Of cavalry, were at different |
points along the border and patrol.
ing the entire country for over 50 |
mIles-Bernard sud command al
the Guadalupe mountains, Wagner |
and two companies at or near the
san Bernsrdino ranch and McLei-
lau's command at the sou heasl
corner of the Chiricahua noun
tains; that the Indians had pass d
across the line between San BeI.
nsrhino and Guadalupe ctd ~;
I hat he considered that any raid
In large bands would not occur,
but that small parties might make