Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-29
Late kilograms.

Senator Fair Psssed-rarticu,sr
about enc wseck ot ,h- Alice
Buck.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-A
Virginia City dispatch says that
Senator Fair has paired with Platt,
OF Connecticut, and will not go
East.
A Spanishtown special dis
patch says: The ship Alice Buck.
from New York, with railroad iron,
struck Hovious rocks, two miles
below here, at ten minutes past IL
o'clock yesterday morning and is
now q total wreck, and ten Of the
twenty.four men on board were
drowned. The ship bad been leak
ing for two days, and the Captain
signalled for tug, evidently in
tending to put into San Francisco
for repairs. On Monday she spoke
the steamer Oceanic and got her
course to San Francisco. At P.
M. Monday Capt. Herman Hen
nipgsen thought he was southwest
of the Farallones about fifty-fve
miles, and steered northeast.
Shortly after midnight, the sky
being clear and starry and a pretty
good sea running, she struck
with an awful crash on the rocks,
not over 1900 feet from II
high bluff. The two mates and
part Of the crew were instantly
panic. stricken and jumped from
the ship into the waves That was
the last seen of them. The captain
and the rest of the crew, with life
preservers, only left the ship when
there was not enough of her fast-
breaking hull to stick to. Some
reached the shore, assisted by peo-
pie on the bluffs, and the rest were
picked up by the steamer Salinas.
Captain Henningsen was picked
up after being in the water nine
hours, supported by two life pre-
servers. The following were lost:
VIM. Barry, first mate; d. Crock.
or, second mate; George Parker,
boy; David Black, Chas. Reader,
Pat Welch and John Gunnison,
seamen, and two Chinamen-cook
and steward.
Imsmig ration Neasures Otseusss q.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 28.-The
com mittee appointed by the Board
of Trade to further INNING grafton
met yesterday. Senator Miller was
pre- sent and reviewed the reasons
for the lack of immigration, attri-
buting it mainly to the Chinese.
The bills are now being prepared
to prese nt to Congress at the next
session to carry out the provisions
OF the recent treaty. He wanted
the merchants to endorse the anti
Chinese view of the subject TO
strengthen the hands of the Con-
gressiopai delegation, but suggest
ed that action be deferred till the
meeting of Congress
The secretary was Instructed to
fluid out the amount Of surveyed
Government land for sale in the
State. The committee decided to
inquire into the methods adopted
by other States to encourage immi.
grafton.
A Fasas QusrssI.
WATsONvILLE, Cal, Sept. 2S.-
Newton Kitchen, night Waterman
of this town, was shot and killed
last night by William Strange.
Strange was quite badly cut by the
butt OF Q pistol, on his head. The
killing occurred at the house of
Kitchen. A woman is supposed to
be ct the bottom of the affair.
president Arshur.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The
President passed the morning
quietly at the residence of Senator
Jones, and up to noon has received
no callers. All his correspond
ence will be received and official
business transacted at Senator
Jones's residence for the prese Mt.
Rumorea Cabinet Chasges.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-It
seems to be understood here that
Cabinet changes are impending.
Blaine will leave the Cabinet. He
has been asked to remain, but his
friends say he needs long period
of rest and Will letire to private
life. Window Ia anxious to return
to his home. James, 1t is believed,
will leave the Cabinet and 60 into
the banking business. He can see
now the error he committed in &C.
cepting the portfolio. In all the
talk about Cabinet changes and of
candidates for the vacancies, one
hears nothing about q new Secre-
tary of State. No name is men,
toned for Blaine's place.
SHOCKS and Finances.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Silver
Nugget, ID; Mineral Creek. 16; Sill
yer bars, 1871; money, 4@6. Gov
ernment's irregular stocks closed
weak. w. u, S6a; Quicksilver,
IA; Pacific, 81; Mariposa, 1t; w. F.,
1872; N. Y. O.. 14a; Erie, 453; Pana-
ma, Last, 255; U. p, 122; bonds,
ll6}; G. P, 96a; bonds, lis; SUIT
70, IA.
a qsmm 90 Orxa sbo s~uase-A
OomprOmsse ssRawgby BscA cd.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-The Inter
Ocsaws Cleveland correspondent
says that on their journey with
the funeral train from Washington
the RoDuhliOau and Democratic