Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-03
Passengers sousn ana East.

FRESNO, CAL, March 2.-The fol.
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M:
Mrs DR. Potts, DR. @ E Harrison,
Chicago; Gen VIM Fielding, Lon
don; J 8 Parks, Cheyenne; r
Dunsnoir, British Columbia; III
Donneify, Oakland; s G Beekwitb,
New York; VIM Holman, Chss
ChristsRsen, A P Flint, G w Glib
son, J Murray, d s Bsckley and
wife, San Francisco; G Fortune,
Wisconsin,; Mrs Childs, Inyo; T P
Morrison, u Bray, w P Morrison,
Santa Clara; V r Cross, Mime
sofa; J Meyers, F Chase, Los AN
geles; + Newton, Denver; A Boon,
J Boon, Alameda; ] T Mitchells,
Nevada City.
q Herds OF Heashens Comiug-
0reat ssvspg of Time.
SAN FRANCISCO, March at is
reported that 10000 tickets have
been issued 1T Hong Kong, to be
used immediately after the pas
sage Of the Chinese bill in the Sem
ate, by Chinese intending TO emil
CRATE to the United States.
The general telegraph agent of
the Central Pacific Railroad has
received dispatch from New Or
leans, stating that the first ship.
ment of freight from San Francis
co to New Orleans. via the South.
ern Pacific Railroad, reached it's
destination On the 27th ultimo.
The shipment consisted of Gaiifor.
mia wines and was only fourteen
and half days on the road. By
the old route Of ira nspertation over
forty days were required for ship.
ments Of freight to reach that
point. A reduction of over twenty
five dsys time is thus made by the
new road.
nsrkss Hep0rs-Csis safes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March I'd
Wheat steady; extra choice, 81 624
@l IS; not white cash $l6S3, May
81 IS, June 81 65, July, new, 81. go:
No. amber, March, SI.624, July,
new, ST. SO; No. ! Sonora, cash,
ST. S2a, May ST 624, choice March,
ST IS. Barlsy-No. l brewing
July ST. SIS, cash No. 2 $l.724, No. /
cash, feed, 81 70@1.7l3, July las,
August 81 35, choice March chsva-
lisr 81 SO asked, No l Msrch S1.s23
bid, $1.724 asked. Oats, Sill bid
for No. l May $1.75 asked for No. 2
cash. Rys--Cssh $2.25. Csrn-No.
large yellow cash ST. 1924 bid, 81. IS
asked; small round yellow $1.S5.
Bran, cash, $1S 80 per ton.
snos HIS wife.
EUREKA, New, March 2d.-C. J.
Lansing, a leading attorney of this
place, shet and killed his wife
about 1880 this evening. Lansing
then walked to the Jail and gave
himself up to the Sheriff, saying
that he had shst his wife, but de-
clined to make any further state
msnt. The deceased was shot q
little above the right eye, the ball
passing through the brain and
causing death almost instantly.
the Deemed Isdians.
FORT GRANT, March 2nd.-All
the necessary preparations have
been completed fer the execution
OF the Indian scouts, Dead Shot,
Dandy Jim and Skippy, the muir.
dsrsrs of Captain KentiDg and six
soldiers of the Sixth Cavalry At
Cibicu Creek last August, and to-
morrow they will expiats their
crimes on the galIows. The pris.
oners were interviewed to-day by
the Post Commander, and Chap
lain Mitchell, through an intsrpre-
ter, advised them of tomorrow be.
ing their last day on earth. They
appeared to be reeonciled to their
fate and said that as It could not
be avoided, the sooner they would
60 the better. Dandy Jim Is tho
only one upon whom sentence has
. dampening influence. He 10
young and robust, and consequept-
ly breads the fate in store. The
gallo VS., which had been construct.
ed at some distance from where
the prisoners are confined, wac
placed to-day nearer and as the
prisoners look through the iron
bars, 1t looms up before them in
oil its horror. After seeing IL Dan.