Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-16
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Passengers souin ana East.
FRESNO, Cal. March 15.-The fol
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. NJ:
A ] Brady, Mrs b CQuigley and
sen, Miss Woods, w A Boyd, Mrs
N 8 Gay, Miss ] Crosby, Mrs 0 w
Merriam, Z M Nelson. ID E HO.
gan, ] A Coleman, ] s Wein-
schsnk, A Stoiz, San Francisco; II
Solomon, Mrs G w Leach, Mrs
Barnett, Tombstone; @ M Chester,
Washington; L II Keown, Ireland;
J FinDelly, Tehama; L Lanker-
SHIN. Ed Goldsmith, J g Handy,
K r Threlkeld, Los Angeles; w N
Wells, Nebraska; Mrs p Banning,
Wilmington; ID L Beach, Marshall,
Mich; G w Ebel aud wife, New
York; Declares Desoto, Mrs A Liv-
ermore, Concord; Mrs II ] Brown,
r ] Burns, Silverton, Col; L Calla-
han, Colorado; Miss Jessie Gill,
Mrs G J Gill, Riverside; A G
Gibbs, Portland, Ogn.
Passengers bp steamer Ano0n.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-The
steamer Ancon sailed this morning
with the following passengers for
Los Angeles: E e Slocum, ] G
Ubanks, r f Glove, wife and
child, Mrs Dobner, servant and 8
children, Mrs McCurtney, II Cohn
and sister, G Powers, ] Boncher,
Mrs J G Esher.
Oapsnin spssks Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 15th.-
The ship Gatherer arrived last
evening from Wilmington and
Captain Sparks was arrested. He
refuses 10 make any statement,
saying simply that he is Innocent
of the charge. He showed some
disposition to make fight when
arrested, but the showing of the
MarshaPs pistol quoted him.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18TH
The Democratic State Central
Committee met this afternoon and
fixed San Jose rs the place, and
the goth Of June as the date of the
next State Convention. Each
county gets one delegate and one
additional for each tive hundred
votes cast for Hancock.
Mrs. Eliza Andrews, wife oil
Thomas Andrews, stage carpenter
at the Baldwin Theater, was kill.
ed on Market street this afternoon
by the falling Of sign.
san Diego C,srus Fair.
SAN DIEGO, March 18th.
citrus fair opened this morning
with q good attendance. The dis.
play has never been excelled IL
Southern California and elioits
the surprise and admiration of Wis,
itors from neighboring counties
There are 536 entries by So exhib'
tiers, and every particle OF space IL
Horticultural Hall is occupied.
The entries include 81 varieties OF
oranges, 81 varieties OF lemons,
varieties of lines, IA varieties o
apples; citrOns, guavas, bananas
peaches, apricots, plums, pears, ia
pauese plums, olives, almOnds
dried figs, raisins, every variety Of
fruit canned and in glass; drieG
zsnts currants; every variety oil
Ijellies in glass, several kinds o.
wine and q large display of vegeta
bles. The display OF oranges frsm
the interior valleys is much larger
than Ut last years fair. The Riv
erside people have a small bu,
handsome exhibit. 'she fair hal
hardly got into running order to
day but everything will be in com
plete shape tonight and tO-mor'
row will be very interesting day
| Weather cloudy and threatening
rain.
| Tornado as San mateo.
| SAN MATEo, March ia tor
nado passed over this town, from
south to north, at $50 this morn
ing. 1t first struck the residence o
John Parrott, moving his hot.
house about two feet on its found
alton. 1t next struck the Episco.
pal Church, taking off one.fourth
of the roof. 1t took trees and
fences for space of about 100 yards
wide, crushing and twisting them
in a fearful manner. No live.
were lost.
NO Raln-Narr0w 0auge Meeting
BAKERSFIELD, March 15th.-I,
has been blowing heavily all day
from the southwark. This Is the
fourth day that the gale has helC
from that direction. A few drops
of rain have fallen occasionally
but not enough to be of benefit
The winds have already done dam
age to pasture and If they continue
much longer it will be serious.
There was . mass meeting of cit.
iZens here last night to consider
the question Of building q narrow
gauge Railroad to the bay. A com.
mittee was appointed to confer
with the counties north Of us anC
induce them to take action. It il
proposed to call convention O
all counties interested to tax,
measures to ascertain the amount
Of money that will be subscribed
Mormons ana 0ensiies Rejoicing
| SALT LAKE, March 15th.-Th,
receipt Of the news Of the passag.
of Edmunds's bill has crsatet
great excitement In this city. Th,
people, who have waited twent,
years for help from the govern
ment, can hardly rsalizs that &C
tion has been taken, and to .da,
men hugged each other on the
streets for joy. The young Nor
mons are equally slatsd and favor
the bill. They have been kept in
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