Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-11

FRESNO, CAL, April III. -Tne f0l-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the south and east on the train
which passed this place at P. M:
L b Mccormick, A Devie, ] l.
Anderson, Walter Knox, Max Bro,
8 YAyer,M F Cam pbell, L Thomp-
son wife and daughter. J G Brown,
] Abrams, Geo E Ames, Mrs G G
Monroe, HI r Smith, ID w Park
hurst, E r Luke, DR. A Mcfarland,
San Francisco; II Lewis, Santa
Barbara; J J Valentine, 8 s Claw
son, Mrs ] II Blair. Miss Nellie
Redding, Frank Ziemerman, Oak
land; Mrs G M Williams and three
children, Blue Cafion; ] w Q Pol
lard, Honolulu; Mrs J l. Sander
son and maid, r X Pierson, st
Louis; J A Blum, e Jake, Calves.
ton, Tex; Mrs M F Manchester,
Mrs E l. Manchester, Miss F T
Manchester, Providence, r /; Mrs
G J Lsnoir, l. B Morgan, B Wat
son, Sacramento; w A P Weed,
Walla Walla.
6emeeht kSIp.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l0.-Yester-
days rain seems to have been gen.
eral and plenteous, and reports Of
crop prospects in consequence are
of cheering character.
Tnrse Cniusmen Murdered.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1oth.-A
Lewiston, Idaho, dispatch says: A
triple murder and arson were COM
mitted at Camas Creek, Idaho. on
or about the I'd inst. Three Chi
namen were engaged in mining In
q remote place on the creek and
were known to have about $3.50 in
gold dust. Their cabin was found
burned, with the charred remains
of two of the Cinnamon. On the
claim was found the body OF the
third, shot through the head and
his throat cut from ear to ear. A
young white man named Gamo.
| wan exhibited considerable gold
dust, evidently such as was taken
from the Cinnamon, and had upon
him a pair of boots belonging to
one of them. He has since been
arrested.
stage R0bcsElss.
TUCSON, April 10.-A special to
Governor Tritle, from Prescott,
says the stage from the A. and p.
r. r. was stopped on the 9Th inst,
and the passengers and mail
robbed, and again on the 7th near
the same place, just beyond Flag
staff. The county officers offer a
reward of $500, and desire the Gov.
ernor to offer a reward also. Men
are on the trail.
sonora Items.
TUCSON, April 10th.-A special
from Guaymas dated the 9th says:
Msssrs. Morley and Robinson start
for Magdalena on railroad business
to-day. With them goes B. Phelps
and Paul Wright, late of Guaymas,
the latter two en- route to New
York.
The railroad is being built ut the
rate Of mile and half day. End
Of track is now at the summit, so
miles from Hermosillo. A station
IL being constructed at Bacauachi.
The steamer Sonora is overdue.
A large quantity of brick has
been contracted for to build the
depot at Guaymss. Nearly all the
brick for building the State Col.
legs at Hermosillo are ready, and
the work of construction will be
commenced about the 9th of May,
when the corner stone Is to be laid /.
A rumor, apparently we'll found
ed, is current here that the road
from Guaymas to the line has been
sold to the A. L. d 8. f. Co., and
that after this line reaches Magda-
lena a branch will be started from
Tejunga, via Brozes and Trinidad,
to tap the Mexican Central at or
near Chihuahua.
Government Engineer Lamotia
and family left for Tucson on the
Alb.
The weather is cool and pleasant.
Daniel Dsvillers, a brakeman on
the train frem Hermosillo to end
of track, was killed to-day by fall
ing from one of the front cars.
Twenty-one cars passed over him.
0eo. sherman ana Pariy.
TUCSON, April 10th.-Gen. Sher-
man and party arrived this even.
ing from Fort Huachuya. They
we're met by committee OF eiti.
Gems at Benson. The Southern Pa
cific Railroad placed o special car
at the disposal Of the General and
party. On arriving at the depot in
this place they were met by about
5000 people and the cornet band,
which played national airs. The
party were escorted to the hotel In
carriages and dined by the City
Council and other prominent eiti-
zens. They visit San Xavier and
Fort Lowell Tomorrow and Wed.
nesday and will leave ON the even
ing train for Los Angeles, where
they will remain two days.
Hon. Eugene Sullivan returned
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