Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The
.eteamerS Senator called this morning
with the following passengers for
Los Angeles: Chas S Wilcox, John
Foy, Ell Davis, G Gericbs, G w
Gerlchs, G Miller, w Baltimore,
wife and three children, Thoa Bay
ley aud son, T. M Hoistein.
Narrow Ese.p- NJ ,oc sss-ssias
F-,r B0,tdsDx.
RIVERSIDE, March 25.-The new
Citrus Fair Pavilion narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire last even-
ing. About IL o'clock flames WIRE
discovered issuipg from an old
building twenty feet III the rear.
1t is believed To have been the
work of an incendiary. Prompt
assistance and the proximity OF
the irrigating ditch full of water
saved the building with the rear
covering somewhat charred.
Mavkes Rsp0Yt.
SAN FRANCISCO, March z5th--
Wheat-Unchanged. Barley-No.
! food, 81 Az bid ST. As asked; No. 2
food, 81 40. Oats-$1 65@1 80.
Bran-$l2a.
Earn P"r'y md C"wb"Ss.
TOMBSTONE, March 25.-An Ep-
itdph reporter interviewed relia-
BILE mau just In from Burleigh
Springs, s miles south Of this city.
He stated thai a desperate fight
took place there last night between
six men OF the Earp party and
niue cowboys. headed by the noto-
riOus Curly Bill, who killed Mali
shal White, of Tombstone. The
cowboys ambushed the Earps as
they were approaching the spring
and poured a deadly fire into the IN,
wounding one man slightly and
killing a horse. The Earps return
ed the fire and then charged upon
the cowboys, who ingiOrlously ran,
leaving Curly Bill dead upon The
field.
Bnnxss. PuI,s.rs, N. ". Wnd eos.
sip Curre.s so w.sptngt"u.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Gen
erai Mcdowell is likely TO be soon
retired. Senator Miller some
months ago prevailed on the Presl-
dent to delay action in his case.
The struggle to succedto his Major
Generalehip Ia between General
Crook, Terry and General Pope,
who is the ranking brigsdier.
Grant is strongly in favor OF Pope.
GRANT DENIES THAT HE AssAILs
ROBECRANS.
Grant was asked this afternoon
If he had anything to say coucern-
ing his alleged interview between
him and Thos. M NichoI, in which
he (GranD ia alleged to have
spoken disparagingly of Rosecrans.
Grant said in reply: II do not
know Nicbol and dcn'C remember
TO have ever seen him in my life,
and / certainly would never have
said to him such thiggs. y great
deal is attributed to me in that ar
aicle L never said to sDy one or
even thought. But some of the
things did say, but not to Mich.
OIL" Nich0l says he has proof that
Grant did say just those th'pgs.
THE UTAH COMMISSIONERS.
1t is understood that the Presi.
dent, in selecting five Com.
missioners for Utah Terrific.
ry, will nominate only law
ysrs, believing that good
lawyers will be required to proper.
~ explain the Territorial govern
msnt. 1t Is not likely that any
one from Utah, Mormon or gentle,
will be appointed. The President
has iDtimated that he will not ap.
point any one who applies, either
directly or Indirectly, for position
as Commissioner.
THE J -<as.sie e~,cn.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Secre'
tsry HUT received q cablemesssg,
from Lieutenant Habery, of the
Jenneatte search expedition, an.
n0uncing the arrival OF himself
and Master Schurtz at Irkutsk In
good health.
The Secretary Of War has or
dered 10000 rations to be issued a
Mound City, Illinois, to the foo(
sufferers.
Time Extended.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Sec'
retary Kirkwo0d has extended the
time for the filing Of any appllca
tion for re-hearding in the Il
6obrante case until April 18th ,upor
application OF counsel.
The Ss@r 9~aso GASES
WASHINGTON. March 25th.-Il
was agreed to postpone the further
hearing of Dorsey and Brady until
Friday next. Col. Ingersoll gave
notice that he should also file Q
motion to quash the demurrer, al
Hine and others have done. Col
Bliss then asked for the arraign
msnt Of the parties indicted in the
straw-bend case.
Grow Dog Fouad Gunsy.
DEADwooD, March 24.-The jury
in the Grow Dog case have re
turned verdict Of guilty.