Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-14

Passengers s0utn .od East.
FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 13.-The fol.
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
l. ] Rose, J Richards, B McMur-
ray, J M Griffith, Los Angeles; T
F Tracy, A V Tony, s Smith, j
Hunt, Jr, G H Burnet, g Sandow,
Mrs McConahy, Miss Copeland,
Dot Little, San Francisco; J Brink
erhoff, J Bailey, New York; w H
Graham, Chico; Mrs Annie O'Don-
nell, e S Denison, Mrs A O'Don-
nell and two children, Oakland; w
J Downing, J p Whitney and FAM
lily, Rocklin; Mrs S P Brown, San
Jose; G Wild, H G Hall, CT Der.
ry, Boston; Miss D s Taylor, G II
Smith, Chicago; d ] Miller, Wat
sonyille; w B Moshsr, Pescadero;
Miss f M Hall, Nevada City; MIR
Minor and wife, G Fl Bancroft, Ar
izona.
The New uovsmens. n Failure.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l3.-The
Merchants Exchange held its first
call To-day. There was large at
tendance, but no sales were effect
ed. Evidently sufficient closeness
in grading the different grains had
not been adopted to enable buyers
to know what they were buying.
In miscellaneous stocks there were
number of bids, but all below the
market rates, and no sellers APP
peared. The general impression
seemed to be that the call was
rather fsrcial, though some pres
ent argued that with a little time
and more attention to Getails, the
movement would become q sue
cess.
After lae WrecGed steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18th. The
steamer Gypsy, which went out in
search Of the wreck, has returned.
She went no further than Point
Reyes and brings no intelligence.
The revenue cutter has not yet re-
turned.
Fave Men Kssied by Indians.
TUCSON, Feb. l3th.-A report
comes from Arevipa that five men
were killed last night by Indians
near the San Carlos reservation.
Have telegraphed for particulars.
George Bearss's Parsy safe.
TUCSON, Feb. l3th.-A. E. Head
has just stated to a Star reporter
that he has communication with
George Hearst, which discredits
the rumOr in regard to the killing
of his party. The runner is not be-
lieved here.
Murdered by lnd;sns.
TOMBSTONE, Feb. 18th.
men just in from Sonora, Mexico,
report the murder of a party of
Americans by Indians. At first it
was feared that George Hearst and
party were the victims, but cir
cumstances lead to the belief that
they are safe.
sonora News via Toesos.
GUAYMAs, February 5, via Tue
son, February 13th.-The steamer
Sonora brought Colonel Francisco
Garcia, Adjutant of President Con.
zales, who goes up via Tucson to
represent the Mexican government
as Director of the Sonora Railroad
Company. He left with Col. D. b.
Robinson for Hermosillo on Tues.
day last.
Saturday material train going
to the front was ditched some six
miles out from Hermosillo, result.
ing in slight injury to one man.
The road was cleared by the wreck
Ing train inside of "a hours.
Over half of Gusymas proper
left on special train to celebrate
st Hermosillo the 9th of February.
the anniversary of the adoption of
the Constitution.
The schooner Mexico, now here, |
Tres salute of q guns morning,
aoon and sunset.
The verdict of the jury in Gui-
,eau's case was received here Sat-
lrday and general good feeling is
expressed by all at the result.
The railroad is out some 81 miles,
md will have to suspend work un-
ess more ties come to hand. The
lepOt at Guaymas Ia to be COM
nenced on the 18th.
The cold weather let up on Sun
lay, the 4th, and it is now quite
pleasant.
The order removing the head.
uarters of the troops from Hermo.
lilo to Guaymas went into effect
o-day. Three hundred federal
roops of the Sixth regiment, with
and, ETC., arrived on the train to.
ay, under the command of Col.
Garcia.