Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-07
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SAN FRANCISCO, February o.
The following passengers left San
FranciscO by the steamer AncOn
for Los Angeles to-day at 9 A. M:
Mrs e f Fletcher. Mrs A K Clark,
Miss Jennie Ames, Wallace J
Woodwork, Miss L Dorsam, Miss
Mary Mersch, e A Edwards and
wife, d h Hill and wife, Mrs E p
Thorndyks and son, Geo L Place,
DR. Price, r r Ross and wife, ID
Shirper, D f Wilmer, Rev A Frier,
CL Brown, A A James. m
Assesss"as,on ." sscrsment".
SACRAMENTO, Feb. Cat half
past ten O'clock this morning JO-
seph HurtadO shot and instantly
killed Jose Antonio Estuardo, cor
of Front and | streets. Ii was a
deliberate assassi nation growing
out of the arrest of HurtadO few
days ago for assaulting Estuardo.
The murdered man was uIarmed
and always Bore the reputation Of
q quiet, peaceable citizen. Hurta-
do has been in many shooting
scrapes, aud killed man in this
city some three years ago. The
community is in y state of excite.
ment and lynching is not at all
improbable.
O.e More.
LINCOLN, Feb. 5.-A daughter
OF John Hall, living near here,
aged fourteen, while foolishly play
ing with y loaded shotgun to-day,
discharged the weapon. The en-.
tire load took effect in the body
of her little brother, aged six. from
the effects OF which the child soon
died.
Fruus 6rowsss' w~r.
lone, Feb. Feb. 5.-A meeting
of the Fruit Growers of Amador
county was held yesterday for the
purpose of adopting measures by
which successful war might be
waged against damaging insects to
fruit. Reported great ravages
have been made on fruit and trees
by the coddling moth and other
insects In that county. It was
unanimously determined to wage
q war of extermination against
these enemies. Steps were taken
to organize a Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION and 3 meeting was called
for that purpose for April.
Arix0na News.
TUCSON, A. r., Feb. 5-The Cit-
izen's special from Wilcox sayss
Advices received from San Carlos
say the Chief of Police was D0ti-
fed about ten O'Clock last night of
another "Tiswin" party. He left
at once for the camp. two miles
from here, and captured three bucks
and a wounded squaw, who had
been knitted during the drinking.
The balance of the Indians got
away. The Chief of Police de-
strOyed two large ollas full Of
Tiswin, and lie now out with scouts
to compel the tribe to move within
sight OF the agency, to be watched.
A Citizen special from Charleston
says: Springer and Hackes Of this
place were robbed last night for
the second time. Two men enter
ed their store at about half past
ten and with drawn revolvers COM
PEELED the clerks to keep quiet
while Mr.. Springer was compelled
to open the safe and take out what
money there was on hand, amount
ing to about $500. After securing
It they Joined q man whom they
had lett on guard outside and
quietly rode away. 1t daily be-
comes apparent that there Is no
protection for life or property here.
There is not an officer here to go in
pursuit.
A Citizen special from Wilcox
sage: Some excitement was caused
here last night by the prolonged
footing of y 3. r. engine viii IN
turned out TO be- fire alarm. A
large quantity of hay belonging to
Mr.. Courtney, mysteriously caught
fire but was got under control be-
lOTo ~ 70 MlACuCOu WIN ObuoI RTOQs
erty. The thanks of the communi.
ty are due to Engineer O'Brien for
his timely warning. -
uurder.
BOISE CITY, Feb. 5th.-On the
night of the 30th ult., during a row
at Weiser City, John Smith shot
and instantly killed James john
son. The parties had a quarrel the
previous night at q dance. The
murder is considered without prov
ocation. -
sensational Exposure promised.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6th.-The
passage of q resolution in the
House to-day, calling upon the
State Department to supply the
names omitted from the letters
by Shepherd to the department
relative to the Peruvian Company,
1t is said, will bring to light the
fact that two or three Senators
were interested with Shepherd.
Senator Blair is prepared to make
q personal explanation Of his rela-
tions to the matter, In which IL Ii
Representa- he was Informed By
officers of the State Department be.
fore accepting his retainer, that the