Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-23
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special TO the HBRALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers sontn nnu East.

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 22.-The fol
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
A Kilgrow, r Monroe, Toronto,
Canada; j G Knickerboekers Chi
cago; E Hutchinson, l. G Thomp-
son, j M Ward, P ] Reno, L Bara.
Ola, Capt FL Dsnison, Mrs ] nj Stew
art and daughter, l. Cahen, AViele,
Mrs w ID Bigelow, J B Reinsteip,
r Martin, a z Kuffeli, Z Porter,N
A STEMS, G 81 Virgins, e n Cot.
trell and wife, Los Angeles; S I
Sopris, Denver; J Caret, San Ber.
nardino; nj Wadswortb, w Van
b Wisker, Tucson; J FL Csmmret,
] G Haskell, Deming; ] Brooks,
Casa Grande; G II Harding, e Alb
Ransom, New York; A Torges, Jr,
Cincinnati; r R Thompson,T Aus
pecher, st Louis.
Waahsagson's airshdas Obsex-
SAY FRANCISCO, February o.
Westinghouse birthday was OBJ
served by q general suspension of
business, the display of bunting
and q review of the National
Guards.
Oia Prabs Predicts 6eneEns Raip.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-The
Signal Service reports up to noon
to-day indicate that this State will
be visited by q general raiDstorm,
commencing in the northern part
this afternoon, reaching this city
towards morning tomorrow and
Los Angeles tomorrow night. The
prediction is based on rapid fall
in the barometer in Washington
Territory and Oregon, with the
barometer falling at all points In
this State.
Fse,xns on flour Redacs0.
| SAN.FRANCIsCo, Feb. 22.-The
rate Of freigbts on flour from this
city to Galveston, Texas, has been
reduced by the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company TO ninety cents
per 100 pounds.
Cid Prebs' prediction Verified.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-The
rain prophesIed by the Signal
Service has commenced in the
northern part of the State, both in
Sacramento valley and along the
coast, and is creeping southwark.
oa,iIosnsa wheat f.r a.,vestom.
MARYsvELLE, Feb. 22.-Sixty
tons of wheat will be shipped to-
morrow from this city for Calves
ton, Texas, over the Southern Pa
cific Railroad.
Waits stcktd Tn "a sea.
TUCSON, February pa special
to the Star from .Guaymas says:
Captain SteDington, of the steam
er Newbern, sighted sn open boat
off Las Riedrss, on the Lower Cali
fornia coast. Approaching it,
three men, a woman and two chill
dren were discovered in an ENACT
ated and half crazed condition.
They proved to be the rem nant of
the crew of British bark, the
name of which could not be ascer-
tanned. They were dependent upon
the elements for fifteen days, hav-
ing neither food nor water, and
had made up their minds to resort
to cannibalism when the Newbern
hove in sight. They were the cap-
tain, his wife, two children and
two seamen. Almost Immediately
after boarding the Newbern one
child and one of the seamen died.
The next day the woman was de-
liversd of a healthy child, though
the mother was still insensible.
They were treated kindly by the
officers of the Newbern and the
citizens of Guaymas. All are
slowly recovering.
Tae Ansi-Monepoiy League.
HANFoRD, Feb. 22.-To-day the
Tulare County Autobiography
League unanimously adopted a
platform for the coming State
campaign. It presents at consider
able length the evils claimed to
result from various forms of mo-
nopoly. Copies will soon be sent
for general publication. 1t rec
emmends thorough organization
of the movement throughout the
State and closes by adopting q
declaration of principles on Wash
ington's Birthday Ia recognition
of the fact that. he always advo-
Gated the sovereignty of the people
as supreme.