Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3d.-Wheat
steady; No. l, $165@1.673; No.
2, ST. cool 624. Barley firm; feed,
81. 65@$l. .573; brewing, ST.. .60@l 6b;
Chevalier, ST. 55@l.572;
coast do. +, 81 45@1 so. Oats-Fair TO
choice, $l.7O@l 80; common, $l.65
@l.67&; surprise, ST.. S24@l so. Corn,
$l.5O0l524. Hay, $Sa. Potatoes
Market glutted with receipts from
Oregon; early rose, $l.05@l Is;
river reds, SOC. @$i; Oregon, 75c.@
$l,05; Petalumas and TOmales, ), ~
@l.3O; Humboldt reds, $l.25@l 30;
kidneys and peachblows, $l25@
1.30. Wool-No quotations.
Dssai,s R1s"rdiDg 6uitesa.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.AThe ante
room at the jail was filed to-day
with people waiting to be conduct.
cd to GuiteRu's cell. He gave his
autograph to almost every visitor.
A new arrangement has been made
by which Guiteau has to subsist
upon the ordinary prison fare,
throwing the responsibility Of his
food upon the Warden OF the Jail,
probably from fear of poison. Gui-
teau is not to receive his letters
any more and Is not to be supplied
with newspapers.
eosseaa's speeci. T".Ooy.
WASHINGTON. Jan. In the
Criminal Court this morning Gui-
teau made his opening speech a.
follows: IL had very happy
New YEARS. yesterday and hope
every body else did. had lots of
visitors; high toned, middle toned
and low toned, that takes them all
In I believe. They expressed their
opinion freely and none of them
want me hung They all without
dissent expressed the opinion that
1 shall be acquitted
the rsIt,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-On the
opening Of the court Scoville re-
sumed the crOss-eXamination Of
DR.. Gray. The witness In giving
his opinion on the direct examiDa-
tion that the prisoner was sane
had not taken into account the
evidence of the prisoner himself,
but taking that element into con-
sideration, his opinion would still
be the same, that the prisoner is
sane, and was sane on the second
day of July. The witness was
asked If he was familiar with the
case of Lieut.. Sanborn who was
killed by DR.. Wright at Norfolk,
Va, and replied: "Yes sir, I was
sent by the President to make an
examination and give my opinion
on the case"
The New Y~.r.s .so Capitol.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3-rhe ar.
rival of the New Year and the
throwing open Of the White House
has broken tue season of universal
mourning in Washington society
over President Gaifi.Id. abd socia-
ibllity will resume is sway.
Desai,s of she On," Horror.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 3.-rhe Her.
aide Shanesviile. Ohio, special
says Of Saturday nights disaster:
The band had Just ceased playing
when the FIRST crash was heard and
tha floor began to settle lengthwise
In the centre. The jOists slipped
or the post in the rear and pulled
out the brick wall in front. The
centre settled rapidly and broke
lengthw wise. The joists kept up at
the outer ends in the side walls aud
this threw people. tables, stoves
and all together. Falling doors
barricaded the trout doors, but were
coon chopped down. The chan
delier in the store room be-
low was broken, and the
oil spilliug over q number
Of persons bursted into q blaze and
In a few minutes Milton Yoder, q
fvs-year-old boy, was burned to
death in his mothers armes. She
was also fatally burned. Fortu-
nately the building did not catch
fire. The storm added to the con-
fusion. As complete list OF the
casualties as it possible to get
gives, dead, Miss Mary Neff, 20
years old, skull fractured; Milton
Yoder, five years old, burned.
Fatally burned: Mrs. DR.. Yoder,
Mr.. Allan Cooler, Miss Annie
Orin. A large number are serious
iy injured.
shsrmsn's Friends OoafidsD,.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-A Washing
ton special says that Senator Sher-
mans friends have implicit conf.
dence In the result Of the investiga-
tion into the disbursements of the
contingent fund, now in progress
by the Senate Committee. Said q
prominent Republican to-day: .I
have known John Sherman In pub.
lie and private life for over q quar-
ter of century, and you may set 1t
down that he will never be con.
,victed of petty larceny. His hands
will be found clean and no amount
Of investigation can hurt him."
Huspension.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-A special
says: The banking house of Enoeh
Litt!sdsId, of Kane, Illinois, sus-
pended payment yesterday morn.
Ing. It's hoped the suspension