Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-17
LAST NIGHTS NEWS
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.]
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRESNO, Cal., May lO.-Ine 1olloW-
ing is the list of passengers for the
South and East ON the train which
passed this place at five o'clock P. NJ:
w H Seamans, Tombstone: l. Williams,
S G Hanson, P Kelly, L Gibson, A
Schwabacher, w Stevens, j Wilson,
NJ H Reynolds. F Czesk, j Kelly, J c
Kelly, j d Quigg, G w Lunn, Mrs M E
Tate, w j Caldwell, San Francisco; C L
Hayes, F Tuttle, w H Dane, H L Chap
man, E R Gates, j ID Johnson, f G
Richmond, J Miner, F Pulls, C Vim
cent, A Arid, NJ McGrifin, A P Taylor,
G B Pollard, G Lam, Oakland; I
Brown, Arizona; Mrs j + Godfrey and
two children, Miss Mary Slettery, j A
Beavers, V Beaudry and family, Los An
geles; H B Peters and wife. o j Hodge
and wife, Ohio; F Williams, Lenkesten;
w Freeman, Stockton; r p Ender-
gast, NJ P Blair, Nevada; r Duncan,
Colusa county; j L Randall, Maine; w
A Alley, Texas; M M Drew, Sacramen-
to; R w Jones, wife and daughter, R J
Beadon and wife, Colorado; j j Bulls,
Compton; j w Knox, San Jose; R c
Tichborne, San Diego.
The AItcn0wer lIutiny.
SAN Francisco, May l6th.-Nothing
definite is yet obtainable regarding the
Altenower affair. At the Health Office
it is stated that two boats were in tow of
the launch, when one capsized and about
twenty lives were lost. Another report
brings the loss down to six or seven.
The Chief of Police has ordered a squad
of officers to the ship to assist in main
tanning order. The information is that
the Chinese, excited by the loss of their
countrymen, refuse to longer submit to
any discipline, but no report of dan
gerous violence has yet been received.
Only One Chinaman Lost-Com-
parative Quiet Restored.
SAN FRANcIsco, May l6th.-Further
reports from the steamer Altenower
show that all the Chinese upset in the
barge were saved, with one exception,
and taken to the pest house. Those re-
naming ON board assaulted the ships
doctor, who took refuge below. The
Chinese had control of the ship for
while, but the arrival of the quarantine
officer and the demonstrations by the
harbor police, restored comparative or.
der, though the coolies are still in bad
humor and refuse to allow the doctors
to go among them to look for infected
persons.
Dividend and Assessment.
SAN Francisco, May l6th.-Eureka
Consolidated declares dividend of fifty
cents and Hale & Norcross levies an as
sessment of fifty cents.
An Old drudge Settled,
EUREKA, Cal, May I6th.-At Knee
lands Prairie, Rufus Mcdowell shot and
killed John Hurley. An old grudge
was the cause of the trouble
Died in an Opium Den.
PORTLAND, May l6.-Chas. A. Ball,
prominent lawyer was found dead at
noon to-day in Chinese opium house.
Major Tupper Congratulated-Th
Earps Arrested-Fire.
TOMBSTONE, May l6.-Under instruc-
tions from the General of the Army,
General Wilcox, commanding the De-
partment of Arizona, has officially con-
graduated Major Upper on the result
of his recent brilliant campaign.
The Sheriff of Arrapahoe county,
Colorado, has notified Sheriff Behan, of
Cochise county, that Warren and Wyatt
carp and Doc Holladay have been ar
rested by him. Sheriff Behan will start
tomorrow morning for the prisoners and
the Court being in session an immediate
trial is probable.
A fire this evening burned the block
between Second and Third streets, on
Toughnut. The buildings were mostly
lodging houses and dwellings Ten
buildings were destroyed. Loss about
$4,000.