Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
THE LATEST!
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
pAo1F1c COAST.
,.assenrers sauth aud East.

FRrsNo, Dec. l2.-The following Is a
list OF south-bound passengers passing
here to day;
Kasper Cohn, wife and three children,
w II Northcraft, Frank Morris, Los
Angeles; + $ Elder, wife and children,
Mrs G W Harvey, Iowa; l. Stone, c W
Hawks and son, s Caro-, G Samuel; San
Francisco; Bryant Howard and wife, San
Diego; Miss G Reed, Boston; Mrs w II
Winchester, Sacramento; Ill w M Reed,
New Haven, Conn; + C Sis, New York;
Mrs j W Gardner and daughter, Santa
Ana; J A Card, San Bernardno; DIR G
N Buttle and wife, New York; + Wise
aud wife, Washington, d G; w + jack
son, T. Renaud, Oakland; G + Dart. Le-.
hiphville, MINI; 4 James, Lodi; W
Jones, Red Bluff; A Canaan and wife,
Miss Canaan, San dose; James Vaunt,
Truckte, Cal; FF Kapsen, San Antonio
The stock Board,
SAN FGAScisoo, Dec. IL Best 4
Belchcr, 81 20; Chollar, 81 10; Cous d.
idated Virginia, 80; Eureka C1nsol-
ida,ed, s3.25; Crown Point, -;
Gould 4 Curry, si.60; Hale \
Norcross, 81. 10; Mexican, ". 10; North
ern Belle, SIS; Ophir, S775, Potosi,
so; Savage, 80; Sierra Nevada,
s3.05; Union, S2.s5; Yellow Jacket,
S2.05. q
wheat and Barley Market
SAN FnANCIsco, Dec. l2.-Wheat
firm and fair; buyer, 81 .s3f buyer, sell
son, SI.92I64l .959 Barley steady ac'
active; seller, season, sl.0l@l02f buyer,
Sl0i@ OIL; buyer reason, sl.l4@
| .14l, HHf Il
Mackey Conc 90 Liverpool ON Tef-
egraph Business.
SAN FgANCIsco, Dec. l2.-John W.
Mackey left yesterday for Europe. lie
said: II am on flying trip to Liver
pool to perfect the new cable. ! am as
confident OF its success as am that I'll
have my breakfast tomorrow morning
II is stated that he has invested two
millions in the Postal Telegraph Com
pany.
Arrival of General Hancoek-En-
thusiastic Reception.
SAN FRANCISCO, De, l2.-Geperal
Hancock arrived this evening He was
met at the Perry landing by Governor
Stcneinau aud different delegations rep.
rcsenting the municipality, citizen of
San Francisco and the Democratic State
Central Committee, who accompanied
him to the Palace Hotel. When he
reached there he was rendered quite an
ovation hy the immense crowd who had
assembled to get a glimpse OF the famous
General, On alighting from the carriage
the General was received with tremen.
dous cheering. He was then conducted
to the reception room, and frem there TO
his apartments in the hotel. The Gen
eral acknowledged in few words the
complimentary reception that had been
rendered him, at the same time express
ing fntigue at his long journey. Tho
Democratic State Central Committee
will kold another meeting tomorrow
afternoon, when, ii General Hancock
signifies his Willingness to accept a pub
lie reception, arrangements to that end
will be at once made. Mrs. Hancock
accompanies him.
san Francisco News Items.
san ERANcisCo. Dec. l2.--The trust.
ees of the Lick estate, over which there
has been so much squabbling, have at
last decided to pay over the amounts
left by James Lick for the construction
Of asylums and other institutions men
toned in bis will. The amounts foot up
S345, 600
The rum1r that Charles Spreckles had
bought up the Hawaiian sugar crop Is
confirmed. The total quantity will he
about forty thousand tons, sufficient to
enable him to control the entire Coast
market
Seth Cook has put in claims against the
estnte of his brother, Dan Cook, for halt
million dollars. The widow, Mrs.
Carrie Cotton Cook, refuses to acknowl-
edge the Justice OF his claims and on her
application Judge Coffee has appointed
attorneys to represent the estate in the
matter OF the defence against these
claims.
The Admission OF Utah from n
Mormon Point of View.
SALT LAKE 60. T.,, Dec. l2.-The
Dsssret News jMormonl this evening,
commenting on Delegate Gaines b II for
the admis iion of Utah, says; "The bill
introduced by our delegate, If Congress
is iu q proper frame OF mind to consider
it Justly, would be one OF the wisest
measures that could be adopted 1t
would take from the issues of the times
one of the most troublesome national
difficulties, made so by the folly Of agita-
tors and weak legislators, The admission
OF Utah would relieve the government
Of the supposed necessity Of graphing
with the perplexing problem that be-
longs to the domestic affairs of State
rather than to the general supervision of
the federal authorities. The question OF
polygamy should cut NO figure in the
admission of Utah, as if not recognized
in the Constitution. it would form no
part OF State polity, and the Repub.
lieans will not do anything that could
be construed into a benefit for Utah,
because hostility to the Mormons is one
OF the chief articles OF their political
stock. Democrats dare not for fear OF
being twitted with the terrible but alb
surd accusation of afiiliating with the
Mormonss and pandering to polygamy.
Rewards for the Bisbee Murder
ers-Two Nen Arrested on sus-
picioD.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., Dec. l2.-The
Poard of Snnervisors of Cochise county