Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-05
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Passengers south and East.

Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, April 4.-The following is
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
B Bullock and wife, Oakland; c 7
Hayden, Tempe, A t. Frowenfeld
and wife, New York; X Ivers, A n
Drocon, II G Skinner and family, c Ii
Holbrook, l. Kaiser, Z Crather, NJ
Mcclellan, A Reavis, f w Treanor,
Il Gilly, San Francisco; Gen Banning
and wife, Wilmington; C L A Spencer
and family, Chicago; j d Capron and
wife, New Orleans; & Brown and son,
Arkansas; L NJ Ross aud family, C L
Huber, V J Rowan, Los Angeles; Miss
Callahan, Frisco w I: C X Flagler, In.
diana; j B Mcdonald, Tombstone; + X
Standish, Oakland; W Snow, Eureka,
New; A B Bruner, Ogden; Mrs J Bell
and three children, Oakland; w o w
Hill, Gold Hill, New; T. f Hill, Iowa; w
Phelps, New York.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 4.--California, A
%; Curry, 23}; Mexican, q: Union, 81;
Eureka, 81; Point, S5c; Belcher, 65;
Diablo, %; Belle, 81; Bullion, so; Saw
age, 2t; Bodie, soc.
The Indian Question Mass Meet
ing mt Tombstone Ranger Com
panies Organized Fire 80 Cave
in n Mine.
TOMBSTONE, April 4.-The largest
outpouring OF people Tombstone has
ever witnessed occurred last night, the
occasion being the meeting to express
the sentiments of the community i'll re-
lation to the Indian question. The
meeting was presided over by Judge b.
l.. Peel. Ringing speeches were made
| by Judge III. G.. Dibble, Ben. Goodrich,
Esq. Judge j. b. Southland, Col. Her
ring and others. The speakers declared
that the people must show the govern
ment that they mean to protect them.
selves against the Apaches, and thus
force the government to take sides either
with the Indians or whites. AT the
close the volunteer roll was brought out
and eagerly signed BY dozens. \ large
band OF rangers will take the field from
here this week. The intention is to act
in concert with other bands now organ
izing in southern Arizona; also with the
New Mexico rangers. Col. Carr, with
three companies OF cavalry, are lying at
Benson, on the ). p r. X. The balance
OF the troops are near Hatchet noun
tain So far as known, no engagement
has yet been had between the military
and the Indians. The people here have
no faith in the military and rely entirely
ON the rangers.
A fire broke out in row of tenements
on Allen street. near Third, last night,
destroying three houses and contents,
belonging to Mrs. King and Harry
kmgsbury. Loss about $1,000; insur-
ance, 500 on Kings property.
a cave occurred about Z o'clock last
night in the Bunker Hill mine, burying
in the debris miner named Charles
Sperry lie was dug out alive about
midnight. The physicians fear his in
ternal injuries will prove fatal,
Particulars of Gray's Arrest.
GuAYMAs tMexicol, April John S.
Gray, the deiaulter, was arrested here
to-day by order OF Gov. Torres. He
arrived at this point by conveyance,
with friend, for S. 2. X. r. He was
recognized by Samuel Brannan, who
called on j. Ribora, the Project, and
asked for his arrest, stating that $4,000
was offered for the said arrest. lie is
detained now by order OF the Governor
OF Sonora, who, after advising with the
U. $. Consul, has telegraphed his arrest
to Governor Stoneman and the Chief of
| Police at San Francisco lie has con.
eluded to keep him till requisitiou is
had for him. On being brought before
the Municipal Court, Mr. Gray aelxnewl.
edged his name and said he wanted to
] go back