Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01
THE LATEST
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
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FRESNO, July 3l.-The following is a
list Of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Gates, Gonzalez, Tucsoni w J
Salkeld, A J Bowie, Jr, l. J Myer, NJ
vermeher, A Harper. II l. Dills, L l.
Hughes, s b Page, Matte Revly, San
Francisco; Mrs S A Ames, Riveside; II
Hoeninghaus, Japan; Albert Raas, Gal
weston, Tex; Admiral Banning, Mrs
Banning and two children, Wilmington;
w Lacy, w s Richards, I y Olmstead
Miss Doning, Il Baisly, X 7 Sharp, w
Y Newlands, Los Angeles; j G Cam
eron, New York; l. g Meyer, Texas;
II J Cogan, Chicago; s S Senoenbaugh,
Aurora, Ills; Mrs Risley, New York;
Arthur Piper and sister, Racine, Wis;
G Il Huber, Kamschatka.
Another strike-The Bulletin"
Printers Follow the Lead OF
the "CaiI" Force Large Ac-
cessIons TO the Union.
SAN FRANoIsco, July 81. Following
upon the printers strike in the Morning
Call office last night, the Union printers
employed in the Bulletin office received
this morning the following notice from
the Executive Committee OF the Typo
graphical Union:
SAa FRANCISCO, July 30.
10 The Chairman Of the Bulletin
Chapei-Sir.' The Executive Committee
of the Typographical Union, No. q,
require you to call your Chapel together
and inform the foreman of the Bulletin
office that hereafter you will form a
Union Chapel, and work under the laws
and regulations of the Union. Or quit
work.
tsigned) E.W. WALLIz, Chairman.
JSo. z. WINcHERs. Sec'y.
A meeting of the Union men was i'm.
mediately called, and committee ap.
pointed to wait on Mr.. Fitch, the pro
prietor. He refused to aecede to their
demands that none but Union members
be employed Thereupon all but eleven
left their cases. Most of the places OF
the strikers were promptly filled, and
the setting up of to-day's Bulletin pro.
ceeded as usual One of the strikers
asserts that the last strike, in lS70-Tl,
at the Call and Bulletin offices cost the
proprietors 1900, and says this one
will cost them more, but fails to explain
how.
Tho Post this evening states that up
TO noon to day l2l new members had
been enrolled in the Typographical
Union.
San Francisco News Items
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-Tht
| EreRing Post announces that Henry
Ward Beecher will arrive in this city
September 3rd, coming by way of Port
land. He will deliver four lectures
here.
Judge Evans, of the Superior Court,
has placed his resignation in the hands
of Governor Stoneman, preferring tc
practice his profession.
The Levy divorce case, which has
been conducted with closed doors, was
concluded to-day, the divorce being
granted to Mrs. Levy, with custody OF
the minor child
During the twenty five hours ending
at noon, yesterday, iifty-fve wheat yes.
sells came into this port. At the present
moment there is a greater tonnage in
port than at any corresponding period
during the past two years. Freights
dropped considerably, wooden charters
being taken as low as forty-seven shil.
lings and six pence per ton.
The trial of James Harkins, whose
name is associated with the great opium
smuggling case and who is charged with
giving $1,000 as bribe to United States
Commissioners Joseph f. O'Beirne, began
to-day, The case is expected to occupy
several days.
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, July 3l.-Wheat
dull seller, Sl,6l3@Sl,64s buyer,
season, Sl.73i; buyer, Sl.6S. Barley,
quiet; seller, 90ta90ac; buyer, 95a a96sc;
b yer, season, Sl.0lR@l.02; seller, sea
son, 90tc.
The stock BOARD.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81. Best and
Belcher. 4.30; Chcllar, 325; Consoli.
dated Va, .35; Crown Point, 100;
Eureka Con, 600; Gould & Curry, 800;
Hale 4 Norcross, 6.75; Mexican, $40;
N. Belle, 7.25; Ophir, i.40; Potosi,
80; Savage, 2.l0; Sierra Nevada, 1. 10;
Union. 500; Yellow Jacket. 800
Reduced to the Ranks.