Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-21
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Distingutshed PeopIe-A sand
storm and Rain.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l9.-Chas. A.
Dana and eg-LieutenaHtGoverno Dor
sheimer arrived this evening at the Pal
ace. II was reported that Dorshemer
had been taken sick at Yosemite valley
He only had chill and is quite recov-
cred. They enjoyed the Tip very much.
They will stay here two, six, eight or
perhaps ten days. Tomorrow they will
visit the Cliff House. Senator j. B.
Chaffee Is at the Palace. Il. b. Wash
burne will arrive tomorrow.
At Fresno, California, the heaviest
sand storm that has visited that place for
many years, oes urrsd to day about | p
NJ. 1t lasted one hour, aud was followed
by u steady rain.
Steamer Passengers
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-The Orizaba
sailed this morning, with the following
passengers for Los Angeles: Mrs z NJ
Rious. Mira Pisrson and 3 childnen,
piio Ell51 1Dltr, WITS y
johnson, IL Ayres and wife, Geo Carter,
3 + Butlor and wife, II A Ross, r.
Wilson, T Baron and wife, W c Ring,
" Poitly. 8
Markets.
SAN FRANcIsco, April GOV heat,
strong, unchanged. Barley, higher;spot,
22A; May, Si.20k; buyer, season,
sl.22s; seller, SO, sl.lGs.
Promiseuous Euriers.
TOMBSTONE, April 10. "A man named
Kline was founa dead in cabin on a
ranch between Charleston and CJnten-
ton yesterday. The head is horribly
gashed. His horse, gun and $500 IN
has been in the employ OF Kline, is also
missing. George Everett was shot at
Rasseisille, last Tuesday bya man named
Pete Devereaux. The weapon was
shotgun loaded with pistol ball and
bucksbot, the charge taking effect in the
arm and body. Everett lived few
hours. The difficulty originated the
night before last by shooting
into Devsreaux's tont. l.. N. Streeter,
reported killed at the head of an Apache
band by Mexican troops near Ures. So
nora, Monday last, was Quartermaster
clerk at San Carlos during Governor
Safford's administration in Arizona, aud
was suspected of conveying information
to hostile Indians and watched, but man
aged to escape. He Joined Juh and
Gaernimo over the chihuahua line.
Governor Stafford offered large reward
for his capture, but did not get him.
He has been in Mexico ever since. and has
been arrested several times by Mexican
authorities on suspicion OF giving aid to
Apaches The last arrest occurred at
Grenados few weeks since and was dis
charged for want Of evidence. He speaks
Apache dialect fuently, is intelligent
and educated, ard is known by Apaches
and Mexiclns as Don Cassamiro S:roctsr.
Chisf Geronimios' eldest boy is named
for him
Four Emigrnnfs Drowned.
SEATTLE, W. T., April l9.-Four
Scandinavians, who arrived here recent
ly from the East, were drowned in Lake
Washington on Monday while crossing
to the other side In quest of land. The
names OF the unfortunate victims are I'M
known at present.. Tho bodies have not
yet been recovered.
salmon Fishers Drowned.
PORTLAND, Ogn., April Ca boat
from Geo. Howe's cannery which had
been missing for several days, was found
upset at Swan Island yesterday. Capt
Otto Anderson and the boat puller were
drowned. The bodies were recovered.
nronur,u S,c,rucsut.
Denver. April 2O.--A special from
General Crooks headquarters at Will
cox, Arizona, says: The Territorial press
exaggerates in order to inhamo an attack
on reservation Indians. Raiders have
not been in Arizona for three weeks past.
The last alarming report of two days
ago that band Of Apaches were seen in
the Santa Rita range beyond Camp Crit
tenden and over in the Santa Cruz val
ley, above Cslabasas, is wholly untrue.
Tombstone Rangers who have been in
Wilcox and say they are on an In
dian trail, do not appear anxious
to reach San Carlos. Crook has been
greatly hampered and annoyed by these
innammatory articles and falsehoods.
He will move into Mexico on Sunday.
His force Will consist OF one hundred
and ninety.two Apaches under Capt.
Crawford of the United States Third
Cavalry, and Aide N. K. Mcintosh will
also have fifty cavalry men and the en-
tire Mexican force in Northern Sonora
and Chihuahua.
The Floods.
LrrrLs Rock, Ark, April 10. "A
Gazette, Helena special says OF the break
in the Fitz Hugh Levec, five miles south
Of that city; that thereby the area Of
overfiowed land in Phillips county is
greatly increased. II the water remains
long enough to prevent planting the
aggregate damage by decreased pro-
duotion is estimated at 100000. The
river at Helena is rising an inch a day
and 1t is thought fifteen inches more is
to come.
A One-sIan Power.
TOPEKA, Kas., April l9.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Atchison, Topeka
end Santa re Railroad to-day, 449, 900
shares were voted out, while of the
number allowed, $50, 900, w. b. Strong
voted 10000. The whole board is
reelected Oliver Ames at once resigned
and A. E. Touzalin was elected to the
vacancy. Directors met and reelected
officers. A. e. Touzalin is elected Pres
ident.
Brooklyn Bridge.
NEW YoRK, April l0.-The day for
the opening of the great bridge over East
river has been set. The date is May
oath, and the ceremonies will be Of the
most elaborate character. Among the
speakers will be William M. Evarts and
Rev. DIR. Storrs Of Brooklyn. If the
day is pleasant the ceremonies are likely
10 attract an immense assemblage. On
the next day, Friday, the public will be
admitted to the free use Of the prone.
made.
Make n Note Ont.
NEW YORK, April l9.-EI. President
Grant, Introducing ex-Vice- President
Colfax to lecture upon the late President
Lincoln, said he had heard Abraham