Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-30
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THE LATEST!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south aud East.

Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, June 29.-The following ia a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs Capt Wallace and son, Maricopa
J l. Armer. G Blaming. s +; Z NJ Ward,
Chicago; 4 Green, Cincinnati; Miss A
Nelson, Denver; + Gerkins, L Rose,
Il l. Hollis, Los Angeles; G II Kimball,
lone; l. B Barkell and wife, Ohio; Mrs
NJ Flood, Calf; L Hollander, Bodice
Oscar Landery, New Orleans.
wheat and Barley.
San Francisco, June 29.-Wheai
dull; seller Sl,64f@l .65s; buyer, season,
Sl.G7s. Barley dnll; seller S6t@S7 sci
seller, season, s6ic; buyer, sl.l4A.
A Proper Protest-Eyerthing to
His Wife.
SAN Francisco, june 29.--At the
ciety, a communication was read from
Leonard Coates, of Napa, protesting
against the practices of some canneries
in putting up imperfect fruit, particu-
larly apricots, as being hurtful TO Cali.
fornia oanneries.
The will of the late Eugene Casserly
bequeathes all his property to his wife,
Mrs. Teresa Casserly.
| Decision Affirmed.
| San FRANCISCO, June 29.-rhe Su-
preme Court has affirmed the decision
of the lower court in the case Of r. L.
Cole ct al. Va. Henry d. Bacon ct al.
Plaintiffs, who owned an interest in the
proposed railroad between Goat Island
and Vallejo, appointed Bacon to nego-
tiate for the sale of their interest
Bacon sold the right and franchise to the
Central Pacific in 1871, for $3.50, 900,
Herepzesented to the plaintiffs that the
property was sold for S47,700. The
fraud was not discovered until 1873.
Plaintiff, who own four twelfths, sb.
tanned judgment for $1,000 including
interest.
The stock Board.
san Francisco, June 29.-Best auG
Belcher, 40; Chcllar, 1915; Consoli
dated Va, As; Crown Point, 100
Eureka Con-, 4.30; Gould & Curry, 2.45
Hale & Norcross, 600; Mexican, 100
n. Belle, CTS; Ophir, 235; Potosl,
81; Savage, 205; Sierra Nevada, 500
| Union, so; Yellow Jacket, 3.65.
Probably a Hung Jury.
CoLusA. June 29.-The Miller case
was given to the jury at $3.50 P. NJ. to.
day, and to this hour, no P. NJ, nc
verdict has been rendered. 1t is con.
sidered hung jury.
Another Apache Outbreak Feared
WILCOX. A. r., June 29.-Indians
are reported in Ash Canon, near the
Arizona and New Mexico line. Cavalry
are in pursuit. They are, no doubt.
some OF the Chiricahuas who were to
have been at the reservation several
days since, but have been deferred by
the knowledge OF the fact that they
could not enter the reservation, as the
Chiricahuas who surrendered are held
by military authorities. These hostiles
are nceused at what they consider a
breach of faith and another murderous
raid may be anticipated, as these are
the most savage of the Apache tribes. II
is feared by the reservation Indians
that the other bands will shortly make
their appearance ON their way to the
reservation but as soon as they hear that
the rest who returned with Crook are
prisoners, they will at once return to
Mexico and as usual leave bloody trail
behind.
Hurricane Mt Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE, June 29.-The most vic.
lent storm ever known in this locality
burst upon the city this afternoon. II
was preceded by hurricane which filled
the air with huge clouds of dust, un,
rooted buildings, carried away signs and