Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-02
THE LATESTl
Especial 20 the HEnAIo BY the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
pn..enrers south and EAST.

Passengers south and East.
FREsSo, Sept. 1.-THE following is a
list Of the southbound passengers pass
ing here to-day:
l. II Orme, Phoenix, A 4; q Hudson
and wife, Tucson, @ w Caryl, Phila;
Mrs II Il Calkin and son, Washington
Corners. Cal; N X Vail, Miss Beckie
Laventhal, Mrs T @ Hodgkins, DR. Bur.
bank and daughter, A D Mcdonald, 7
Mampel, Mrs w q Hughes, Loa Angeles;
@ Curtis, Sonora; DIR 4 X II Smith and
wife, Missouri; II II Bancroft, Miss Kate
Bancroft, Miss Frankie Weiuer, Miss
Sadie Squire, J NJ Murphy, 9 ; Stose
and wife, Mrs 8 Stose, II II Vogt, A
Eckstrom, Z Alpern. Miss u Crater,
Miss G 8 Slack, 1 Il Blake, w Berger,
San Francisco; Miss A M Squire, Mil.
pitas, Cal; Leandro Gaxiola, Mermosllo,
Mex; VIM Webb, Hyde Park, Ill, LJ
Eastland, NJ Gottfried and wife, Chicago;
ID X Mills and wife, Il V Carter, X Il
Price, EIkader, Ia; Mrs w II Cook, Globe
City, A T; G X Gardner, New York; w
Corey, wife and child, Manchester, N ii;
Mrs ii Stevens, Sacramento; @ w Chris
man and wife, Ventura; A Bailey, Globe
City, A r; G II Golding, San Beruardino;
J Morris. Napa; X G Powers, A I; 4 J
Gardiner, Phoenix; A Boschke, San
Pedro; p s Beel, Z Weeks. Tucson; A Y
Montgomery, Ohio; w II Mayo. st
Louis: II 0 Carscatiin, Miss g Carscadin,
X Carscadin, Trenton, Mo; G + Miller,
Cheyenne; B Gladly, San Antonio, Tex.
Praise for san Francisco
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. IA Chicago
special says: Sau Francisco has reason to
be proud OF the comments made upon
her hospitality. There is yet to be pub
lished any interview rejecting upon the
management of the Conclave. Even the
st. Bernards speak consolngly about
their defeat and do not attribute any
thing wrong to the Judges or any one
else. The Grand Commandery Of Cali
fornia, and particularly the Conclave
Commandery, are deserving Of the very
highest praise This is the tone of the
sentiment uttered by the members of all
Communicates in their transit and II
there is a growlef among them he is yet
TO be heard from.
Fire Comm y : Toner Flaherty Dead
SAN FRANIsceo, Sept. Fire Com
missioner Edward Flaherty died this
evening at o'clock. The lire alarm is
tolling minute bells.
Hay District Park Races.
SAN Francisco, Sept. LAT the Bay
District Park races to-day, Palo Altos
Bonnie won in three straight heats
Time, 2;26t, 2;25, 2:27S.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 81. best aud
Belcher, 4 20; Chollar, 2. 20; Consol
dated Virginia, go; Crown Point. $40;
Eureka Consolidated, 81; Ophir, 800;
potosi, 80; Savage, 2 10; Sierra Ne
vada, $40; Union Consolidated. 5.75;
Yellow Jacket, 3 35; Gould & Curry,
Q so; Hale 4 Norcross, 4.55; Mexican,
$40, Northern Belle, g.
wheat and barley Market.
SAN Fa,Noroo, Sept Wheat
firm, but dull; seller 81 Csc G6k; buyer,
season, Sls2I Barley weak but active;
Sl.004@l.0l; seller, season, S903g
| 81. 90.
Running Chinamen Across the
BORDER.
PoRT TOWNSEND, W. r.. Sept. L.
Col. May o.day informed the author
tiles Of having seen boat, containing
nineteen Chinese, pass 0rcos Island
heading for Washington Territory. A
resident Of Whitby Island says he saw
six canoes with some Indians, but most.
ly filled with Cinnamon, try to effect
landing on Sunday night last, but they
were frightened off on seeing a man on
the beach, On Tuesday night the U. $.
Customs Inspector arrested Chinaman
crossing the frontier near Whatcom.
Smuggling them over the border is being
,tively carried on.
Plead Guilty OF Duplicating Pay
Accounts.
VAN CouvER, w. T., Sept Lieut..
Robertson, First u S. Cavalry. charged
with duplicating pay accounts, plead
guilty this morning, but disclaimed any
fraudulent intentions The Court.mar-
tial reserved sentence till Monday.
Fishing BOat Run Down and One
Man Drowned.
STOCKTON, Cal, Sept The steamer
City OF Stockton ran into a tishermans
boat near Jersey landing last night. One
of the occupants, an Italian, name un-
known, was drowned. John Mathews,
the survivor, is resident of Benicia.
The fishermen had been fishing several
hours before the game law exp red, and
to prevent detection had no lights out.
They expected that they would be able
to haul in their seines before the steamer
came along, but before they could do so
the vessel bore down upon them in the
darkness,
Probable Hallway Extension.
SALT LAKE, Sept. Henry Tyler,
President of the Grand Trunk Railway,
and Gen. James Stephenson, general
agent of the same road, arrived in this
city and proceeded south over the Utah
Central. The object of their visit to
these parts is to inspect the San Pete
Railway with view of extending it.
Railroad TO National Park.
SALT LAKE, Sept. L. The Union
Pacific Company are now making pre-
liminary survey for a branch narrow
gauge from Bear Canon, on the Utah
Northern Railway, to the western boun-
Diary of National Park. The grade will
be easy and the distance about seventy.
five miles from Bear Canon. All the
surveys will be completed this Fall,
Some grading will be done and the work
finished in time to secure the tourist