Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
THE LATEST!
Special 20 the HERALD by the Western
onion Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Eastern wires Down.

PACIFIC COAST.
Eastern wires Down.
SAE FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l.--The over.
land wiz, are down, with little prospect
OF being repaired tonight.
southern Pacific Train Ditehed
nnd Hobbnd by Cow boys Near
DemIDg Engineer webster shot
sAs FRANCISCO, Nov. PA report
was received here tonight that the
Southern Pacific train which left here
last Thursday was captured this after
noon by gang Of COW boys, near Gage
station, fifteen miles wo,t Of Deming,
New Mexico. General Passenger Agent
Goodman, when questioned on the sub
ject, said he had received dispatch to
that effect; that tho engineer had been
killed. but that the brakomen bad sue
ceeded in stopping the train in time to
prevent general wreck The following
dispatch, received from Deming,
gives further particulars; The Southern
Pacific express train, bound East,
was di,ched about fifteen miles west Of
Deming by five masked men, The en-
gine and mail and express ears were
ditched and Engineer Webster shot and
killed by the robbers. The robbers went
through the train, holding up Conductor
Vail aud one passenger. They secured
six or seven hundred dollars from the
express car, the messenger offering no
resistance. The train was ditched by
removing the fish plates and throwing
the rail aside. The deputy sheriff or.
ganzed posse and went out on special
to the scene of the wreck, where they
will procure horses and pursue the rob.
bers, who are supposed to be cowboys.
The sigicr Excursion Party
Especial to the Heraid.l
Tucson, Nov. "a. On the arrival Of
the train containing the Sgler Excur
sion party at Tucson, this evening, the
following resolutions were adopted;
Resolved, That we tender to Mr.. II.
C. Sigler our mo hearty congratula.
tions upon the splendid success OF this
largest and most liberal excursion enter
prise that has ever been planned from
the Missouri river to California, and
that his untiring watch and care for the
comfort aud safety OF every member OF
this great party Of nearly 200 souls
merit our warm admiration and most
cordial thanks.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks
to Mr.. w. II. Hollibird, the official rep.
resentative Of the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe Railroad Company, who ac-
companied us nearly 1900 miles on eur
trip, for his uniformly gentlemanly con.
duct, and for the many courtesies and
kindnesses beyond the mere routine of
his official duties.
Resolved, That we are grateful for the
uniform kindness, and courtly and spe-
cial favors extended TO us by the officials
and employees OF the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific
Railroad Companies.
(Sigued) S. MERRILL, Chairman,
IL. A. REID, Secretary.
the ExcURsIoNIsrs.
Tho following are the names OF the
party and the States from which they
come:
Hon Delos Arnold, wife aud son, Iowa;
Il NJ Anderson, Graham, Nodaway co,
Mo; Cyrus Brown and wife, Henry,
Marshall co, Ills; L L Barry, wife and
son, Mt Sterlings, Ills; William Blair,
wife and two children, Washington,
Iowa; William Bristol aud mother, To-
peka, Kan;J Butler and wife, Clarinda,
Iowa; Chas Bolt, wife and four children,
Red Oak, Iowa; J N Bailey,
wife and daughter, Tucson, A 4;
Thomas BeasJn, Creston, Iowa:
w S Bennett and wife, Des Moines,
Iowa; Benz Croeker Galesburg, Illinois;
Miss Norah Ciimnin, Yorkvlle, Illinois;
Hon Asa G Call, Miss 5 Call. Algona,
Iowa; L Cooper president First Ma.
tional Bank, Grinnell, Iowa; J A Close
and wife, Decatur, Illinois; ) X Culp
and wife, Athens, Mich; L M Culbert,
Peoria, Ills; Mrs X Carroll and two chill
dren, Chicago; NJ ID Chamberlain and
wife, Red Oak, Iowa; Mrs r Darling,
Pleasant Lake, Ind; Morgan Everts, wife
and daughter, Webster City, Iowa; A
Giveus and wife, Mt Sterling, Ills; J S
Gould and wife, Augusta, Maine; VIC
Givens and wife, ,Sault Sic Marie. Mich;
w Grant and wife, French Grove, Ills;
G NJ Hippes tbanker) and wife, Des
Moines, Iowa; Harvey Holman and wife,
Chillicothe, Ills; A w Hsndry and wife,
I z Hendry and wife, Pleasant Lake, Ind;
A Hemphill and wife, Burlington, Iowa;
William Jackson, Rock Island, Ills; K
BJohnson, Aurora, Ills; Miss Della
Kelly, Oseeola, Iowa; Ii Lillibridge
and wife, Miss May Lillibridge, Miss
Bertha Lillibridge, Minneapolis, MINI;
w J Lambertson (banker), Glidden,
Iowa; G Losee and wife, Somonauk,
Ills; L z Loomis, 0ttumwa, Iowa;
J L Eldridge, Chicago; II Lovett,
Brimfeld, Ill; Mrs S Ethridge and son,
Des Moincs, Iowa; JOHNNY Lyons, Bing.
hampton, N Y; N Evans and wife, La
Porte, Ind; 5 MeFadden, Atlantic,
Iowa; L J Eaton, Cottonwood, Ariz; Hon
| VIM MePherrin, Clarinda, Iowa; Grace
Evans, South Evanston, ILL., Joseph Nc
Coy, Wayland, Mo; Miss b Fields and
maid, Cedar Falls, Iowa; II N Moore
| (bauker), wife and child, Red Oak, Iowa;
c L Fuller treasurer Iowa Loan and
| Trust Company Des Moinss, Iowa:
Mrs Elvira Malcolm, Henry, Marshall
county, ILL., Mrs Carrie G Faxon, West
Bay City, Mich; L o Mitchell, Angola,
Iowa; Isaac Fellows, NJ d, and wife, Los
Angeles, Cal; f Moriarity, wife and
child, Red Oak, Iowa; Miss Lillian Eel
lows, Los Angeles, Cal; Gov Samuel
Merrill (president Citizens National
Bank, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs Gov Mer-
rill and son, Des Moines, Iowa; Miss
/ Edith torney, Marshalltown, Iowa; d
W Green and wife, Barry, Ill; A A Gran
I mis-, Chicago; f. AGibbs and wife, Keokuk;
| L w Moore, Miss Ellen Moore, Decatur,
Ill; Mrs c Matthews, Oakland; Nj A
Mans, indianapolis, Ind; l. 4 Murphy,
| Condtt, Ohio; d Mitchell, Angoa,
Ind; } G Merriam wife and children,
| San Francisco; Thos Norris, wife and
child, Strawn, Ill; C p 0sgood, wife and
son, Clarinda, La: j NJ Ormsby and wife.
! Chicago; + 0ldendorf, indianapolis,
Iud; NJ L Summer and wife, Minneapo-
lis, MINI; j B Sullivan, w II Skeily,
Chicago; A c Sherwood, NJ d, Mayo
Sherwood, Marshaltown, Iowa; Mrs
Wayne Stennett, Red Oak, Iowa; Peter
Sumstine, Des Moines, Iowa; Samuel
Saucerman treal estate dealer) and wife,
Des Moiues, Iowa; L Stephens, Clar-
linda, Iowa: C Shultz, Blanch-
ard, Iowa; Ii f Stark, Graham.
Mo; IL L Saylor, Allegan, Mich;
A Perfect, Pleasant Lake, Ind; John Pfen-
niger, NJ ID, South Bend, Ind; b Per-
rim, Thorntown, Ind; Mrs l. A Paddock
aud daughter, Pecatonica, Ill; j S Rich
ards and daughter, Moline, Ill; P c
Richardson, Minneapolis, MINI; \ A
Richardson, Bradford, Pa; r Reid, An
COLA. Ind; H A Reid, NJ D reporter
Io,oa State Register), Des Moines. Iowa;
Mrs II A Reid, NJ u, Des Moines, Iowa;
Col ] w Summers and wife, Keokuk,
Iowa; L II Shaw and wife, Lemars,
Iowa. John safley, Upton, Iowa; Miss