Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-06
THE LATESTl
spesial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Compaay.l
PACIFIC COAST.
ra.-ensers south anu East.

Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, Nov. 5.--The following is
list of south-bound passengers passing
here to-day;
A a Porter, Miss Lena Porter, Tue.
son; b Haldan, Miss Haldan. W s
Bates, Canada; w NJ Conn and VITA Tue
son; Mrs Crosby, Oakland; Mira @ I
Sewall, San Gabriel; Mrs w G Fillmore,
Mics Cora Fillmore, G p McLain, Los
Angelas: Mrs M Lucky, II w Hanson,
Mrs Griffin. J Hicke, San Francisco;
II Goodkind, New Orleans; Il Smith,
Kansas; J Samis lone, Cal; A w Colds,
San Jose. Dabares, Stockton; J II
Green, Montana; G Bitz, w Bitz, Chi
cago; Mrs b II Stewart, Springfield. III.
steamer Passengers
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. The steam.
er Ancon sailed this morning with the
following passengers for Los Angeles:
Mrs d W Morris, Mrs q Gray, Miss g
Stone, w w Goodrich, Emma Thulsen,
Mrs Miller and two children, A McKin-
lay, /. $ SchlesiDger, A + Hinehman,
Mrs Easton and friend, G Allen, w A
Clement, G d Bell and wife, NJ Lawrence,
w Luudberg and wife. Miss Arenas, Ii
L Montgomery, Mrs Kind, 9 d Shallen.
berger, G w Kintz, Geo Harker, w l
Reed, Mrs J g McCallum and two chill
dren, c w Card, Rev P J Fisher, Mrs
Watson. NJ Ahren, D Foster, NJ Stray
burn and friend, ii FeeIe and wife.
For San Diego. Mrs J II Guion, Il w
Schneider, c W Humphreys.
The stock hoard.
SAN FaANcIsco, Nov. 5.--Best and
Belcher, $50; Chollar, 2.l4; Consol.
idated Virginia, so, Crown Point, Ito;
Eureka Consolidated, $50; Gould Il
Curry, 50; Hale & Norcross. 200;
Mexican, 1926; Northern Belle, 400;
Ophir, 5.62l; Potosi, .85; Savage, 80;
Sierra Nevada, 400; Union 3.75; Vel.
low jacket. 335.
wheat aud Barley Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Wheat
strong, quiet; seller, sl.77a@l.7Sf; buy
or, season, 81. S0@l0. Barley, firm,
active; seller. 81 .06s; seller. season,
81 .04e .04l; bnyer, 81. l.l0@ .l0s; bny-
er, season. SLIT.
Aggie Hill Ordered to Farnish a
Photograph of the Marriage
Contract = a Newspaper Man
Drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8. judge Finn,
of tie Superior Court, at the request Of
Senator Sharon, has ordered Aggie Hill
to furnish Photographic copies OF her
alleged marriage contract, in order that
Sharon may have an opportunity OF
proving that it is, as claimed by him in
his affidavit, forgery. The document
is to be produced before noon to-mor-
row.
George Is. Hudson, pioneer CT this
State, formerly with the Bulletin, but
latterly on the Post. was drowned yes
terday near Donaboe Landing. Hewas
standing in the doorway of the baggage
ear, anu when the train suddenly pulled
ont he lost his balance and fell into the
water. Whan taken out, he was dead.
Health ut Guaymas and IIermO-
sill0.
GuAYMAs (Mexico), Nov. 5.-The
weather continues hot-95' in the day
time and SO" at night. The general health
has not improved as much as was ex-
pected at first. The mortality averages
one death per day. Reports from Her
mosillo are worse. October 3lst there
were three deaths; November lst five,
and November I'd nine. Here none but
isolated cases are happening. The most
of them are Of mild type. The body
of q railroad man who died here was ex-
humed yesterday to recover important
papers which were buried with him. No
fever is reported along the line OF the
railroad north OF Iiermosillo.
Robbed by FOotpads.
MERGED, Nov. 5.-Superintendent
Drake, of the Mereed Canal Irrigation
Works, was attacked by two footpads
last night. He was knocked down and
stunned, stripped and robbed Of ninety
dollars and his team Of horses.