Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-12
THE LATESTl
Special TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST
Passengers south and East.

PAssrhEtFS rOuth anu EhSt.
FREsNo, Oct. 1.-THE following ia
list OF south.bounf passengers passing
here to-day;
Chas Marshall, Vacaville; Horny
Weaver, Yuma; o c Wheeler and wife,
Oakland; Miss l. Anderson. Tucson; 6
II Swain, G b Turrill, A A Jackson, J A
Steinberger, Mrs l. Auckabaugh and son,
EG Stetson, Isaac Boggs, 5 ] Quimby,
San francisco; Mra ID w Fargo, San
Gabriel Albert kleinschmidt and family,
Helena, Montana; Lewis Hainos, Hum
boldt, Kan; J A jacobson, Germany;
$ P Begar, Sacramentoj d w Kleinhaus.
Belvidere, N j; Miss Alma Brown, Pres
colt, A r; Mrs NJ 7 Russell. Miss Mabel
Knox, j d Dunlap, Julius Lyons, w T
Knox, Los Angeles; Mrs Mary A Means,
Arkansas City; G Kalter, Tombstone;
II d Gilbert, Silver City, N NJ; ID M
Penn, Geo Edgar, W c b Richardson
and wife, Riverside; J NJ Rodrigo, Quay.
mas; Miss Mary Frazier, IIollister, Cal;
c w France, Chicago; w 7 Allen and
family, Sutter Creek Mr. Mcmillan and
child, Halifax, N s; Jas Smith, Frank
Young San Francisco.
Inc tOtfhhn Fhfturt,
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct ll.-Coleman
Bros, clothiers Of San Francisco and
New York, who lately made an assign
ment for the benefit OF their creditors,
show on stock taking that they have
goods in this city to the value of Si7,-
600, appraised at their cash market value;
book debts S50,000; estimated value of
assets at New York, $40, 900. Total liza
bilities not yet established. One of the
assignees stated this afternoon that if
the firm is wound up the property woald
pay fifty cents on tho dollar, but II
allowed to continue business it is thought
they would pay dollar for dollar.
Another wrestling Fiasco.
PonTLAND, Or, Oct. 1.-THE wrest-
ling match between Muldoon and Dinnie
was a iraud and ended in a wrangle. The
manager of the theatre had Dnnie ar
rested, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences. He is in jail in
default of bonds.
a supposed Road Agent Captured.
PRfscoTr, Oct. 1.-THE Sheriff and
deputy arrived last night, bringing in
man whom the Indian trailers had
trailed to his house, short distance
from town, and who is accused of rob
bing the Wiclsenburg stage night before
last. They found mail bag short
distance off the road cut open aud all
the registered letters opened Several
hundred dollars were stolen.
Cont mtribution 90 the Parneii Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL, The Treas
urer of the Parnell Testimonial Fund
reports $500 forwarded from this city.
wheat aud Harley Market
SAN FRANcisCo, October ll.-Wheat,
dull; seller, 81 6S3@Sl .6SA; buyer, sea-
son, SlS5. Barley, market stronger:
seller, 0s2c to S.09s; buyer, Sl.06f.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ll.--Best and
BeIoher, 1856; Cholar, 2.05; Consol-
idated Virginia, 80; Crown Point. l 40;
Eureka Consolidated, 5.75;Gould & Curry,
2. 80; Hale & Norcross, 3.45; Mexican,
2.55; Northern Belle 5i; Ophir, AGO;
Potos, lilo; Savage, l.50; Sierra Ne
vada, l25; Union Consolidated. 395;
Yellow Jacket, $50.
Large Exodus OF Chinamen.
SAN Francisco, Oetober 1.-THE
steamer Coptic, which sailed to-day for
Hong Kong, carried away nearly 200
Cinnamon, the largest number that ever
sailed from this port. Of these. 800
arc provided withreturn certificates. Not.
withstanding the crushing and squeezing
toget aboard, great good humor prevailed
among them. An item worthy Of remark
was that every one Of the | 200 was car
rvinu of from $500 to 81 900.