Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-06
Published every morning. except Monday, by
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
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steamer List.
san FRAxcIsco, April 5.-The steam
er Ancon left this city at A. M. to-day
with the following passengers for Los
Angeles, J Spreckers, L Spreckers, X b
johnson and wife, Mrs Platt, two sis
ters and mother, Miss A Harris, N Bears,
Gen F C II Smith, Mrs A M Church, Il
Lang, II Shoeman, W II Field, NJ Il
Bicken, Charles Trumbull, Geo King, J
King, NJ Carr, Mrs Dietzell, Il l. Ches-
ter and wife, H d Mcfarland, J Dubois,
WB Wiltshire, 4 L Coleman, Il Rice.
Mrs J Lardner, P y Nordeck, Miller.
john g. Gray's Assistant.
SAN FRAScrsco, April 5.-John j.
O'Brien, Assistant Secretary Of the Board
of the Board of Harbor Commissioners
under Gray, the defaulting Secretary,
has been arrested on a warrant sworn to
by State Controller Dunn. O'Brien is
charged with felonious appropriation of
public money. The charge Is based on
!. discoveries made in the course Of the ex
animation of the Secretary's books.
Nnjured Man Dies.
SAN FRAYcIsco, April 4.--Assistant
Chief Engineer Ross, who was so very
seriously burned by the gas explosion at
the Palace Hotel Tuesday afternoon, died
at 12 o'clock tonight of his injuries.
The Markets.
SAN FRANIscco, April Barley, spot,
SLID; April and May, ll8t; buyer, sea-
son. 81. 2O4; seller So. sl.09f; higher all
around.
stiIi Raining at san Bernardino.
SAN BERSARDISo, April Sit Is still
raining. and last night there were heavy
showers.
Particulars erGray's Arrest
TUcsoS. April 5.--A Star special from
Guaymas, Mexico, says: John s. Gray
arrived in this city on the lst of April
and immediately endeavored to secure
passage on some vessel going down the
coast, but there were none ready to sail.
He made no attempt to conceal himself
and was recognized by several persons,
with whom he conversed freely and pub
licly. The Chief Of police OF San Fran
cisco had sent full description and
photographs of Gray. and requesting his
arrest, to different parts of Sonora. In
formation having been received by the
Governor of the State that this person
was wanted in Sam Francisco for the
crime OF forgery and embezzlement
and not wishing Mexico to be refuge
for foreign criminals, sent telegraphic
order to the Project of Guaymas to de-
tain said person in custody, which was
Immediately done. Governor Stoneman.
of California, was imme lately notified
of this fact and he telegraphed to the
Governor OF Sonora, requesting that said
Gray be detained until the proper papers
of extraditicn, with an officer, could be
sent from California for him. Gray, on
being arrested. confessed that he was
the person needed and said that he was
accused Of the crime Of having taken
public funds OF tine State OF
California. But the greater part Of said
funds was taken by other persons whose
names he did not wish to mention. He
had but a small amount OF
monsy with him; less than two hundred
dollars, and no papers of Importance.
He says be wishes to return to California
and stand trial. He is detained in a
room adjoining the Jail and guarded by
police officer. He is well treated. His
meals are brought from the best hotel in
the place and he has the liberty Of con.
versing with his friends.
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Them see IL.
BosroS, April Edward Everett
Hale presided tonight at largely at
tended meeting of persons interested in
the elevation of education of American
Indians under the auspices Of New Eng.
land Women's Association and National
Indian Rights Association. A letter
from Commissioner on Indian Affairs,
Price, enclosed all dispatches received
from San Carlos Agency to date. Tney
contradict reports OF the participation
of reservation Indians. Agent Wilcox
reported white men killed were depre-
dators. Price says the failure OF the
Government TO discriminate between
good and bad Indians has been one OF
the most serious mistakes the Govern
ment has made and 1t has been made re-
peatsdly.
A Little BOY with Little Match.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-A boy threw a
lighted match into the manhole of o
sewer and an explosion followed which
damaged the street and houses to the
extent Of SIC, 1000. The bodies Of Chas.
Mccarthy and Andrew Hintenach tive
ehildren), were found in the sewer.
They had been playing in the street al
the time Of the explosion.
The Pistol Mightier Than the
Pencil.
Baron RouGE, April An an alter
cation this afternoon between w. L.
Saunders, a broker, and w. A. Leesuer,
publisher Of the Capitolian Adrocate
the latter was shot through the heat
and died in two hours. Both are wei
connected.
Anti Monopoly Conference.
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