Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-23

Griffin and daughter, Omaha; Mrs VIM
Keene and child, Seattle; j M Wilbur,
Elton, Ills; 4 A Pasco, l. 5 Daniels.
Arizona; VIM Bobsford, Newton, Conn;
CIV Hopkins, M Requa, Oakland; J
s Hale and wife, Sacramento; Il Sperry,
New York.
A Way to Cheek Mormonism.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 22.--Governor
Crosby, in his annual report to the
Secretary Of the Interior, urges that
polygamous Mormons be not only dis
iranchised but debarred from entering
government lands, thereby preventing
the spread of Mormonism in the Terri
tory.
The stock Board.
San Francisco, Nov. 22.--Best and
Belchor, 800; Chollar, l.9O; Consol-
idated Virginia, 40; Crown Point. .S5;
Eureka Consolidated, -; Gould Il
Curry, l.30; Hale 4 Norcross, LBS;
Mexican, 2,40; Northern Belle, 40;
Ophir, 5.S7; Potosi, so; Savage, so;
s, Nevada, 2.S5; Union 3.25; Yel-
low Jacket, 2.70.
w Hoht aha nsoHhtN ~ u a'ss
SAN FRANoIsco, Nov. 22.-Wheat
steady but dull; seller, Sl.sfG .S6; buy
er, 81 s6i. Barley, steady and lively;
seller, 81 .O3; seller, season, 81 .02i@l .03;
buyer, season, $l.l5l6I.l5s.
The sharon-Hu Case Trans
ferred 20 the u. y. Court.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Judge
Finn, to-day, on the petition of General
Barnes, counsel for Senator Sharon in
the Sharon.lIill case, and on tho filing
OF an approved bond, transferred the
case from the State Courts to the
United States Circuit Court.
wrestling for the Championship.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.--In the
wrestling match this evening at Union
Hail. between Donald Dinnie and Tom
Nolan, for $400 stakes and the cham
pionship Of the Coast, there were five
styles OF wrestling, three falls to win.
The first fall, collar and elbow, was won
by Nolan in s minutes and 20 seconds;
the second fall, Scotch back hold, by
Dinnie, in Is seconds; the third fall,
side hold, by Nolan, In 3 minutes; the
fourth fall, Greco Roman, by Dinnie, l
minute and 10 seconds; the fifth fall,
catch. as.catch.can, by Dinnie, in min-
ute.
The walking Match.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov, 22.-Ths walk
ing match, at 10 o'clock this evening;
OIeary, $40; Hart, $50; Hartman,
$40; McIntrye, $3.50.
A crooked Oficiai on Trial.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., Nov. 22.-The
trial of j. o. Dunbar, ex.County Treas
urer, ON charge of forgery, was com
menced yesterday in the U. S, District
Court. The prosecution claims to be
able to prove that warrants were drawn
by Dunbar and by him paid with money
taken from the County Treasury, and
were never in the possession of nor paid
to or on the order of the parties in whose
favor they purported to be drawn.
wine Yield of Napa County.
ST, HELENA tCal.), Nov. 22.--The
Stars annual report of the wine yield of
Napa county, Just completed, shows
2,300, 100 gallons from sixty-three cellars.
The state Fruit Growers Two
Chinamen Ordered Back,
San Francisco, Nov. 22,--At the
Fruit Growers Convention, to-day, a
resolution, on motion of Professor Dwi-
nellie, was adopted to endow an Entomo.
logical chair at the State University, by
voluntary contributions.
All the Cinnamon who came on the
III, haat land aH xuith
the exception of two, who were ordered
back by the Court,
The Turcott Murder Trial.
STOCKTON (Cal.l, Nov. 22.-The testi-
mony in the case of Abe Turcott on
trial for the murder of Julius Deidrioh.
closed this evening, and argument will
be heard tomorrow. The defendant
took the witnesl stand in his own de-
half, and admitted the killing, but
claimed il was done in sel-defense.
An Unsupported Charge,
PORTLAND, 0gn., Nov. 2i.-Hugen-
son was tried to-day in the United
States Court charged with sending an
obscene postal cardin the mails. No proof
was offered and his acquittal resulted.
He had been confined in the county Jail
six months. He will bring suit against
Postal Agent Simpson for false inprison-
ment.
A New Volcanic Island.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Captsin
Hague, of the Alaska Commercial Com
panys steamer Dora, lately returned
from the Arctic, reports an extraordinary
phenomenon. When approaching Ouna-
laska he observed an island that he had
not observed on previous trips, and
which was not on the chart. Steering
closer, he discovered the fact that the
island was of recent formation and of
volcanic character, smoke and flame
being plainly visible. The shower
of ashes was so great that they
swept them up from the deck. Some of
them he put in bottle and brought
down with him. This new volcano is
close to the Rogaslow island, off Ouna-
laska, in latitude 53', longitude 1877,
Captain Anderson, of the whaler Mat
thew Gunner, confirms the fact, he also
having observed it on the way down,