Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-26
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PACIFIC COAST.
FRESNO, Sept. 25.-The following Is a
list uf south bound passengers paasing
here to-day;
w ] Coltius, D G Cutlcr, + NJ Schoen.
berg, Mike Rntt, J X sherman, San
Francisco; A Janiu, wife nnd child, Coli
ton; G X Williams, New Mexico; 5
Los Angeles; DR.. ] II Bixter,
J Wilson, Cilic3; J II
Elliott and wife, Newcastle. Indiana; }
Warner, Garden Grove; William Mullen,
Wilmington; | Herzog, Sacramento; II
Looney, Stockton; John Williams and
wife. Oakland; II A SAKE. San Jose;
Mollie Clayton, Salt Lake.
The Aneon's Passengers.
sAN FnASersco, Sept. 25.-rhe fol
lowing passengers sailed per steamer An-
con for los Angeles TO day; q l. Vance,
q Stephen and wife, w Il Grosser, w
story, wife and son, f A Millard, G N
Andrews, Rev NJ Marrow, Mrs w MOrey,
Mrs +. Guldstein, w l. Phillips, Mrs w
B REYNOLDS, j j Evans, I McCann, w j
Carlton, ID Crane. II Grve.
For San Diego-J H kingman, w II
Gilbert, Miss II Bradt. Miss 5 Bradt,
Mrs. G G Bradt, Mr. Oakes and two
daughters, Emma Mclfadden. Mrs Quinn,
G Schiller, w Il Williams, J II Love, w
II Green and wife, Mrs V Fairbanks, II
Richard, G w Isham, G l. Harris.
The tray Trial
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25. The Gray
trial today was occupied by arguments
between the District Attorney and coun-
sci for the defense, touching questions
of jurisdiction, which the former claimed
was not one for the jury to determine;
that their sole business was to decide
whether or not Gray had embezzled the
amount charged against him. Judge
Toobey ruled that no evidence touching
the extradition Of the defendant from
Mexico should be allowed to 90 to the
Jury, although he would hear any evi-
dence to be submitted, and also that de.
fendant is properly within the iurisdic-
tion of the Court.
Dr. Fulton nnd Monsignor CapeI.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25. "A Bulletin
New York special says that Dr.. Fulton.
in speaking of the suit which Mon
sgnor Capel threatens him with, stated;
Here in America we think error is not
dangerous il truth is free to combat it.
told Monsignor Capel some truths
in my lecture; that he could not make
us falsify history. and he cannot. He
cannot make us believe that Romish tra-
ditions are better than tue Bieie,
though he says he does not read that
book. He cannot make us believe that
nunneries arc the best homes for our
children or that Romanism is the best
roformer.
The Hai,r0ad Managrr--N0thin
bO0e.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 70. 10 days
cont,rene oi the railroad Sphynxes, ms
the lnanagers are termed, evolved moth
ing important as far az can be learned.
The Northern Pacific continues to make
the gone, but who is going to win it is
still an open question. 1t is rumored
this evening that the Vanderbilt inter
est is no longar in the plot to obtain
control of the Northern Pacific. That
it il now confined to Gould and the
Central Pacific people. The uncertainty
of Wall street, as indicated by to-days
dispatches, had n corresponding effect
here. The probabilities are that to NOR
rows quotations will help the managers
to arrive at decision. Ii is the belief
that if the Willard stocks eau stand the
strain of Wall street they will come off
conque ors here, and secure good per-
centago of Pacific Coast pools
yellow Jacks Ravages.
GuAyMAs Mex, Sept. 25.- There
were only three deaths from yellow
fever one of them burroughs, the teie-
graph operator, i'll the last twenty
hours. Several new eases are reported,
hut they are of mild form. Latest al.
wees state that the f.ver is still raging
at ueumo dilo. No particulars received.
At Nlazaila,l the fever is said to be dimin-
ishing.
Forest Fires in SANTA Cruz.
Santa CRu2, Cal Sept. -. Immense
fires are raging in the forests and ranches
above here, aud have already done ter
rible dumnge. a dispatch from Daveh-
ports kanding states that the entire
country was in flames. One hundred
and forty men went from here to aid in
the endeavor to arrest the progress OF
the flames. The Santa Cruz Water
Company have fifty men lighting the
fire. The flames are now within tive
miles of this poce, and with the rapidity
with which they have spread, fears are
entertained for the city
Two Good Cowboys
Tucson, A. r., Sept. 25.-Clifton
special says: A Sherifi's posse OF twenty,
five mon met a party oil four COW boys aud
ordered them to throw up their hands.
Kid Lewis, leader of the cowboys, was
in front and pulled his pistol, when the
posse fired upon them. Lewis received
several balls at the first fire and was m-
stantly killed. Frank Leonard was
wounded and erawled off into the hills,
Nothing has since been seen OF him, and
he ia believed by many to be deal.
Mcnamara and Vnnil were unhurt, the
latter riding away amid a volley of bull
let's
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept 25,-Best and
Belcher, 3.35; Chollar, $50; Consol-
dated Virginia, 80; Crown Point, lilo;
Eureka Consolidated, 5.75; Gould II
Curry, 2.35; Hale Il Norcross, $40;
Mexican, go; Northern Belle, 600;
0phir, 3 30; Potosi, Los; Savage, l,S0;
Sierra Nevada, $50; Union Consoli-
dated, A. 50; Jacket, 3.l5.
Ohio still Ahead.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept, 25'-The de-
tective officers have captured one OF the
most complete counterfeiting outfits ever
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