Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-06
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Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.

FRESNO, July 5.--The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
JD Dunlap, Mrs C NJ Ham, Mrs J II
Martin, Miss Mary Martin, Los Ange.
les; j Brown, San Bernardino; L N
Black, j C Black, San Jose; Miss Carrie
b Stark, Chicago; Mrs Clara Prentice,
Sacramento; l. Lindberg, Tombstone;
Miss A Lindberg, l. J Anderson, G I
landlord, j Smith, w Manhood, San
Francisco; D Heidelberger, Chicago; .
Glenn. New York: M Barth. illinois,;
Smith, Stockton; Miss b Mcclellan, San
Jose, Il G Mathena, Modesto; II Buck,
Benson; Mrs w G Allen and one child,
w G Allen, Evanston.
Another Fire at Calico.
MoJAvE (Cal.), July "a fire at
Calico on the Sd destroyed the Cosmo-
politan Hotel, owned by King & Thomas.
II originated in the kitchen. Loss,
$1,000; insurance, $4,000. Some slight
damage was done to adjacent buildings.
Interview with General CARRIE
Approves General Crooks Pol
ley.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-tieneral T..
A. Carr, in an interview with a Bulletin
reporter on the Apache Indian trouble,
says: The situation just amounts to this
The only thing to be done is to follow
General Crooks views. 1t is impossible
to take the Indians and make them pris-
oners by shutting them up in prison or
under guard. Ii the attempt is made
to reduce them to confinement some Of
them would get away and start for
Mexico or wherever the remainder oil
the renegades are. They would have
killed people on the road; probably
every Indian would murder two white
people. The squad of Indians that
came in last March were only twenty
five all told, and they had killed from
twenty-five to thirty people in Arizona
and New Mexico, including Judge Nc
Comas aud wife, and took away their
boy.
The Anc0n's Passengers.
SAN Francisco, July g. following is
the list of passengers per steamer Ancon
for Los Angeles: Miss IL Pond, Rev w
j Golden, Miss Nellie Swan, Miss Rose
Williams, 7 Maud,.W H Maud, Mrs L
G Daley, c Taylor and wife, Mrs R A
Cunningham, Mrs G + Robertson, j
DolGn, Crib, William Chestnut, Mrs
Worral, W A Clark, c Rutan, A o
Damon, Nj C Power, Rose Morrella, c 2
Gerichten and wife, Miss Annie Gre
took, w j Woodbury., Miss j c Falvey.
Wheat and Barley.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-Wheat quiet;
seller, l53t@l53a. Barley-as no move
ment of consequence is expected this
week prices are not likely to show any
material deviation before the re-assem-
bling of the Produce Exchange, next
Monday.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, July 5.-Best and
Belcher, Abs; Chcllar, 3.45; Consoli,
dated Va, 40; Crown Point, 40;
Eureka Con-, 5.25; Gould 4 Curry, .. so;
Hale h Norcross, 6.l2; Mexican, 405;
N. Belle, 6.62; Ophir, go; Potosi,
| LAO; Savage, 200; Sierra Nevada, 3.75;
Union, $50; Yellow Jacket, 800.
Miller Removed TO Prevent
Lynching.
CoLUsA, July 5.-Since the close OF
the Miller trial the county Jail has been
turned into MIXTURE arsenal and has
been carefully guarded by the Sheriff
and deputies. Public feeling has run
high and there has been strong talk OF
an attempt at lynching Miller On
Tuesday the Superior Judge made an
order to remove the prisoner to different
quarters and during Tuesday night the
Sheriff quietly took him to Sacramento.
1t is said that a party of 200 has been
organized in the vicinity of Jacinto to
take the law in their own hands. The
Sheriff feared he could not raise force
sufficient to Withstand mob with the
present high feelings.