Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-28
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Special to tie HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Compeny.l
PACIFIC COAST.
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Passengers south anu East
FRESNO, Sept. 27.--The following Is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Van Arsdale, Oakland; Harkuess, d
II Rosella A Spence, Mr. Safely, Mrs
Safely, II Smith, Mr. Menstadter, Mr.
Magill, Mrs Hewe, Mr. Altman, Los An.
geles; James Brophy, Herr Fred Hess,
g b Schmelf, w H Holabird, San Fran
cisco; Vim Young, Turlock; Mrs Anna
bel, Riverside; DIR Edward Lasker, DR.
George Siemans, Berlin, Germany; Herr
Theodore Spaeth, Speyer. Germany;
Herr Adolph Froehlich, Zweibrucken,
Germany; DIR Richard 0perlander, Leip-
zig, Germany; Herr Udo Bruckvogel, N
Y; DIR Ernest Magrus, Breslan; DR. II
0swalt, Frankfort-on- Main; DIR Paul
Wolfskehl, Darmstadt.
state Prison Direetor-Decision
Reversed .ssray's Case Gone to
the Jury.
SAN FRANoIsco, Sept. 27.-It is stated
this evening that General Sheehan, OF
the Sacramento Bee, or ex-senator
Whitney, of Sonoma county, will be the
other new Republican State Prison Di-
rector. Who the third Democratic Di-
rector will be is not yet known.
The Supreme Court has reversed the
Judgment and order OF the Superior
Court of Los Angeles county in the case
of the Anaheim Water Company VS.. the
Semi-Tropic Water Company, involving
the use of the water from the Santa Ana
river, previously decided in favor of the
plaintiff.
Gray's case has gone to the jury.
Judge Toohy's charge is considered ia
yorable to the accused.
The Railroad Conference Ended.
San Francisco, Sept 27.-At the
Railroad Conference to-day J. c. Gait,
late General Manager of the Wabash
Road, was elected Commissioner for the
lines west of the Missouri. This closes
the business Of the conference.
Quarantine at Yuma The Fever
at La Paz.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.-It is pro-
posed to establish an inland quarantine
at Yuma, Arizona, to prevent the intro
duction of Mexican yellow fever into the
United States. 1t is understood the rail-
road authorities will cooperate.
The yellow fever has broken out at
La Paz. Baja California. The heat is
intense and the people are fleeing in all
directions to escape the fever and in
search of cooler atmosphere.
Gone East.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 27.- Justice
Field, of the United States Supreme
Court, left this afternoon for the East.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANcIsoo. Sept. 27.-Best and
Belcher, 1926; Chollar, 2.70; Consol-
dated Virginia. As; Crown Point, | 30;
Eureka Consolidated, 6.l2d; Gould 4
Curry, 235; Hale & Norcross, 3.65;
Mexican, 2.30; Ophir, 3.25; Potosi, Los;
Savage, l.70; Sierra Nevada, $40; Union
Consolidated. 445; Yellow Jacket, 3.05.
A Useless Instruction
SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. Pin his
charge to the Grand Jury to-day Chief
Justice Hunter called attention to the
notification of the laws against polyg-
amy by the Mormons, and instructed
them mtoinvestigate casescalled to theirat-
tention. There are six Mormons on the
Grand Jury and no indictments need be
feared by polygamists.
Telegraph Lines DemoraIized.
San Francisco, Sept. 27.-Lines work
ing badly east of Ogden. No dispatches
are expected until very late.
Wheat and Barley Market.
san FaAScIsco, Sept. 27.-Wheat
steady but dull; buyer, Sl.79. Barley,
steady and quiet; seller, 994@999; seller,
season, 99@99s; buyer, Sl.07; buyer,
season, 81. l3s.