Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-09
THE LATEST!
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
pa..c gers south and East,


FRESNO, Dec. S.--The following is q
list OF south.bound passengers passing
here to-day:
AA Hubbard and family, Atlantic,
Iowa; d A Borden, Amador county;
Mira Porter, Tucson, + Grothans and
wife, Sonoma; w G Fitzsimmons. Cen.
tral America; MrssG II Hutchins and
daughter, Mrs II Mavais and son, Oak.
land; VIM Wade, A X Wade and wife,
Miss Madeline Wade, Miss susan Wade,
Miss Julia Wade. Columbus, Ohio; G L
Shieffelin, Mrs Jake Levi, @ II Gard,
Los Angeles; q Ginocchio and wife, X
w Thomas, Gussie Watson, Annie
Smith, Miss Goodbrown. j kirkland,
Louis Blankenhorn, Thos Moore, N
Klein, II l. Judell, San Francisco; II
Siarks, + M Anderson. Graham. Mo;
r Ruiz, Hermosillo; A Sproule, Oregon;
r Rutherford, England; p Lohtink,
Pine; G M Berkeley, st Louis; ] John.
son, Boise City, Idaho; EG Keene, New
York; Geo Henderson, Martinez; Mrs Il
Taylor and son, Kansas City; Il Mclean.
Idaho.
An Interesting san Francisco
Budget Hill Nelson - The
Atrangler Wheeler Again SEN
ten0ed.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 3.--Miss Ag.
gle Hill and VIM. M. Nelson appeared
respectively before Judges Farrall and
Toohy this morning in answer to the in
dictments found against them by the
Grand Jury. Both the Judges stated
that they would not proceed, as the cases
had not yet been placed on the court
calendar. II is stnted that they will be
regularly assigned next week.
George A. Wheeler who strangled
Della TiIson, his sister-in.law, some
three years ago, was again, for the third
time, sentenced to be hanged to-day
Judge Ferrall fixed the day of execution
for January 23d.
Wheeler's counsel excepted TO the ac.
tion Of the court, giving notice that he
would carry the case to the Supreme
Court, the proceedings being in conflict
with the fifth and fourteenth amend.
ments to the constitution of the United
States regarding the trying of criminals
upon Information.
A meeting of railroad managers was
held this morning at the Palace Hotel.
which was presided over by G. 8. Ris.
tore, lately appointed Commissioner Of
the Transeontinental Railroad Associa.
tion. Tho chief object of the meeting
was tho adoption of such measures as
would break up the illegitimate opera
tions of ticket sellers Ia granting rebates
on through fares, in which all the agents
present acquiesced.
VIM. Carroll, well-known character,
entered saloon on broadway and called
for glass OF beer. drank it, couldn't
pay for IL and discussion cnsued. Car.
roll threw a cigar lighter at the barkeep-
er. The latter drew pistol and shot
him dead.
II. G.. MulligaD, the bookkeeper of
Samuel Merritt, of Oakland, has been ar
rested for embezzling $1,000, which he
lost in stocks.
Herefords from New Zealand.
SAN Francisco, Dec. S.-Tho forty
head OF English Hereford cattle brought
from Now Zealand, and which, under
the law, had to undergo ninety days
| quarantine, have not developed any
signs of disease. 1t is believed that the
| climate of California is well adapted
| to the higher classes of the New Zea.
land breeds. This lot was the first di.
rect importation of thoraughbreds from
that country.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, Dec. S.-Best and
Belcher, go; Chollar, 1876; Consol.
dated Virginia. 80; Crown Point. -;
| Eureka Consolidated, 2.75; Gould 4
Curry, l.55; Hale 4 Norcross, LILO;
| Mexican, 225; Northern Belle, %;
| Ophir, 8.55; Potosi, so; Savage, .S5;
S. Nevada, 3 25; Union 2.S2; Vel.
low Jacket. 2.l0.
| Wheat and Barley Market.
San Francisco, Dec. S.--Wheat
steady and dull; seller season, 81 S2t
buyer, Sl.72h. Barley, steady and ac.
tive; seller, season, 97s@9Stc; buyer,
Sl.00t@Sl.O0A; buyer, season, sl.l0a@
| Sllla.
Three Tramps Escape.
MERGED, Dee s Three prisoners os.
capped from the jail this evening All
were well known tramps under sentence.
Trottipg at Oakland Park.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. SIN the un-
| finished race at Oakland Park to-day
| between fairmount. Countryman aud
Moscow, the two former each with two
heats to their credit, the fifth and sixth
heats were won by Moscow in 2;30t,
2;3l. The seventh and deciding heat
WAS won by Fairmount in 2:A. The
mile trot between Nellie Burns and
Laura NJ. for $1,000 side, was won by
the former.
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