Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-27
THE LATEST'!
81 ecial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passenger. south ana East.

Passengers south ana East.
FRESNO, Nov. 25.-The following ia
list of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day:
+ Hoskns, Guaymas; NJ Marmolijo,
A l. Garde, A NJ Benham, Mrs J NJ
Brourizze, Joseph Burncy, N N Bar
bora, San Francisco; Capt s A Goodale,
U 8 A; W Belding and wife, Stock
ton; Miss X W Briggs, Galveston; d b
Armstrong. st Louis; T L Crayat,
Tucson; w A Sayers, Michigan; Jake
Castaro, Mojave; Charles Smith, Vir
ginia City; Andrews, Sonora; Mrs w
w CARRIER and three children, Eureka;
J d Dunlap, Il Il Kent, Los Angeles.
Ia The stock Hoard.
SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 26,- Best and
Belcher, 2.75; Chollar, 100; Consol
idated Virginia, ,35; Crown Point, so;
Eureka Consolidated, $50; Gould 4
Curry, lis; Hale 4 Norcross, LILO;
Mexican, 2.25; Northern Belle, 200;
0phir, $50; Potosi, 65; Savage, .35;
S. Nevada, 65; Union 2.75; Vel
low jacket. 2.20.
wheat and harley Market.
SAN FR,Ncisco, Nov. 6.-Wh,a at,
strong, but quiet; seller, 81 .S6t; seller
season, " SO; buyer season, 81 l,0Sa.
Barley, firm and active; seller season,
81 .03l@l .03i; buyer season, SLICE
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Counterfeiting standard Dollars
Drop in Northern Belle.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov 26.--Deteotive
Finnegass, of the United States Secret
Service, reports large quantity of spu-
rious standard silver dollars in circula.
tion. The counterfeit is of white metal
dipped in silver wash. The die and
milling are nearly perfect but they lack
the true ring. In a lot of 1000 taken
to the Sub.rreasury by Wells, Fargo &
Co., twenty of these counterfeits were
discovered. The counterfeiters are sup.
posed to be Italians, operating princi-
pally on railroad lines.
Owing to the verdict for $3.50, 900.
obtained by the Holmes Mining Com
pany against the Northern Belle Mining
Company, for trespass on the ground OF
the former, the stock of the latter
dropped to-day over so per cent.
A Mexican Thief Captured
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.-Manuel
Terau, passenger on the steamer San
Bias, which arrived here October goth,
was arrested in this city on November
10th, charged with threats against the
life of Mexican woman. While being
searched at the police station for a
pistol, about $4,000 worth of jewelry was
found on him. The case was given to
detective Jones, who ascertained that
part OF the iewelry had been purchased
in this city about a year ago by General
I. NJ. Aguilar, of Mexico. The authori-
ties at Mexico were telegraphed inform.
ing them of the circumstances. This
afternoon response was received to hold
Teran until requisition papers, which
were already under way to Washington,
are received at Mexico, when the pris.
oner will be oxtradited. The dispatch
also states that the iewelry described is
part of a burglary of pawnbroker's
safe in the City OF Mexico, which was
robbed September llth.
serious Row Over IA Foot Race.
lkIhhhks 4NUNs ~ Aubul wv " htBhS
ago foot race for $3.50 a side was ar
ranged between j. W. Downing, of
Truckee, and a man named Burns, of
Reno. Downing was approached by
Dan 0Keefe, Reno sport, and asked to
throw off the race, which he agreed to
do. The Renoites backed Burns heavily,
going two to one, which was eagerly
taken by the Truckeeites. The race
came of and Downing won. O'Keefe,
who had put up the race, declared his
intention of killing Downing on sight.
The race took place out of town and the
parties returned TO Truckee ON the train.
En route 6 * eefe encountered Burns and
struck him n severe blow on the lead
with a revolver but was prevented by the
conduc or from doing Burns further
harm. He then sought and found
Downing on the train and attempted to
shoot him, but Downing was too quick
and sprung on him and inflicted severe
punishment. The pistol was taken from
0'Keefe, when he drew another, which
was wrenched from him by Downing,
Downing stepped back to shoot but was
prevented by John Corners, who step.
ped between the men. All came into
Truckee. No arrests were nade. One
of the Truckee sports is said to have
won Sll00 on the race.
Hanian PracticIng for the Race.
VALLEJO (Cal.), Nov. 26.-Hanlan re-
turned here this morning, and has been
out rowing three times to-day. He ex.
poets to be in fair condition on Thanks
giving Day. Two prominent citizens OF
Vallejo have each promised to give Ste
venson 5000 if he beats Hanlan in the
Thanksgiving regatta.
Hunting the Train iobbers.
TOMBSTONE "a. T. Nov. 26. .-Yester-
day afternoon Deputy Sheriff Hatch and
a posse started from this place to inter.
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