Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

mia. 8; Missouri, 3; Pcnnsylvanis, Q;
New York, |; Maine, 2; Ohio, l; Kansas,
?, Arizona, 4. Total, 1872. OF these "a
stop at Los Angeles, at Cotton and
balance for San Francisco and other
points.
Passengers south ana Enst.
Fapsvo, Nov. "a. The following is a
list of south.bound passengers passing
here to-dayi
Mrs George II Sisson, II NJ Gillie,
Miss Annie Suit, San Ffaucisc5; X
Raymon, Santa Ana; II A Parmalee,
Honolulu; p Hirschfeld and vile, A
Coronel, K Fletcher, Los Angeles.
More OF the Cause Ceiebrc.
SAN FaAScIsoo, Nov. 24.--The Grand
Jury has indicted Miss Hill, claiming to
be the wife of ex-senator Sharon, and
w. NJ. Nelson, her attorney, for for
gerry, perjury and conspiracy. The per.
jury against Nelson is in charging
Sharon with adultery with Gertie Diotz,
and the same charge against Miss Hill
is for swearing she was the wife of
Sharon. The charge OF forgery against
both is in respect to the alleged mar
riage contract. Miss Hill and Nelson
were released on bonds Of $500 each.
Judge Toohy's Conrt was again crowd.
ed TO suffoeation to-day, TO hear the
case against G. w. Tyler, counsel for
Mis- Hill in the Sharon-Hill case,
charged with contempt Of court for
having addressed Communication to
the grand jury. Mr.. Tyler would not
admit anything before an affidavit was
filed and all the legal requirements in
the. case had been effected. These done,
Tyler asked to be granted further time,
when the Judge set tho hearing for
Tuesday next. Tyler's letter to the
grand jury has been made public. 1t Is
q long document. devoted chiefly TO
severe structures on Sharon, whom he
characterized as a giant in wealth, and
erratic ia desires, but a pismy in man
hood and intellect.
In connection with the same case
Sharon. Hill--tho testimony Of ox-Gov.
Reichart, Of Wisconsin, was taken to-
day, in secresy, MIR. Tyler, Miss Hill's
counsel, refusing to allow 1t to be made
public.
The stock Board.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l.-.Best and
Belchor 295; Chollar, 2; Consol.
idnted yirginia, 50; Crown Point, 80;
Eureka Consolidated, -.--; Gould &
Curry, l20; Hale Il Norcross. l25;
Mexican, 230 Northern Belle, 800;
Ophir, SIS; Potosi, .57j Savage, 40;
s, Nevada. 275; Union $40; Yel-
low jacket. 2.50
wheat aud Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 24--Barley,
steAdy aud quiet; seller, season, 81 OH
0gl.02s; buyer, season, Sl.l4a9Sl lot.
San FrancIso News Budget,
SAN Francisco. Nov. 24.--The steam
er Arabic. which arrived this morning
from Hong Kong, brought one hundred
and nineteen Chinese seventy Of whom
are provided with Chinese TRADERS"
certificates. 1t is proposed to mike the
examination Of these so.termed mer.
chants, more rigid than heretofore.
George A. Wheeler, the stranger,
who came up for his third sentence in
court, to-day, has been granted weeks
respite, to await the decision OF the Su.
preme Court on the question of the
validity and legality of n murderer be-
ing indicted upon information instead OF
by presentment of n grand jury
Denis 0'Neil. who killed his wife by
throwing a lighted coal oil lamp at her,
and who was convicted OF murder in the
second degree, was to-day sentenced to
twenty years in San Quentin.
Ex-Judge L. C. Fit2hugh was found
dead in his bed this morning at the
What Cheer House. The deceased was
q California pioneer and law partner of
the late A. p Crittenden, manager of
the Bellingham Bay Coal Company,
Washington Territory. aud was in 1854
appointed by President Buchanan
United States Judge of that Territory.
He served us Major in the Confederate
army, and was for time member Of
tho Virginia Legislature. He leaves a
wife and family in Iowa.
Knighted by the Pope.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a. The BuLle-
tins Chicago special says that the an
nouncement that Captain +. w. Daw.
son, editor of tho Charleston Is. C.l
Ne,cs and Courier, had been created
Knight of the Order of st. George by
the Pope, was the subject of general
comment in the Southern journals
Dawson is an Euglishman by birth. He
Joined the Confederate service in 1861
and served with distinction during the
war-the latter part Of the time on the
staff Of Fitzhugh Lee. He has been
largely instrumental in putting down
duelling in South Carolina, and to this
fact is due the decoration. Probably
never before. on the avowed ground of
services rendered to good morals, in such
mode, have distinctions of this kind
been conferred,
COrean sharp Practtes.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov, 2i,--The Asso.
ciated Press Yokohn adyices saw that