Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-26
THE LATEST!
PACIFIC COAST.


Passengers south aud Fast.
FRESNO, June 25.-The following is q
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day
w T. Reavis, Lulu NJ Duncan, Los
Angeles; C W Shumway. Chicago; b A
Lenoir and daughter, N Y; Mrs Fox, J
A Butler, Jason = Swain, s +; j ID
Cathbert. Alameda; Walter Van Dyke
and wife, Miss Van Dyke, Oakland;
Henry Jewell, Boston; James Long,
Sacramento.
Passengers by the AncOn.
san PRANoIsoo, June 25.--The fol.
lowing are the passengers per steamer
Ancon for Los Angeles; J Cook, L 4
Cordcr, n Araund, Mrs. Herberger,
Miss II Il Dunn, Mrs A Walker, Mrs d
r Smith and child. l. Williams, wife
and child, Edward Heiss, q j Buchanan,
Mrs S Sanchez, II Shopp, J Woodward,
J A Grimes, 2 X Kanen, j Warrall, J
+ Mitchell and vile, Ben Teal, X H
purcy, w II Thompson, Mabel Bert,
Rose Stewart, Tessie Butler, Jas Girls
mer, Phaobe Davis, L N Thayer, Theo
Roberts, + w Corbet, Frank Hatch,
Walter Davis, w A Brady,
Found Dead-DOds Held to An
swer-The Railroad Commits
sion.
San Francisco, June 25.--The man
glcd remains of Michael Daven were
found lying on the track of the Central
Pacific Railroad, near the round house,
at East Oakland, last midnight. No one
saw the accident. Daven apparently
was killed instantly, and the body
dragged about 100 feet. Deceased was
a laborer, unmarried, 81 years old.
Dods, late Treasurer Of Oakland,
after preliminary examination, was
held to answer ON two charges of en-
bezzlement. Bail, $4,000.
At the meeting of the Railroad Com
mission, to-day, both sides of the ques-
ton as to the relation of railroad fares to
mechanics wages, was presented.
wheat and Barley.
SAN FRANcIsoo, June 25.-Wheat
selling at Sl.55@$l .56s; buyer. July,
81 SO. Barley, seller, s6@S64c; buyer,
g4a@94sc; buyer, season of lss3-S4,
99t@99ic.
The stock Board.
SAS FRANCISCO, June 25.-Best and
Belcher, 4.45; Chcllar, 800; Consoli.
dated Va, AS; Crown Point, 40;
Eureka Con, 7.42; Gould & Curry, $50;
Hale & Norcross, 6.S7; Mexican, $50;
N. Belle, G.60; Ophir, $50; Potosi,
l.35; Savage, 2.2J; Sierra Nevada, 4.46;
Union, 5.62; Yellow Jacket. 400.
The state Prison Investigation.
SACRAMENTO, June 25.-The State
Prison Investigation Committee met and
adjourned until morrow, ON account
of the appearance OF witnesses.
Don't Want the Chiricahuas.
TrcsoS (AT.), June 2j.--Agent Will
cox arrived to-day en- route to San Car
los. He expresses himself in strong
terms against the return of the renegade
| Chiracahuas to the San Carlos reserva-
| ton. At the same time he is extremely
anxious to avoid conflict with the mill
tary authorities, and hopes matters will
be amicably arranged between Secretary
Teller and the War Department.
The Captured Indians-They Real
ize their status Mt san Carlos.
SAN CARLOS, A. T., June 25.--By or
der OF General Crook the indians at San
Carlos were called to meet the returned
Chiricahuas and express views in regard
to their remaining on the reservation.
The substance OF the captured chiefs re-
marks was that they We're glad to get
back on the agency to be under the pro-
lection of General Crook. They would
settle down and be good Indians as they
promised the General; also saying they
had no friends at San Carlos. They
want to so to Apache and be with
friends, who would not talk about them.
The tone of the speeches of the captive
chiefs showed that they realized the
hostility of the agency Indians, whose