Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-12
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Passengers south and East.
FREsNo, Sept. 1.-THE following is u
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day.
Miss j j Randall, Dr. w Winter,
Mrs NJ G Newman, Morris Levy, San
Francisco; l. G. GirouX, wife and two
children, Santa Monica; Andrew L
Grenlick, Milwaukee, Wis;G 4 Anthony,
wife and daughter, Chihuahua; w II
Perry, Mrs b Coin, Alex COIN, Los
Angeles; John Tretheway, Jr, and fam
lily. Lockport, Cal; Il keene and family,
Greenfield, Iowa; J Hixon, Bellplane,
Iowa; NJ w Early, Dallas, Texas; Mrs.
A Magure, Miss G A Mcguire, st Louis,
Mo: Adam Temple, Bellare, o: George
Arson, Gilroy; } X Parnell, Benwood,
w Va
Jeffcott Indicted-Lacy EN0ner-
uted Selected as Judge Evans
successor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. HI eilcott,
who shot Davis in Woodward's Gardens
on Sunday last, was to-day indicted Tor
murder
Lacy who, in drunken spree, acct
Duti WI tht
has been eNonerated.
T. II. Reardon was to-day nominated
by the San Francisco Bar Association as
the successor to Judge Evans.
The sharon Case Only Thirteen
Other Items.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE case
OF ex-senator Sharon, arrested last Sat.
urday on charge of adultery, was call
cd in the Police Court to-day. At the
request of his counsel the case was con.
tinued to October 10th.
There are Mt the present time thirteen
murderers in the prisons Of this city
awaiting punishment. One of them is
George A. Wheeler, who strangled his
sister-in-law and then cut up her re-
mains aud packed them in a trunk. He
has been waiting three years, with every
prospect OF waiting some considerable
time longer, notwithstanding the fact
that his crime was fully proved.
On opening the United States Circuit
Court this morning Judge Sawyer stated
that the debris case of Woodruff VS..
the North Bloomfield Mining Company
had been set down for trial on the Oath
inst. The testimony, instead of being
written out in long hand, has been
transcribed on a ealigraph, making it
easier to read. Three copies were taken.
Judge Toohey to-day ordered that the
bonds of O'Brien aud Fairchild, con-
nected with the Harbor Commission
frauds, be doubled. 0'Brien's bond will
now he S3l 900 and Fairchild's IS, 900.
j. Duprat, who arrived here in 1850,
and who was one of the earliest writers
on the Alta, died yesterday, aged 60,
The formal opening exercises OF the
Mechanics Fair were held at the Grand
Opera House this afternoon. Vice Presi-
dent Starbird pronounced the opening
address, The Rev. Robert Mckenzie
delivered an eloquent Grafton, his sub.
ject being: The Tools and the Man"
The Willard Party ut Portland.
PORTLAND, Sept. ll.-All the guests
of the Willard party reached tins city
this morning ut an early hour To-day
very imposing demonstrations of wei.
come We're accorded TO the party. The
decorations along the streets and in
front of public and private houses were
the finest and most elaborate ever seen
in the Northwest Visitors say that in
many features the display was more i'm.
posing than that seen at any other place
since the excursion began. The pro.
cession was over two miles long and
represented all branches of business
AID industry of the city and country.
AT the pavilion speeches were made by
Hon. VI. c. George, Representative in
Cong ess, by Mr. Willard, by Hon. Carl
Schurz, and by Evarts, kasson, Cpnger
and representatives OF foreign guests
Thousands Of people were in Portland,
from all parts Of the country. The day
was very fine. Gen. Grant attracted
universal attention, but declined to
make a speech. The demonstration was
a sign that the significance of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad is appreciated by
the northwest
The stock board.
SAN Francisco, Sept ll.--Best and
Belcher, 3.S5; Chollar, 800; Consol-
idated Virginia, .55; Crown Point, Lao;
Eureka Consolidated, 500; ophir, $40;
Potosi, IS; Savage, 200; Sierra Ne
vada, AIS; Union Consolidated, 500;
Yellow Jacket, $50; Gould Il Curry,
Q. rs; Hale & Norcross, AIS; Mexican,
$40; Northern Belle, 500.
wheat and Barley Market
SAN Francisco, Sept ll.-Wheat
steady and fair; seller Sl.70@l. 72I;
buyer, Sl.7S1. Barley firm and active;
| SELLER I O24. eellar season 81 oil 3(I