Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-16
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s;.eei..i "a the llenAln hy the ws.st..r.,
Union Telegraph eompans.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south aud East.
FnEsSo, Nov. I5.--Ths following ia a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs Il j Bowen and daughter, Mrs A
W Barron, II Littlefeld, J L RuggIes,
Geo Hamilton, Miss N Cnllinare Miss
Alice Blake, Mrs G y Robbins, J J.
Meux, G Ehrmna, John Goldman and
wife, San Francisco; A II Oluck, New
York; w Raymond, Clinton Jones, Bos.
ton; NJ II Crafts, Grafton, Cal; Lieut.
Delaney and wife, U 5 A; II G. McCart.
ney; II 5 Nelson, r Rouse, Los Angeles;
Fred l. Robbins, X Shattucl, Oak.
land; l. q Cairns, Grangeville, Tex; @ go
II White, Richmond, KY; s Il Bacha.
rach, Cincinnati; o d Garrison, Billings
Mrs M b Reynolds aud child, Montana;
II Gacoen, Oakland; w Olson, VIII.
liamsburp, Pa; VIII Beach, Minneapo-
lis, MINI; G A Hitchcock, s r Penning-
ton, Philadelphia; l. jackson, Susan.
Vile Cal; John A Marco, Jackson. Cal,
Mrs II Skaly, San Jose; Geo Ullery,
| r.. 4 nfnLa.k.t...ra
Ioa; VIM Christy, Phoenix; p McDer.
mott, Dixon, Cal.
Passengers per steamer Ancon.
SAN FRANcfsco, Nov. l5.-The steam.
er Aucon sailed to-day with the follow.
ing passengers for Los Angeles. Il c.
w l. Baxter, M $ lnis, b G Barada, Mrs
Burchard and child and brother, Louis
Waibel, Mrs A d Springer, II G Allen,
Mrs b L Draekenfeld, Mira Biers, daugh-
ter and child, II Insel, b Robinson,
Master G Mnllen, A Kahle and wife, !
II Burton, + A burton, Il $ Clifford, G
Wahle, Mrs Noble.
For San Diego-M Mrs Roca, Mrs Bens-
ley, = Schilng, A D McIntire, I y
Cole, l. S Locking, II 7 Ames, b T
Tales, Miss Donn, Miss Kelly. n N
Brown, NJ iIvert, II Willett and wife.
The stock Hoard.
sAS FRANolsco. Nov l5.-Best and
Belcher, 3.lO; Chollar, so; Consol.
idated Virginia. 40; Crown Point, 90;
Eureka Consolidated, -; Gould. 4
Curry, 35; Hale & Norcross, 40;
Mexican, 235; Northern Belle, -;
0phir, 800; Potosi, .55; Savage, 80;
Sierra Nevada, $3.50; Union $3.50; Vel.
low Jacket, 2.70.
wheat ana barley Market.
SAN FRASusco Nov. l5.--Wheat
strong but quiet; seller, Sl.slj; buyer,
SLS4s@sl,s ,s5i; buyer, season. 81 943.
Barley, declined heavily, but is very
active; seller, $1,000 .Ols; seller, sen.
son, 0sB@99l; buyer, season, sli2@
Sl.121.
BAY District Park Hapes.
SAN FRANeisco, Nov. l5.-In the
trotting race at Bay District Park to.
day, mile heat. three in five, between
Nellie Burns and Sister, for $1,000, was
won by Nellie Burns. The winner took
the first, third and fourth heats. Time,
2i272, 2;309, 2;29.
Black Hart Confesses- The Treas
ure Recovered,
SAN Francisco, Nov. l5.-The fol
lowing dispatch was received to-day
from Harry Morse, Of Morses Detective
Agency, addressed to Division Superin.
tendent Rowell, Of Wells, Fargo & Col
CoPrERoroLIs, Cal, Nov. l5.--L r.
Rowell-" Black Bart throws up tile
sponge. Stone, Thorne and myseli have
recovered all the stolen treasure.
(Signedl HARRY N. MoRsE.
After he had made a confession, the
detectives, accompanied by Black Bart,
drove to Copperopolis, near the scene OF
the robbers last exploit, whore he said
he had ''caohed the swag" In few
minutes he uuearthed the sum OF 1924,
being nearly all OF his last capture.
The Exi ress Company say the total of
his previous twenty two robberies does
not exceed $4,000 Morse, to whom
Bart's capture is mainly due, will, with
the other detectives, get one-fourth Of
the amount recovered, besides reward
of $500. Black Bart's real name is now
said to be G. f. Bolles, that being the
name inscribed in his family Bible, found
in his room when arrested. The same
name is also in the documentary dis
charge from the army found at the same
time, he having served in the regular
army.
= MysterIOus Proceeding.
San Francisco, Nov. l5.--Tha facts
} OF Il singular seizure have Just been made
public. Commander Russell, under
orders of the Navy Department, seized
the monitor Mouadnock, now being con.
structed at Vallejo, and removed it to
the nuvy yard. The Navy Department
made three contracts for the constluc
ton Of the vessel with Phineas Burgess,
Of New York, each for separate work.
The last contract, $4,000, was for it's
completion aud equipment for one years
sea service. Secretary Thompson an.
nuiled this and it was not renewed by
his successor. Under the second con
tract Burgess holds approved claims
against the government for $4,000
His representatives were holding the
ship against these claims, also with the
expectation that he would be allowed TO
file his final account, when the vessel
was seized and carried off. No reasons
have been assigned.
More Endian Deviitry In sonora,
TOMBSTONE "a. IT,, Nov l5.--A party
who arrived from Sonora yesterday,
stated that he was engaged in cutting
hay about half mile from the place
where the Custom House guard was
killed last week, and was present when
the surviving member of the party Of
six reached Bacuachi with the news.
The first impression was that tho killing
was the work OF smugglers, but, upon
visiting the scene and finding that all
the ANNALS belonging to the murdered
men had been taken, the conclusion was
arrived at that it was the work of In
dians, as the smuggler, would not have
taken the animals Tor fear the possession
OF them would lead to detection.
Governor stOneman's Reasons.
STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. l5.-In answer
to the petition of the State Grange,
Governor Stoneman has addressed let
ter to DR.. Grafton, OF Stockton, Chair.
man of the Committee, giving his rea'
sons why he will not call an extra ses-
sion. lie fails to see any urgent neees.
sity-loes not think it wisdom to fore.
stall by legislation the decision of the
Supreme Court in the railroad tax cases,
which decision might declare the pres
ent laws valid, and thereby create con.
fusion.
Profitable Operation.
SAN FR.NcI>co, Nov. Is The Caroa.
iels publishes the following tomorrow:
At the annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Commerc al ana Sugar Refinery Com.
pany, it transpired that the company's S
stock, originally in the hands Of Claus
Spreckles aud his relatives, had heen
| hcarilu u.ntnred from the nririnnl lGnl