Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-05
LATE KILOGRAMS.


san francisco News Budget.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The com
bination Of lager beer brewers formed
In this city year ago was broken by
the smaller brewers refusing to enter
into the compact and by their under
selling the combination When it was
formed the price Of hops rose in two
weeks from 35c to 81 10 pound.
A new weekly illustrated paper will
be started in this city shortly. 1t will
have new presses; its artists and writer's
will be imported.
Geo. NJ Pullman, proprietor of the
Pullman Palace Cars, is In this city for
the purpose Of coming to an agreement
with the Managers OF the Central Pacific
Railroad tor running his cars through
from Ogden to San francisco and by tue
Southern route. While the prospects of
the project are good, the Central Pacific
still hold out that no definite settle
msnt has yet been made though it is
conceded to be- necessary to adopt a
pian.
A special to the Call from Mojsve, Cal.
horn ., states that regular trains on the
Atisatlc 4 Pacific are now running TO
tns Needles ON the Colorado river. Pas
sengers at present are transferred over
the river by ferry. The Atlantic Pa
eifc Company are having considerable
trouble driving piles at the crossing of
the Colorado, owing to high water and
the bed Of the river being quicksand
The piling washes out nearly as fast as
driven. Ii the river continues to rise
they will have to abandon the building
r.ft h.k BID tar toll
1t is pointed out that III the absence
of an lsthmus canal or ship railway a
large wheat yield on this coast means an
important advance in ocean freights all
over the world. This fact was illustrated
in lSb0-67, ia l872-73, 1857 and still
more forcibly in lSS0-8l. Tue United
States coasuug law increases the difhcal
ties by sharply limiting the supply oil
bondage avalisbls for the business OF
this coast. Aud that in view Of these
difficulties 1t is not surprising that 1t
took California nearly two years to
market the 1850 crop entsiling al
estimated loss to California farmers ot
fully ten million dollars. With large
crop this year this loss is duplicated.
seattle strides.
SEATTLE. w. T., June Work on
the new wharf and warehouse Of the
Improvements Company will commence
shortly. A capacity of 5000 tons will
be thus added to the dock room of the
Company. This improvement must be
completed before the Fall crops are due.
OF the Third Street School property,
four lo6 will be sold tomorrow for the
purpose of raising funds for sos, 900 |
school building in Seattle.
II is stated that the railroad company |
will try the experiment Of making it's |
cars ct this place with view to estab-
fishing mandatory at Seattle.
Coaf shipments from Seattle for the |
month Just closed amount to a total Of |
1854 tons. The output for the present |
month will undoubtedly be largely in
excess Of the above figures. j
Passengers South and East.
FREsSo, CAL, June 4.-The follow.
ing is list Of south-bound passengers |
passing here to-day: G r Sargent, Miss
? Robuins, c Logan, n Friedlander,
Mrs Aendelson and three children, $ +;
II 6prinz, II Pasoj Schlesinger, j Nor
ton, L A; Mrs Marks. Sacramento; c
Hubebohl, Little York, Cal; Jas Apple |
gate. Willow Ranch, Cal; + d Munich |
ton, Bro Rodrigo. 8 +; Il NJ Brown. Col; |
VIM Raitsei aud family, Buffalo. N Y.
Aquatic sport.
CHICAGO, June 4.--Among the entries
for the single and double scull races at |
Pullman. June 22d, and 23d. ITO date, are.
Single scull, Hanlon. Ross, George Hos
mer. Charles E Courtney, Plaisted and |
Elliot. Double scull, George Hosmer
and John Mckay, Hanlon and Leo,
Weisbergsr and Solving. The course s |
ON Lake Calumet at the suburban VIII |
laee Of Pullman, Just south Of the city, |
where the most elaborate and complete |
arrangements for seating and otherwise
accommodating from fifteen to twenty |
thousand people have been made. Both |
races will be three miles with turn.
Grant ON the Re pnblican Nom Ina
tI0n.
LoUIsvILLE, June 4.--General and |
Mrs. Grant arrived in this city last |
night. remaining until this afternoon,
when they lett for Lexington. A |
Courier Journal reporter interviewed |
Grant on the political situation, the lat
ter expressing the opinion that Blaine
and Logan were each very strong men
fcr the Republican nomination in 1884.
Run.ing Trains or sunday.
INV HAVEN, June s.--The Sunday |
trains on the Housatonic Railroad were |
stopped to-day by the Massachusetts
authorities. The clergymen Of Berk-
shire Co., Mass, presented q petition |
against run1ing trains on Sunday, but
the railroad disregarded them.
work Resumed.
CHICAGO, June 4.--The Calumet Iron
and Steel Company, at South Chicago,
which has been closed for several days,
debating whether 1t would accept the
Pittsburg schedule, started again this
morning with half Of its usual force.
A Lordiy shoulder Hitter.
LONDON, June 4.--0n the arrival of
Jem Mace and tho Maori, Slade, Lord
Charles Beresford challenged both to q
set-to without gloves. Mace accepted
the challenge. The Prince Of Wales was
present, as was also large
crowd Of aristocratio sports and private
gentlemen. After several rounds Mace
failed to come to time and acknowledged
defeat Lord Beresford, after finishing
Mace, invited Slade to enter the ring
Warned by Mace's treatment, the Maori
refused.
The Fate OF lnformers.
DUBLIN, June 4.--James Carey and
the other informsrs, who testified at the
trial of the ph0nix Park murdorers
have been notified that they must indi-
cate places out Of the country TO which
they would be sent. Carey protested
that he would remain 10 Dublin. The au-
thorities pointed ont that they would
receive no police protection, and that no
condition would be allowed 10 Ireland
The AGltatsrs Released.