Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-02

list OF southbound passengers passing
this point this mornings Chas Calender,
NY;J w Clark, Mrs NJ Sittle, Mrs
Joseph and four children, j d Dunlap.
Los Angeles; j q Hill, wife and two
sons, Newhall; w B Hellings, Oakland;
w H Coffin and wife, Colton;S X Grier,
Newhall; r Welch, Melville; j
Wheelty, and wife, Shasta; l. Hunter,
N NV w Rodin, Tucson; 4 Small,
San Bernardino; + Grimes, N Y; Peter
Devenal, N Y; May craft, Chicago; r E
Wilcox, Tenn; j II Win, Chas Washing
ton, San Francisco; H A Byce, Ohio;
John Rhodes, Iowa; w H Rhodes, Bos-
ton.
Passengers by the Orizaba.
San FRANcIsco, October l. = The
steamer Orizaba sailed this morning with
the following passengers for Los Ange-
les; Mrs H NJ Brunson and daughter,
Miss s Hale, Mrs Walker and two
dsughters, J Hancock, Rev A G 1rew,
Mrs Simpson, Mrs q Strube and son,
Lucy Wheeler, G. Il Place, A G Wilson,
Miss D King, b M Clements, Mrs NJ
Grant and two children, j Wheeler, Mrs
(ireen and sister, Theo Schroeder,
Mn Murray, Mrs 4 A Hoadley, Mrs J
= Hayden, o B Hardy, Dixon Soudmire,
Bslls Murray. N M Murray, D f Jones.
me YeIlew Fever scare Dying
Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, There are
no further developments of the yellow
fever brought here from Mexico on the
steamer Newbern. Quarantine is rigidly
fnaintained and as the patients on board
the ahip are reported recovering it is
believed that any danger to the city
will soop pass away. The weather is
cool With 4 strong breeze from tho west.
Eharsy Cinnamon and One white
Man Blown Up.
San Francisco, October l.-At the
California powder works after the ex-
plosion Of Saturday evening call Of the
fell showed tbirty-three Cinnamon miss
ing and also Walter Walker, Assistant
superintendent. He was the only
white man killed. The immediate
cause Of the explosia is not known and
probably never will be, as not one Of
those inside the mixing room, where the
explosion took place, escaped. The loss
Of property has not yet been determined.
The sharon scandal.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l.-Senator
Sharon's return TO the city has revived
the question Of his illegal marriage with
Miss Aggie Hill, and the charge Of adul-
terry which has been brought by her
against him. When interviewed here
on the subject Sharon again emphat-
saying: "The written marriage contract
into which Nelson claims l entered, and
any other similar document, bearing my
name, are simple forgeries." He viii
seek, he states, every redress the laws
afford him to punish those who are as
sailing him in this matter for the sole
purpose Of blackmail. Nelson states
that Gov. Richard, Of Wisconsin, who at
tended the wedding Of Miss Flora Sharon
with Sir Thomas Hesket, will come from
the East and testify that he heard Sen.
ator Sharon acknowledge that he had
been secretly married to Miss Hill. The
matter does not come up in court until
the 10th inst.
Murder In Mississippi.
SUMMIT, Miss, Oct. III. j. Whit
ington, the Sheriff Of Amite county, was
stabbed twice in the back at Liberty,
Saturday. and killed, by Eugene Nc
Emee. The trouble grew out Of politics;
both Of them were Democrats. After
the murder McEmee was surrounded by
o crowd, one Of whom shot him. He
died In ten minutes. Both of the par
ties are highly connected.
A Sensational Suicide.
PITrsBuRGH, Pa, Oct. Mrs. Fan
ME Bryant Newton, the sensational
suicide, will be buried tomorrow. The
remarkable circumstances OF this case
have excited the deepest interest here,
and the residence of the deceased was
visited to-day by many ladies and gen.
tleman. The methodical manner in
which she arranged her affairs and pre-
pared everything for death is believed
10 bs without parallel in the history OF
suicides. She was doubtless insane, hut
there was surprising degree Of method
In her madness. The unfortunate
woman was we'll connected, being a
niece Of Alexander Campbell, the found
or Of the Campellite Church, and her
deceased husband, DIR. 0rrin Newton,
who suicided two weeks ago, was
descendant Of Sir Isaac Newton.
The King or spain Insulted In
Paris.
LONDON, Oct. IA Paris correspond
ent says: The people came almost to
the windows Of King Alfonso's carri-
age kissing and groaning. A woman
broke her umbrella by striking the car.
iage Of the Duke of Sestos. Prime
Minister Ferry, who rode with the King,
requested the officers of Cuirassiers to
keep close to the carriage. The men
were apparently beside themselves with
rage. There were no words of greeting.
no one uncovered and the cortege pro-
ceeded so rapidly the escort was thrown
into great disorder. The Kings posi-
tion was so dangerous at the railway
station that all the Spaniards drew their
swords. A Spanish military attache was
prevented by his companions from leap
ing out Of his carriage to avenge the in
suit offered the King.
The King Leaves Parfs.
PARIS, Oct. liking Alfonso and
suite left this city on the 8:45 train this
morning on his way back to Spain. No
demonstration was made by the popu-
lace on their departure.
The Paris Press ON the Insult.
PARIS, Oct. 1.--Referring to the in
suits, offered to King Alfonso, by a
Paris mob, lie Figaro protests in the
name Of French dignity and politeness
against this course manifestation. lie
Gaulois says that the demonstration was
worse than q mistake; 1t was worse than
crime. lie Clairon describes II as an
act Of savagery and disgrace to the
country. lie Pair hopes that Alfonso's 5
reception judged dispassionately be
treated as manifestation Of very
keen sense Of natural dignity, and not as
an act Of hostility toward the Spanish
nation. lie Dir Nsuvieme Steele regrets
the hostile reception. 1t would have
preferred that Alfonso had traverscd