Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-06
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Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

fassenEefs SOuth ana EAST.
FGEsSo, Dec. 5.-The following is a
list of south.bound passengers passing
mere to-day:
w & Doane, VIM Harrigan, A Stein
man, + A Bee and wife, Mrs Jacob
Smith, Walsh, + A Ronald, A NJ
Freeman, J Nathan and family, DIR A z
Whttell, Il Il Earl, J NJ Knox, San
Francisco; II II Adler, Frank M Coulter,
A Leman, w II Armstrong Marshall,
A l. Richey. Thos Peterson, II NJ Wash
burn, Il l. Coleman, Los Angeles; VIM
Dixon, Kansas City; J w Stanford, Mrs
S l. Pomeroy, Miss Nellie Pomeroy, Kit
tie S Dutfey Oakland; c. W C Rowell, J
T Cohn, San BernardiRo; Mrs B Kim
sey, Newark, IN J; G G Seaman, New
York; d Gcratt, Colusa; Mrs Moore,
TT WORTH; j II Kayunder, T w Davis,
El Paso, Tex.
San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 5.-Leonard
Reynolds, u well known attorney of this
city, died to-day of typhoid fever. aged
30 years.
the hold Of the four-masted British ship
Lord Devonshire, lately arrived with a
cargo, chiefly of coal The cause is at
trbuted to spontaneous combustion. The
ultimate result is uncertain, but the hope
is entertained that the fire will be over
come.
Secretary Frelinghuysen telegraphed
to Gov. Stoneman to know il he wanted
William Ringgold Cooper, the heavy
forger, whose term in an English prison
is about to expire, sent to this State for
trial for forgeries committed here. A
reply was sent that the bankers inter
osted in the prosecution of Cooper have
decided not to send for him, as the evil
dence required to convict him is not oh
tainable.
Skipped with the Firms Funds.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 5.--It is stated
this evening that Walterson, of the firm
of Walterson & Dewey, produce mer-'
chants, has deeamped with $4,000,
about all the available assets of the firm.
Their business house is closed.
The Mormon Press ON the Mes
sage.
SALT LAKE u. T.b Dec. 5.-The
Herald, the Mormon paper, says editor.
tally Of the message: "The treatment
poor Utah receives at the hands of the
President is as rough and harsh as it is
unstatemanlike. Better things were ex.
pectel of him. 1t woull be good
enough for Murray or Talmage land
other howling politieians), but indicates
that the President has lost his head in
mad onslaught on the Mormons, and is
letting himself be made tool of by
Governor Murray We do not believe
that Congress will be coerced aud duped
into such hasty and foolish action as the
President has been,"
The NelCs, the official organ OF the
Church, says: "rhese utterances will
occasion much surprise. 1t is to raise an
issue to figure in the incoming Presiden.
tial election. The reasons given by the
President are extremely weak. and do
not add to the force OF the message, nor
do credit to his supposed sagacity or
craftsmanship, and certainly will create
no commotion amongst the peaceable
and God fearing people of Utah.
More Apache Deviitry In sonora.
TOMBSTONE, Dec. "a Mexican
courier from Fronteras, arrived this
morning with news to the Epitaph that
baud of Apaches, probably Geronimo's
whom Crook left in Sonora, is raiding
in the neighborhood of Fronteras.
They had attacked and badly wounded
two Americans, G.. C.. Scott and A.
Bennett, who left here eight days ago.
The two men made such a gallant and
desperate fight for their lives that the
Indians fled. A surgeon and assistance
was despatched to the wounded men.
Great excitement again prevails.
Crooks harboring the women and chill
dren aud leaving the fighting bucks to
raid, is strongly condemned.
The Ancon's Passengers.
San FRANCISCO, Dec 5.-The steamer
Ancon sailed to-day, with the following
passengers: Los Angeles--Miss c NJ
Dennis, G q Greeley, A Parsons, wife
and child, J Wilson, A w Mateer, A
Holes and wife, Miss Whitcomb, Mrs
Whitcomb Miss L l. Lastigue, Miss L
L Hood, r Cramer johnson, L f. Saun.
ders and wife, Mrs AsheA and one child,
Van Jugern theatrical Troupe of ten
people and Mazeppa Troupe. San
Diego--H Keller, L ) McLure and WIFE,
2 Montgomery, Miss B Belden, T
Snider, L Roller. P Beck, T L Wolf.
The stock BOARD.
SAN Francisco, Dec. Best and
Belcher, 2 46; Chollar, l.70; Consol,
dated Virginia, 90 Crown Point, rs;
Eureka Consolidated, 2,95; Gould &
Curry, .e5; Hale h Norcross, SO;
Mexican, 10; Northern Belle, 80;
0phir, 8 3; Potosi, 20; Savage, rs;
S, Nevada, 2.70; Union 2.65; Vel.
low Jacket, l.80.
wheat and Barley Market.
San Francisco, Dec. 5.-Wheat weak
and quiet; buyer, season, 81 .97@l.97t
Barley, steady but quiet; seller, sl0ll;
seller, season, Sl@Sli; buyer season,
sl.l3@l.l3t,
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
New YoRK, Dec. 6.-Sterling bills, on
London, GO days, S4.S2k; do do, sight
drafts, $685. U. s. 4st Of 1891,