Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-09
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PACIFIC COAST.


Passengers south and East.
FREsso, June S.-The following is q
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
M Luco, \ J Martin, Mr. Shorley
and wife, G Valenzin, j B Oliver, San
Francisco; X w rurnbull and family,
Miss Nj $ Conklin, San Jose; J K New.
berry, Riverside; 5 Armstein, Wads.
worth, Md; Mrs j o Wheeler, Miss [.
McDougal, l. DeForce, Ii C Barlow,
r Clark, Los Angeles; w r Walkley,
N Y; II A Palmer and family, Oakland;
II II Curtis, wife and son. Denver; g X
Lefevre, AT.
All Sorts OF New Items.
SAN Francisco, June S.-Shortly be.
forenoon to-day report reached here
of an explosion near San Pablo Bay.
Nothing definite could be learned re.
garding it. 1t Is believed the explosion
was caused by the ordered destruction
of two watts of glycerine at the Safety
Nitro glycerine Works,
Geo. W. Pullman, President of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, left San
Francisco to-day for his home in Chi
cago. He is said to have eonsummated a
long term contract with the Central
Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroad
Companies and leased lines, commenc-
ing on the first proximo, whereby the
Pullman Company assumes the manage
ment of the entire sleeping, parlor and
dining car service over the whole system
of the above companie', which in time
must result in a superior through car
service between California and the
Eastern States.
On June ldth the general passenger
agents of Eastern trunk lines meet at
Chicago to consider Pacific Coast bust.
ness and make arrangements for the
future. Recently the Michigan Central
Railroad purchased the Canada South
ern road. To-day w, Bedell, the San
Francisco agent, received a dispatch
stating that on June 10th they would
make several changes in the time OF
through cars over their hne. From that
date through ear service will be via the
Canada Southern division. No through
cars whatever will be run oyer the Great
will leave Chicago at $3.50 p. M, arriving
in New York Mt 9 P. NJ. the next day.
The Atlantic Express will leave at 0
P. Nj. and arrive in New York at 7 A. NJ.
the second day. Passengers via this
line have the privilege Of going via Nj
agnra Falls.
Last evening Postmaster S. w. Backus
was married to Miss Sanborn. The we'd
ding was private.
Lieutenant. Colonel Montgomery Bry,
ant, Eighth Infantry, commander at
Angel Islaud garrison, was yesterday
relieved of command by the War De.
partment and ordered to Benicia, to
await trial ON charges which have been
preferred against him. Major Burt has
taken command OF the post.
The stock Board.
San Francisco, June S.-Best and
Belcher, 1921; Chellar, $50; consoJi.
dated Va, 20; Crown Point, l.50;
Eureka Con-, 800; Gould 4 Curry, $50;
Hale & Norcross, s.l2t; Mexican, AGO;
n. Belle, 100; Ophir $50; Potosi,
Lao; Savage, $50; Sierra Nevada, 1924;
Union, S.37t; Yellow Jacket, 40.
Murder-No News From Crook.
Tucson, June s.-This evening John
Cook, stone mason, was found dead,
shot through the body. At first il was
supposed to be suicide, but upon inves-
tigation it was found impossible, from
the nature of the wound and the dis