Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-01
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Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south ana East.

Passengers south ana East.
FRESNO, Aug. 3l.-The following is ,
list of the southbound passengers pass
ing here to-day:
J + Payne and wife, N Y; z S Pratt
and wife, Quincy, Ill; Il w Olds and
wife, Kansas City; A Vilbois. N VI; II
Eaton, Globe; g II Thompson, Buffalo
Mrs II N Alexander, Phoenix; Mis-,
Frank Alexander, do; Miss s X Wood
Tucson; Miss Mary Brown, Canada
Miss Jennie Brown, do; Henry c DibblC
and wife, Tombstone; Tom Brown, Can
ada; B Oppenheimer, Pittsburgh; Mr..
NJ g Dow and two children. Oakland
Mrs w S Maxwell, Mrs Il NJ Cook. Nj
and Mrs w S Moore, r Bllderrain and
wife, John T Galley, Los Angeles; /
Rockafellow aud sou, Canon City, Col
Mrs NJ S Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mis-,
Ruth Wilson, J de Barth Shorb, Sar
Gabriel; j C Shorb, San Francisco; G NJ
BENJAMIN, N Y; G L Huber, Kams
ohatka; Mrs Robinson, Miss l. Smith
San Francisco; A L Currier, Los An
geles; C e White, Pomona; W l. Laps
ley, Pittsburgh; NJ w Quick, Ithaca,
N Y; A Barlow, Logansburg, N Y; I
Percer, Alameda; Lizzie + Keller, San
Jose; J Ii Hensley, Kansas City; Samuel
Martin and wife. Miss Sadie c Martin,
Munich; Mrs f Hitchcock, Pinal, A T;
Miss Nj f. Mclean. Modesto; Mrs Ed.
win Reynolds, Miss Leo Reynolds, Don.
ahue Landing; James Randall, Hum
boldt; Mrs A l. Thrall, San Antonio.
nssouna.,a,.a. .,f U,,,,a,ta,,t VVgt
nesses to hail.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3l.--The reason
for the continuance of the case of John
Hennessy, the only untried murderer in
the county Jail, was owing to the dis.
appearance of two important witnesses
for the prosecution. These are Mr.. and
Mrs. Anchinger, who were the only eye
witnesses to the deed. The officer was
informed that they had gone to Aus
tralia. just what steps will be taken
to secure the evidence of these very i'm
POI tant witnesses to the murder oi
Hattie Fellows has not yet been decided
upon.
VIM. Ii. Sherrett, the cash,boy who
injured his companion during a scutfle,
from the effects of which he afterwards
died, has been admitted to bail in the
sum of $40, 900, which he furnished and
is now released. The lad is charged
with murder.
Garr0ters In Jug-Dad Outlook
for Opium Smugglers.
SAN Francisco, August 3l.--Cad
Bryant and Leon Chentelon, who week
ago assaulted and robbed James III.
Bulard in broad daylight, were exam
ined Yesterday and held for trial, and in
default of bail of $4,000 each they were
committed to prison. Bullard has re,
covered from the effect of the beating he
received at the time of the robbery.
When instructing the United States
grand jury in their duties, Judge Hoff
man called their attention to opium
smuggling in this city. He read m
article from the New York Herald
stating that prominent government Off
cials were engaged in the practice, who
received 30 per cent prsiits. The Court
stated that II had no doubt the business
was being carried on, and advised the
jury to inquire diligently into the
matter.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, August best aud
Belcher, 400; Chollar, 2.20; Consol-
idated Virginia, .55; Crown Point, l.l0i
Eureka Consolidated, $50; Ophir, $50;
Potosi, 30; Savage, 200; Sierra Ne
vada, 3. So; Union Consolidated, $685.
Yellow Jacket, 1926; Gould & Curry,
2.75; Hale 4 Norcross, 4.35; Mexican,
3.75; Northern Belle, Ct.
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3l.-Wheai
firm, but dull; seller'Sl .67@l ,6Sh, buyer,
season, Sl.S24. Barley weak but active
Sl.00l@l.0l; seller, season, S90g@
81 90.