Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-07
THE LATEST /!
Especial 10 the HEEALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Conpsuy.l
PACIFIC COAST.
passenger. south and East


FRrsxo. JANUARY 6.--The follow
ing Is list OF south bound pas.
sengers, passing hero to-day: w III
Grinnell, yellow Springs, Ohio; Mrs w
G Ward, Quincy, III; p Willie, New
York; L b Allen and wife, Oakland, Z
Sboteman, France; d Lsle, VIM \
Wallaco and wife, DIR Shcrb. A Heiman.
San Francisco; s Dltz, Mariposa, Cal;
Sam Turk, Pioche, New; John Day,
Santa Barbara; Isaac Polhemus. Yuma;
John Kerr and wife, Mrs o l. Shafter,
Miss Shafter, Miss Edna Shsfter. Miss
Fannie Orr; Garland; Thos Reynolds,
Guaymas; Miss X Il Striker, Miss Z
Striker, West Oakland; H G Gibson,
Ogden; Geo Romney, Salt Lake; Lieut.
Tate and guard, First cavalry; Leck,
Fort Bowie; Thos McCabe, Washington;
w ii Thomas, G II Huber, o 4 Peter.
son, Frank Sabichi, Los Angeles; A
Comstock, New York; Mrs Cheney. San
Antonio.
silver King Divide nd = Proposed
sAle-E. j. Bald wins Condition
serious Pymmia Feared.
SAN FRAscIsco, Jan. 6.--Silver King
declares dividend of twenty-five cents.
The Pacific Stock Exchange will meet
Monday to consider tho sale Of the
Boards Montgomery street property.
Tho decline OF the stock business Is as.
signed as the cause of this action.
4. j. Baldwin's condition is more
serious than at first supposed. Blood
poisoning is fearod. Ho may lose his
arm II not his life
SAN FRAscisco. Jan. O. Virginia, Goo;
Nevada, "a; Alpha, SOC; Best. 81; Belcher,
zoe; Utah. It; Belle, %; Bullion, Il;
Mono. 100. fF
Col. Ayers Appointed state Prin-
ter--His Competitors to Get
Good Positions In tho once.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 8.--At l o'clock
Il was announced that Governor Stone.
man had appointed Jas. j. Ayers, Of Los
Angeles, State Printer. Col. Ayers is this
afternoon preparing his bond. and
there Ia no longer any doubt. 1t Ia
understood that L. P. Ward, M. Hassett
and Frank Mahon, Of the other csndi-
uuttSt Me W Lhfo tho ptst pioccs hh thc
office. Col. Ayers has agreed to np-
point them. Tho scramble for the Adju.
tant. .Gensrelshipis not settled yet.
Probably Fatal shooting.
BAxERsFIELp, Jan. 6.--Miko Hays
was shot in two places. and 10 believed
to be fatally wounded. He arrived
here on the e,nigrant train from Mojave
this morning. The shooting was done
by Johnny Williams. who calls himself
cowboy.
Movements.o of the Marquis or
Lorne and ConsOrt.
SANTA BARBARA. Jan. 0.--The frin.
cess Louise. the Marquis OF Lorne and
suite leave tonight by the steamship
Ancon for San Pedro, whero a special
train Is waiting to carry them East. 1t
is understood they will halt a day at
San Gabriel to visit the orange groves
and vineyards OF Governor Stoneman
and others. They will then resume
their journey, stopping day at Tucson
and day at Deming; also at Albu.
querque. Kansas City, st. Louis, Gin.
cinnati, Richmond. Va, thence to
Charleston, where the Princess will en-
bark for Bermuda, to remain till May.
Tho Marquis will go on to Washington
for few days, thence to Quebec, where
he will open Parlanent about the LIST OF
February.
Heavy EaiIure The same Old
story.
TUcsON, Jan. 6.-The firm oil Theo-
dore Welisch l. Co., owners of the
White House dry goods store, made an
assignment this afternoon to Marcus 4
Leo and to Schwsb Of New York. The
latter represents Leidenberg. OF New
York. to whom the firm Is indebted
about $4,000 Their indebtedness in
San Francisco IL between twenty-five
and thirty thousand. Their liabilities
are said to be 100000 and the assets
equal that amount. The reason given
is that their collections could not be
made fast enough to meet their obliga.
tions and the failure in selling large
fall stock rs quick as had been expected;
meanwhile big bills for the same were
falling due, About $40, 600 are preferred
liabilities.
Ever Troublesome indians.
VICTORIA, b. c., Jan. 6.-News from
Metlakatlah says that Indians attacked
Bishop Redly and destroyed several Of
the mission houses. Serious trouble Is
anticipated rs the Indians are indignant
at the usage they profess to have re-
ceived at the hands OF the church
authorities. Their first missionary was
very popular with the natives.