Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-11
THE LATEST!
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

passengers 1Outh anu hhst.
FREsNo, Dec. l0.-The following is a
list Of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day:
ST Henry, ri Paso; Manuel Masari.
mas and family, Misa Lilo McMullin, Al
bert Morton, s Mead, J Mead, II II
Mead, w Day, J Harman, San Francis.
90; Samuel Wentworth, El Paso; Mrs l.
A French, Mrs Bronson. 7 G Severance
aud wife. VIM Mckee, Los Angeles;
Fayette G Marshall, Thomas George,
Sacramento; John Hoffman, Chicago;
G Pretty, Cincinnati; r Stratton, Min
neapolisj II Bell. Iowa; s Bingham, N
Bingham, Deer Lodge; w II Myers and
wife, Portland, Or; Jas Slater and fami.
ly, Alma. Cal; John @ Smith. Oakland
The stock Boerd.
SAN FRASoIsco, Dec. l0.--Best 4
Belchsr, s2.95; Chollar. S2.25; Consol-
idated Virginia, 40; Crown Point,
SI.05; Gould & Curry, Sl.75: Hale &
Norcross, VI. 30; Mexican, S2.35; North.
ern Belle, SIC; Ophir. s7.75, Potosi,
81; Savage. Sl:07; Sierra Nevada,
S3.25; Union. S3.l5; Yellow jacket,
$40.
Passengers by the OrIaabu.
SAN FRASoIsco, Dec. l0.-The 0riza-
ba sailed to-day with the following pas.
sengers for Los Angeles;
Miss Katz, G Roller, C Marshall, J 8
Duun, J Coghlan, w Powers, - Robbins.
Miss Langdon, = Hughes, wife, daugh-
ter and child, Mrs A A Merrill, Fl Stass-
forth and wife, johnson, J r Briefly,
G A Taylor, o Hern, A J viele and
wife, c A Scott, Chas Henry, Mr..
Grelch and family, J Roller, Mrs Thor.
nickens.
For San Diego: Mrs G c Arnold, J
ID McDougal, Il N Eddy, Mira Lambert,
w d McLaran, Mr. Grimes and wife, ]
Rail.
Com mittee to Meet General Han
cock-A salvation saint Con-
fesses TO Murder.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. lO.--A recep.
tion committee has been organized to
meet General Hancock at Port Costa and
tender Lin the greetings of California.
A copy of the Melbourne Daily Teie-
graph, received to-day by the steamer
Australia, from Sydney, states that a
man named Knowles, member Of tbs
Salvation Army, confessed to Major Be-
ker, Of the Salvation Corps, that he
(Knowles) had murdered II. M. Bates,
the actor, well known on the Pacific
caast and who was found dead on one of
the highroads in Australia.
The Prison Directors Place Their
Loan.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l0.-It is stated
that Charles Crocker has loaned $50, 900,
at six per cent. interest, to the Board of
State Prison Directors, to make up the
deficiency in the prison funds.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l0.-Wheat
steady but quiet; buyer, season, 81. .95t9
l.06I. Barley steady and active; seller,
season, Sl.0l@l.0lg; buyer, season,
81 .l3@l.l3l.
Failed to Agree.
VIsALIA. CAL, Dec. iO.-The Jury in
the Marriott johnson murder trial were
out from Saturday at five o'clock y. NJ.
until noon to-day, but failed TO agree.
They were then discharged.
The Fronterns Indian Murder
Anotker Victim OF the Bisbeo
Raid.
TOMBSTONE, Dec. i0.-Ben Scott, one
of the men wounded near Fronteras,
Mexico, by the Indians, supposed to be
part of Geronimo's band, was brought
here this morning and makes the follow
ing statement of the killing of Bennett
and the wounding OF himself: He says
that six Indians attacked them, stole
their horses and blew up their supplies.
Bennett died at $3.50 P. N. after reaching
Fronteras. Scott will probably lose his
arm.
Mrs. Roberts. who was wounded in
the Bisbee trouble Saturday night, died
Sunday. The Sheriff s posse are in hot
pursuit and have trailed them to the
Chirieahua mountains.
In Favor or the 60 mi sioners-
Gen. Ilancock's Movements.
SALT LAKE, Dec. l0.-Five cases
have been brought against the Utah
Commissioners for deprivng certain
Mormons of the right of franchise under
the provisions OF tho Edmunds bill, and
were decided to-day by Judge Hunter
in favor of the Commissioners. The
eases will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
General Hancock leaves for the Coast
tomorrow morning.