Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-31
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steamer Passengers.
SAs FRxxgsco, Marchi 30. - The
stesMer Ofsaba sailed at o A. NJ. TO- day,
with the following passengers for Los
Angeles: Mrs Buckley, Mrs Nixon and
two children, M @ Nixon, C Lewis
and wife, Miss A NJ Starr Mrs Eliza A
Dean, Mrs NJ Beach, Mrs S II Wheeler,
Charles Erpery, H Nathan. J w Brown
and wife. " S Ferguson, ID g Pixley, G.
P Love, 6hss Pfessell, wife snd mother,
Miss Eliza Wilsey, Miss Kate Lynch, +
Bann, Mrs Rudolph, II Smith, Samuel
Garrett and wife. d West, Captain J
Hackett.
raes.Rig Esrthauake.
sAssF4&sdIsco. March s0,-A alight
shock OF earthquake occurred at seven
forty five this morning. Farther south
the shock was heavy. At Watsonville.
Santa Cruz county, nine shocks were
felt. breaking crockery, plastering, etc.
At Hollister, Sap Bebito county, plate
glass windowssysre smashed and brick
building orAdked. causing temporary
panic on the streets, which were filled
with inhabitants, many in undress.
Markets.
san Francisco, March 30.-Wheat
duh, SI,S0aSl. So; barley dull, weak,
spdt 81 .42S do Aprilsl .2la, Maysl.2ls,l
buyer season 81 24s, seller, S3e(98I.I5i,l
bran sl6l@sl7; hay lower SIT 50@S20.
An1stlJo rtans lnsursnce 1pecisl on.
PsRrk ID, Or, March 29.LIn the
case vi SHe vs.. the. Home Mutual In.
saranee Company, Judge Deadly, ia the
United States District Court, to-day de
oislsd On demurrer to the complaint
that any person who has legal or
equitable interast in property, or is so re-
lated Or interested in itthat injury to it
may cause him pecuniary loss, has an in
surable interest therein, and that judg
ment creditor has an insurable interest
in the property of Judgment debtors.
but cannot recover from the insurer
upon injury thereto as far as loss to him.
self, unless he also shows that the
debtor has not sufficient property left
out OF which judgment can be salts.
fed. Il syssi s@
Naldfng Reds.
LoRn2BuRo, N. NJ, March 30.-A
Sspar special says: A band Of thirty In
iians attacked the sheep ranch Of q Ger
"a :, s<.,n,, ,,.;3os <..&k ,s xy.x .,y... . -
four P. NJ. yesterday and killed about
forty head Of sheep. The herder was
cut off from the ranch and made his way
into Separ at late hour last night
Fifty Indians were seen near Acock's
ranch, Arizona, last evening going in the
direotiun Of Clifton. = 500
WAshfSerox. March 20 Indian
Commissioner. Price to-day reGlved
telegram from Agent Wilcox, at San
Carlos Agency, A. r., dated yesterday,
as follows: Continued quiet among the
reservation Indians. l am keeping
vigilAnt watch over them and no signs
appear Of their ommitting work for any
purpose. Yesterday . report OF nine cit
izens being killed by Indians from Old
Mexico, near the upper Gila, on the line
between New Moxico, is confirmed to-
day. ~ M
smalI-Psx.
FoRr ScorT. Kas., March 30.-The
Mayor and Postmaster of Empire City
have sent for aid and nurses 10 care for
hfylpsople ddwn vith small pox. The
city n quArsntined against by ell sur
rounding places. The disease is said to
be ON the increase.
Felger's Health.
WAsHrSoroS, March 29-The health
Of Secretary Folger continues to improve.
His strength Is very much weak ened,
sud it \ Virtually settled that he goes to
Bermuda, but the date Of his departure
depends upon his physical condition.
Germany's GIFTS.
WASHINGTON, March 2g.-The Presi.
dent to-day received from Berlin 1900
marks for the benefit of sufferers from
floods in the West OF this amount
800 marks wAs contributed by Z the
Emperor and Empress of Germany.
A Horrible Accident.
New YoRK, March 29.-The TriJaae's
Boston special ssys: A horrible accident
occurred this evening sar Readville
station, on the New Yoik and New Eng
land Road, few miles from Boston. The
sdraw-bar between the locomotive and
tender on an outgoing freight train broke.
The fireman, Francis Sturges. aged
twenty, fell into the gap. and in falling
grasped the brake rod and was dragged
tor quarter OF a mile, his feet striking
!. against the ties and wearing the flesh
rom the bones. He dung to the brake,
In sight Of the engineer, who was with
out the power to render aid. He whisiled
for down brakes, hat the brakesmen did
not respond, and it is alleged that they
were not at their posts OF duty Finally :,
the poor fellows strength giving out, he
fell beneath the train and was Killed.
The New Temperance Movement.
NEW YORK, March 29.--The Mail and
Express thinks the Temperance move.
ment lately inaugurated here, on the
plan Of the English Association, for lin
iting the sale OF liquors, will sweep over
the whole land. Ii proposes to limit the
groggeries TO one for every 900 people,
end legislation I, asked to effect the re-
striotiop.
Doston's Baby Brutality.
BosroS, March 30. --Goy. Butler has
made charges against the Tewksbury
Almshouse, and an investigation Is now
in progress. The charges are for mis-
management, and the investigation is
attracting much attention. From the
testimony of witnesses it appears that
very bad state of affairs exists in the in.
stitution. Bodies Of those dying are sold
to medical institutions by the Superin-
tendent Of the Almshouse. Dissection
showed in many cases that infants had
been given no food for twenty-four hours
preceding their death. Several hundred
deaths occurred every year at the Aims.
house, Bodies are often picked in bar.
rels by the Superintendent and sent to
Boston. Sometime funeral services are
held over collins filed with wood.
The Enjoys to Visit Gen. Han
cock.
New YoRK, March 30.--The Malaga
ENJOYS received and accepted an invita-
tion from General Hancock to visit Gov
ernor's Island to-day. A salute of fifteen
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