Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-23
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PACIFIC COAST.

2 PACIFIC COAST.
FRrsxo, Sept. 22.-The following is
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to day:
b. s. Richardson, I. Welisch, J g.
Connar, T.W. Fem, T. A. McAyoy, 5.
A. Hagdorin, r, II. Wilson, San Fran
cisco Mrs. G. DAILY, Mrs. Titus, Los
Angeles; Z. NJ. Jacobs and family, Mrs.
Culver and son, Arizona Mrs. j. A.
Pascal, Mrs. II. @. Ward and two chill
dren, Miss Emma Anderson, Montana
Miss Hail. Ohio; Miss Celle, New York;
K. Wiley, Georgia j. w. Driskill and
wife, Miss Emma Driskill, Miss Jessie
Driskill, Miss Belle Carver, Texas Mrs.
o. c. Peck, Nebraska; Thomas Watson,
Mafysville; w. G.. McGregory, Pasa-
dena George Reed, Hollister, Califor-
mia; H. W. Easburn, Philadelphia; J.
M. Cant, Tennessee l.. NJ. Gill, Stock
ton.
Judge Fields Forthcoming De-
cfsion-fIong Kong Citizenship
not Available.
SAN FRANcrsco, Sept, 22'-An i'm
portant fact bearing on the question of
the Hong Kong Chinamen who, claim
ing to be British subject, claims also
as such the right to land in the United
States, has been brought out. A case
of this nature comes up here for final
decision before Justice Field, of the Su-
preme Court, on Monday next. In the
meantime, it occurred 10 Judge Field to
have that portion Of the statutes of
Great Britain governing the naturaliza-
ton OF aliens examined, to see what
rights under the act were conferred by
the imperial government on individuals
of alien races. The Post this evening,
in a long article, publishes the result Of
the researches made at the office of the
British Consul. One clause in the act
referred to, specially enacted for the
guidance Of colonial legislatures, pro-
vides that when any measure for such a
purpose is proposed, the Governor
should ascertain whether his instruc-
tions do not require the Insertion of a
suspending clause; and il SO, he should
take care that the words are Inserted in
the terms Of the statute contining privi-
leges 80 granted to the limits Of the
colony. Guided largely by this Judge
Field will decide that Chinamen naiur.
allied us British subjects are only such
within the limit, of the colony where
in their naturalization took pllee and
that ChiDameu born in HON. Kong
must establish that fact under pass
port issuol over the authority ef the
British Governor before any tights
claimed by such can be properly con-
sdered in the Courts OF the United
States.
Conflict Between Hsustiers and
Neairans R.port Abont Charley
MeComas not Confrmod.
Tucson, 4. r., Selt PA Lords
burg. n. NJ. specia says Four rdsS.
lers passed Guthrie yesterday about ten
o'clock, going in the direction of Clifton,
driving stock. In short time five
Mexicans passed in hot pursuit. The
Mexicans returned at four P NJ, re-
porting two honrs fight, in which two
rustlers were killed. Two horses were
recaptureh. Their belts show ed they
had nearly exhauste their ANN unition
Last night the rustlers, reinforced, re-
turned TO have it out with the Mexicans
and now have them surrounded in n
house. 1t will probably end unfortun-
ately for the Mex;cans
A Silver City special says; There is
nothing definite concerning the Mexicans'
report oi seeing Charlie McComai with
Juh's banl, near Casa Grande.
yellow We've at Gnaymus.
GuAYMAs, Mex, Sept 22.-Nine
deaths from yellow fever have been re.
ported during the last twenty -four
hours. The thermometer has risen TO 81.
Fears are again entertained that under
the great heat and hlthy condition of
the streets the fever will again increase
and spread. Eleven new cases were re.
ported yesterday. Not enough rain fell
to cleanse the streets and the hot sun
following has tended to increase
malaria. The increase of deaths and
the new cases have driven people almost
frantic, not knowing VIII, ther they should
flee from the city or remain in hope that
the worst has passed The members of
the Biar'l of Health have proved them
selves utterly incompetent to deal with
the matter. 1t is rumored that Del
Vale, millionaire of this ci.y, who
fed to the country, has died. No news
from Hermosillo.
The stock Board,
SAN FRANcIsoo, Sept. 22.-Bsst aad
Belcher, $50; Cholar, 800; Consol-
idated Virginia, 90; Crown Point, *;
Eureka Consolidated 600; Gould &
Curry, 260; Hale 4 Norcross, 4l5;
Mexican, 27O; Northern Belle. -;
0phir, 355; Potosi, LIS; Savage, 200;
Sierra Nevada, 4.20; Union Consoli.
dated, 4.20; Jacket, 3.l5.
Wheat and Barley Market.
San FRANoIsco, Sept 22.-Wheat
steady but quiet; seller Sl.7Os,,
buyer, season, sl.s5. Barley, steady,
active; seller, $l.00@Sl. .004; seller, sea-
son, 99@99l; buyer, season, sl.l34@
Sll4.
Ammunition for Chino.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The new
steamer Alameda which arrived this
evening from Philadelphia, via Cape
Horn, brought large consignment of
war ammunition for the Chinese govern
ment. not entered on the steamers mani.
fest. 1t is consigned to the same address,
Smith & Co, Shanghai, as previous ship
men,s. The steamer will run in the Ha-
waiian trade. The voyage from Phila-
delphia here was made in the remarka-
bly, short time of forty-seven days.
Humphreys and Carpenter De-
nOunced.
SAN jose, CAL, Sept 22.-At meet
ing of the Democratic Central County
Committee, held here to-day, resolutions
were adopted endorsing Railrond Com
missioner Foote and denomcing Car.
penter and Humphreys.
Ex-Marshai Poole sunstruck.
SALINAS, Cal, Sept. 22.-Ex. Marshal
Poole, while walking from the railroad
depot up town, Suffered sunstroke. He
is now at the hotel here and in a deliri-
Gus condition. Thermometer l02 in the
shade.
FOREIGN.