Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-02
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FHEsso, Nov. 1.-The following ia
list Of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs L NJ Ridley, J q Dunlap, y San.
derson, Sam Polaski. y + Smith, n p
Morrison, Los Angeles; Mrs NJ Edwards.
Amador; $ J Abbott, Philadelphia; III 6
Wcfering, New York; Mrs Weeks,
Bowie, ] w Bell and wife, Austin. Tex;
$ w Walker, w Croney, ] Haas, E s
Irving, A Wiener, San Francisco; d
Goldsmidt, Santa Ana; Mrs Banks, New
York; Mrs w w West, New Orleans;
Chas Barr, Chicago; II d Potter aud wife,
Tucson.
The stock hoard.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Best and
Belcher, 3.S5; Chollar, 230; Consol.
idated Virginia, so; Grown Point, | 80;
Eureka Consolidated, 4l5; Gould a.
Curry, so; Hale & Norcross, 2.lO;
Mexican, 3.l5; Northern Belle, -;
Ophir 562i; Potosi, 30; Savage, .85;
Sierra Nevada, 1856; Union 80; Vel.
low Jacket, 3.35.
Wheat and hurley Market.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l.--W heat,
steady, but Slow seller, season, S1.72l;
buyer, season, 81 S5i@sl .s6i. Barley,
firm, but quiet; seller, sl.05i; seller,
season, 81 .031@sl .03s; buyer, 81. l9l;
buyer, season, sll6l@sl.l62.
wrestling Match Between Mui-
doom and Whistler.
San FRANCIsoo, Nov. 1.-The Me-
chanics' Pavilion was crowded with an
attendance of about four thousand this
evening, TO witness the wrestling match
between Clarence Whistler and William
Muldoon, for $1,000, the entire gate re-
ceipts and the championship of the
world. Up to midnight the first fall had
been won by Muldoon, in forty eight
minutes, and the second by Whistler In
forty-two minutes. The conditions Of
the match are the best two in three.
The SILK Exposition.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-The formal
opening Of the silk filature Of the State
Board Of Silk Culture took place to-day.
Governor and Mrs. Stoneman were pres
ent. There were displayed thirty jars
of prize silk for which prizes will be
awarded tomorrow An exhibition Of
the silk industry in all its stages Is TO be
opened in Dashaway Hall.
Miss HiiI sues sharou for Divorce
SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. l.--Nliss Sarah
Althea Hill, who claims to be Mrs
Sharon has brought suit in the Superior
Court against Senator Sharon for di-
vorce, division of the alleged commu-
nifty property and alimony.
Bridges Exhibits Kings Power
of Attorney.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l.-Chief En-
gineer Bridges, Of the U. s. Central
Railway, shovel an Associated Press
representative to-day the power of attor-
ney signed by Richard King, dated April
IL, 1888, constituting Bridges his attor-
ney to assist in the formation of the
company. King subscribed fifty shares.
The construction OF the road is consid-
cred perfectly feasible and the project is
viewed favorably.
Arrested ON suspicion.
VIRGINIA, New, Nov, 1.-The Sher-
i'll has arrested james Finsley and one
Seapp keeper OF the Ophir grade toll
road, on suspicion of being implicated in
the County Treasury robberyon Tuesday
last.
Sentenced for Life.
MODESTO, CAL, Nov. I.--F. 7. Wood,
who shot and killed Oscar Howell on
the 3lst of last March, was convicted Of
murder in the seeond degree. This
morning Judge Hewlett sentenced Wood
to life imprisonment at Folsom.
Drowned While Crossing Noyo
River.
MEspocINo (Call Nov IA boat
containing eight Of the crew of the U. 8.
Steamer McArthHr, while crossing the
bar at the mouth Of Noyo river yester-
day capsized, aud Quartermaster An.
drew Rose was drowned. The balance
swan ashore. Rose was unmarried aged
twenty. His parents reside in Scotland.
The Hanford Eviction.
HANroRp, Nov. Marshal Drew
yesterday finished as far as possible re.
moving thh property of John w. Cock
rill from the latter's home. 1t is claimed
that the papers were not served on
Cockrill, consequently he is not legally
disposed. This morning Marshal Drew
departed, leaving Messrs. McAuliffs and
Reilly to hold the land for the alleged
new claimant, Knox.
surrehder OF Renegade Apaches.
Tucson, A. T., Oct. 3l.--A Star
special to night from Fort Bowie says
Natehie and twelve other bucks, with
sixty.six women and children, at Silver
Creek, surrendered to the military sent
there to meet them. They claim to
come direct from Casas Grandes They
had no fight with Mexcans. Natchie
says they were told by Cayeteno, head
chief, TO come to Silver Creek, and then
wait ten days for him, nine men and one
woman. They say Geronimo with forty
Others will be there in three months.
One Indian, named Chihuahua, shot
through the right arm, says he was shot
by Chief Chato in drunken brawl.
chihuahua says the scouts killed Charley
McComas. He afterwards said he did
not know what had become of the boy.
Captain Rafferty, is at Silver Creek
awaiting the arrival of Cayeteno. head
chief, The impression prevails that
Crook was right after all.