Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
THE LATEST
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south ana Ess,

FRESNO, Nov. S.-The following is
list of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day:
win j Giddings, New York; 7 Meyer
field, s Simon, w s Stitt. CM Phodgers,
Mrs E J Smith and children, J Meyer,
j G Huggins, J Duffy, A Goldberg, San
Francisco; w I Hellings, Oakland; G
p McLan, James Tyler and wife, II +
del Vale, Mrs Alta Sutton, Mrs Geo
Ford and child, Los Angeles; M Hob
son J G Ward, and wife, Red Bluff; Al
bert Wright, Clifton, A L; G P Fagin,
Annie Fagin and child, Pomona; G A
Gaskell, Chicago; Il w Tyler, Anaheim;
Miss Rolfe, Nevada City; Mrs N Buff
fineton and children, Nevada; Miss NJ
+ Neer, Miss Nellie 0ffenbacher, Miss
Mamie Offenbacher, Urbana. o; Mrs M
s Ofenbash, Mrs VIM Groves and maid,
Mrs 8 II Wagner, Rosile, Cal; Miss
Eilie Wagner, San Jose,
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-'Best and
Belcher, 3.45; Chollar, 200; Consol-
dated Virginia, As; Crown Point, LOO;
Eureka Consolidated, 400; Gould &
Curry, Las; Hale Norcross,, l.7o;
Mexican. 2.7O; Northern Belle, =;
Ophir, 3.55; Potosi. 10; Savage, 10;
Sierra Nevada, 3.S5; Union 3.55; Yel-
low Jacket, 3.l5.
Another Pro Chinese Decision.
SAN Francisco, Nov .8.--Judge Hof-
man, of the United States District Court.
to-day decided that Chinese who went to
China prior to the passage OF The Re-
striction act are entitled to land.
wheat and barley Market.
SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. S.-Wheat
strong and lively; seller, Sl.70@ l.80;
buyer, Sl.S2; buyer, season, Sl.92f@
81 .93. Barley, firm and active; seller,
| 81. .O55; seller, season, 81 .O3a@ .O34;
buyer, 81 09i; buyer, season, Sl.lo4(G
sl.l5s.
A Foolish yaticinati0n.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-The New
York Star says; The election In this
| State Tuesday places Arthur at the
head Of the Republican candidates for
| 1884. Arthur has shown that he has
the possibility Of carrying New York.
The sharon-niii Case-Exciting
Scene in Court-The Contract
Produced.
SAN FRAycIsCo, November SIN the
Sharon Hill case to-day Miss Hill re-
fused absolutely to give up possession Of
the alleged marriage contract, until in
formed by the Judge that unless she
did, it would be ruled out Of the evidence
and would be considered as SO much
| annnoal Mr. fTvlar
| eneeayored to persuade her that she
need have no fears as it would remain in
the custody of the Court.
Miss Hill--"Mr. Sharon knows all
about it.
Mr.. Sharon--"I tell the Court II is
the damuedest lie that ever was
uttered"
Miss Hill-"As Your Honor orders
it, will deliver it and hold you, Judge,
responsible for my document.
The paper was then delivered, but the
Judge declined to assume any responsi-
bility, stating that it would have to bo
delivered into the Court in the ordinary
way. In order to identify it the Judge
put his initials, j. L. f., on it. Whom
| the document was shewn to Sharon, he
denounced it forgery in such indignant
terms that the Judge ordered him to be
removed from the Court. An animated
scene followed, in which counsel and all
present took part. 1t terminated only
by the order Of the Court to adjourn.
| The document will remain in possession
of the Clerk Of the Court until large
photographs OF ii are taken.
Fatal Duel ut ChapuItepec.
CRY OF MEXICO VIA GALVESTON, Nov.
S.-1here was duel at Chapultepec,
outside the city, this morning, between
Degheest, of the Mexican National Bank,
and Olivier. French merchant. The
latter was killed and Degheest badly
wounded. No seconds were used. All
the parties were well known. The
trouble was caused by dispute over
seats at the races on Sunday. The Brit
| ish Minister, with two American ladies',
and Degheest, left their seats to prone
made. Olivier and two ladies occupied
them. A quarrel ensued between Deg.
heest and Olivier. The former called the
police and the latter was elected. The
incident caused several challenges to be
sent to Degheest. He had another duel
arranged for tomorrow. There is in
tense excitement amongst foreigners.
Rain Reports From the North.
SoNoMA, Nov. S.-All day yesterday
and up to noon to-day it rained, and this
morning it came thick and fast. From
present appearances it will clear. The
sun is shining though there are some
clouds about the horizon.
SAN JOSH, Nov. S.--For the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock this even.
ing SO. Tooth OF an inch has fallen. Total
to date, l 81. The fall continues, with
prospect Of lasting all night
WAnoNvILLE, Nov SIT commenced
raining at P. NJ. yesterday and has
continued in showers since. Appear.
ances are good for more.
The probabilities are that the lumber
mills hereabouts will close for the season.