Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-01
THE LATEST!
speeiaI to the HKnALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south aud Eas.

Passengers south and Easd
FRESNO, Oct. 3l.--The following is a
lis of south-bound passengers passing
b re to-day
w d English, II A Goald, G. n Ar
thur, Oakland: 9 Goodman, wife and
three children, l. A 0rme, Phoenix, A
T; DR. Crooks and wife, Santa Barbara;
w III Crosby and wife, Racine, Wis;
Mrs } I.oney. Mrs Georges. Mrs Cope,
Los Angeles; j Bettner aud wife, River.
side; o ID Scott, wife and three children,
Texarkana; N Jacobs, r Duncan, w M
Caystile and wife, J Whitaker, San
Fraudsco; Mrs Miller, Tucson; w
Hupftld, Demorest. n Y;J Amoson,
England; Capt Cumming, Fruit Vale;
Mrs DIR Gross, la; Mia NJ Bradley, San
Jo.e; W romlinson, 4 Griffith, Tomb
stone; Mrs L Fridley. Mon; r Bowles,
b Thompson and wife, G l. Baker and
wife, Ind; J b Tuttie, Nnpa; Mrs X A
Kenton. Miss Ella Peters, 5 Brand and
wife, Globe.
The Stock Goara.
SAN FRANcHco. Oct. 3l.--.Best and
Belcher, 30; Chollar, 2.35; Consol.
idated Virginia, SIS; Grown Point, l.20;
Eureka Consolidated, So; Gould h
Curry, LOO; Hale & Norcross, 235;
Mexican, 1926; Northern Belle, -;
Ophir, 5.62; Potosi, 90; Savage, .05;
Sierra Nevada. 3.95: Union 1915; Vel.
low Jacket, 3.35
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SAN FRAHcIsco, Oct. 81 Wheat,
firm, but quiet; seller. sl.73f; buyer,
81 .7S4@Sl.7SA; buyer, season, Sl.S6t.
Barley, steady, but quiet; seller, 81 041;
seller, season, Sl.02f@sl .02s; buyer,
season; 81 l55@sl.l57.
Heavy Freight Reduction by the
CT II ~.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 3l.--Ycsterday,
in response to the request of number
OF Nevada shippers, the Central Pacific
made specially low rate for grim ship
ping from points in Nevada TO tide
water here. 1t was shown that Nevada
raised much more gram than was needed
for home consumption, and it being
found that the highest freight it could
aiIotd to pay 10 tide water was about SO
per ton, rate of $5 was made from
Reno to the bay and So from Battle
Mountain. The regular rate was about
S29 per ton.
The Shainw old ynms Case Com.
promised.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 81. Edward
Hyams, of tho clothing firm OF Hyams
Brothers, of New York and San Fran
cisco, against whom Judgment Of
$7S, 900 was obtained by Herman Shain-
wold, who afterwards had Hyams ar
rested at Elsp, New, on charges OF per-
jury andifraudulent attempt to defraud
the creditors, was released to-day, a
compromise having been effected The
case was dismissed.
Drnth of n. WolR.
san FRAScIsoo, October 3l.--At Q
o'clock this morning. at an informal
session OF the Pacific Stock Exchange,
Mr.. Gardner, Vice. President, called the
Exchange TO order and gave notice Of
OF the Exchange, upon which the mem.
bers voted to adjourn for the day. The
doctor says he died of apoplexy.
Chief Juh Not Dead Yet-Charlie
S1cComas Reported Killed by
Indians.
Ell PAso (Texas), October 81. -Advices
from Deming say that Juh, head chief
OF the Apaches, is not dead as reported,
but is now raiding Southern chihuahua.
Jose Lupaz, Mexican who has half
brother with Ghiet Geronimo, reports
that little Charlie MoComas was recently
killed by tho indians. The Indians, who
have been hovering around both sides OF
the boundary line, having been disap.
pointed in not receiving achievements
from San Carlos Reservation, are now
split up into small raiding parties, and a
good many horses have been stolen from
various places.
More yellow Fever Per steamer
SAN FRANcIsco, October 3l-The Pa.
cific Mail Steamer San Bias, which ar
rived this morning from Panama, brought
three cases of yellow fsyer-John Muir
ply, cabin passenger from New York,
Francisco Perez, from Acapulco, and
the steamers cook. The two last were
reported dying. Murphy Is recovering.
TIE vessel failed to fly the yellow flag
The surgeon was ignorant that tine sick-
ness was yellow fever. On the way up
she stopped at Acapulco, Mazatlan
and San Bias. No communication was
held at the latter place, as the fever was
still raging there At Maza Ian the
steamer took thirty passengers and got
clear bill OF health, The first case de.
veloped after leaving Acapulco. The
well passengers were transferred to the
steamer China and the sick ones to the
floating hospital
Cost of Chinese Traders CertiE-
Gates.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 81. The Balle-
tin says, on reliable authority, that
regular system OF fraudulent brokerage
is established at Canton to furnish Chi
nese traders certificates at from $40 to
$50 each. The cost depends on the
standing of the applicants friends who
vouch for him. The applicant is not
brought in contact with Chinese officials.
Hhniuu Oh HIS why W o&dihtVFhiu.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. 3l.--Private adj
vices this evening state that Hanlan,
the champion oarsman, left Toronto
yesterday for this city. He will row at
Vallejo and then 60 to Portland, Seattle
and Victoria. The race with Stevenson
at Vallejo will be an exhibition race.
Stevenson says il he is given $3.50 he
will pull so ns to make Hanlan row his
best time. Stevenson thinks he can
pull SO as to make Hanlan beat his best
eastern record.
sullivan and the Maori Coming
san Francisco, October 3l.--Padly
Ryan left Salt Lake to-day en- route for
this city, and j l.. Sullivan is expected
to arrive December 3d. He has the
Maori (Slade) with him. Jem Mace
paid the Maori 81 week; sullivan pays
him $3.50
a Question of veracity.
San FRAScisco, Oct 3l.-Lyman
Bridges, Chlet Engineer OF the United
States Central Railroad, the new pro-
jected line from San Francisco to Den.
vcr, in reply to tho dispatch saying that
the name Of Richard King, President OF
the National Bank OF Commerce of New
York, was unauthorized, says he holds
Kings power of attorney, and that King
had heartily endorsed the project and
paid his subscription. Bridges says he
doesn't believe King ever used the words
attributed to him and that it is a scheme
of the Central Pacific to undermine the
project
a Couaty Treasury Vobb How
IL was Done.
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