Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-05
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Passengers south and East.
FnEsso, January 4.--The follow
ing 10 list of south bound pas.
sengers passing here to-day: n B Tow
er, Cotton; Mrs Pickum Mrs y Levitt,
II Friend, Mrs + L Porter, G c Keep.
r Logan, w w Taylor, L Riech, Mrs
Lareio, Mrs Hall, FW Hcyn. J Dolbeer,
& L Sladder, F B Nichols, c w Kirch-
ner, G. b Riddell, II V Deming, L B
Gordon, Mrs Mitchell, e A Covar aud
wife, Los Angeles; + L Parker. VI Mar.
cuse, Mrs Harvey. III Paso; Miss j viii
son, Miss Fisher, New York; Con Hay
wood and wife, Washington; C X Ortiz,
San Francisco; Mrs Perronett, Mrs
Sheppard, J Il Walsh, Deming; Serb.
per, w Winans, J A Barham, Cotton;
J Williams, J s Williams, H N horten,
Benson; Wright. w B Howard, W
Hunning, Ky; WI Hunsaker, Cotton;
w B Bathburn, Denver, 4 w Carpen.
ter, Carpenter, Newhall; f w Cham
bers, Roudard, Benson; C Chamber
lain, Deming.
9mhtu. tnb nuEutEtE- zR1
From the Train and HAS One Of
His Legs Cut or Fatal Coils
sion.
BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 4.--The northern
bound passenger train was six hours late
at Sumner this morning. The Mormon
murderer Smith, Of Los Angeles, under
life sentence to San Quentin for killing
his son, was on board. A few miles this
side Of Caliente he attempted to escape,
and jumped from the train while in
motion. He fell in such way that the
car wheels passed over and cut off one Of
his legs.
Two repair trains collided ON side
track at Sumner last night One China.
man was killed and several badly in
jurcd. Two fat cars and one caboose
were destroyed.
RaIn--The Contested Election.
San BEssARDISo, Gala, Jan. A.
There was q lively shower last night
with prospects of more. ri
The election case Is still before the
Supreme Court and will probably con-
sumo the balance Of the week.
The stock Hoard.
SAN FeAScIsco, Jan. 4.--virsinia,
soc; Curry, ~; Ophir, IA; Nevada, 2;
Alpha, l;Best, f;lOyerman, l5c; Bullion,
95; Savage, So; Bodie, 2
The California Flour Market.
SAN FRAscIsco, Jan. 4.-The e. 1m
House statistics show that duriug the
past year one million barrels of flour
have been shipped from San Francisco,
with n total value of 1000 900. The
flour wns principally shipped to Great
Britain, Central and South America
This Is tho largest annual shipment OF
-four ever known in the history of Cali
fornia.
Cheap Passage From France.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4.--Circular No.
ia of tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has been issued. 1t states that
orders for emigrant passage to San
Francisco from Havre, France, will be
furnished by the Company upon appli.
cation. The price of these tickets is
$50. They are good for storage passage
BY steamer from Havre to New Orleans
and for third class passage by South
ern Pacific Railroad through Texas from
New Orleans to this city
The Lucky Baldwin shooting
Affair.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-There are no
new developments in the Lucky BALD.
win shooting affair. Miss Baldwin, the
young woman who did the shooting, is
still in jail on the charge of assault with
intent TO kill The wounded man is
resting quite comfortably tonight. The
ball has not yet been extracted from his
arm. The wound is likely to prove
very troublesome, but is not considered
necessarily dangerous.
Prince ArisnGawa Explains.
SAN Francesca, January 4.-The ia.
panese Prince Arisugawa, now sojouIn-
ing in this city, was much ams sed over
the dispatched from Washington that
have appeared to-day. These stories, it
is claimed, place him in an unfair and
unjust light. He has spoken Of the
matter to his secretaries and members
of his suite, aud to-day made the fol-
lowing explanation Of the affair: The
Prince remained in Washington only
about three days end a-haif. He was
on his way home, after long absence,
aud wished to maks all possible haste,
as his arrangements were made to con.
meet with tho steamer City of Pekin, to
sail on the 9th instant. The President
did not invite the Prince to dine. Presi.
dent Arthur called and said he regretted
that his EScellency was not to remain
long enough to accept an invitation to
the White House dinner. No invitation
was actually extended on account OF
the limited time, In place OF dinner
party trip TO Mount Vernon was then
arranged. This matter was given in
charge OF the Secretary OF State. No
invitations at all were given out by him,
the Prince attending as guest, simply,
and not knowing who would be invited
to meet him. He had no thought of
any discourtesy to any ono Int quite the
reverse, desiring TO do all in his power
to do honor to the people OF this coun-
try he is visiting. He regrets that such
misleading reports should have been
circulated, rs he is doing all in his
power to cement the long standing
friendship which has existed between
between Japan aud the United States.
Owing to q reported eoolness between
Mr.. Frelinghuysen and General Van
Bnren, that gentleman is supposed to
have been omitted, but Of this the prince
had no cognizance.