Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-08-19
THE LATEST
PACIFIC COAST.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.



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Passengers south and East
FRESNO, Aug. lS.-The following is q
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
M Rons6eld FL Vanderburo. q M
uentz NJ brown FB such. w Morton,
Mrs N 4 Notrocb. Mrs Forester. San
Franc;sco. Mrs / Law and two chill
5ren Sacramento. Mrs ME Richard.
Nan Gabriel. Fred Brown. Bodie: o p
sloan Nav York, John Lower. Henry
ower 81 ,Josepb Mo, q + Retailer.
1T Demming. New Mexico.
coneinve Notes.MniHn's nno WIS.,
ltors sun Arrivhhs
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug l6.-Based on
the assertions made by prominent hotel
keepers OF this city, II IS estimated that
fully three thousand people, including
Knights and visitors, nave arrived unr-
ing the last twenty-four hours. The
city is each day assuming mere July the
appearance OF being en- 9ranoe Jefe. ana
many here say that IN decorations and
general display 1t lar surpasses what was
done in Chicago. One reason OF this is
that the construction and situation OF
the city is better adapted to such an oc-
casion rs the present one than is Chi.
cago or any other large city IN the
United States. The great event OF to.
day was the arrival oil the ~. Bernard
Commandery OF Chicago. A delegation
from this city, as has been already an
nounced, met them at Truckee. On
their arrival here they We're met at the
ferry by full force OF San Francisco
Knights, accompanied by knights OF
Illinois, who had already arrived. Al.
ter an exchange Of greetings ali TELL
into line, headed by the Hawaiian band
and followed by the California Command
cry, mounted ON black horses, Next came
the Presidio band, and then IN the follow
ing order the Golden Gate Commandery,
the Illinois knights, the 81. Bernard $
band, the st. Bernhrl Cammandery
bringing up the rear Notwithstanding
that tho st. Bernards looked tired and
dusty, the march up Market street pre-.
sented an imposing appearance, and
gave a good idea OF what the grand pro-
cession on Monday next will be. The
st. Demands were conducted TO the
Baldwin Hotel, where they have esfab-
lished their headquarters. The Oregon
steamer this morning brought down the
Oregon knights, numbering two hun
dred and fifty. They were received by
q committee delegated to meet them and
conducted to Saratoga Hall, on Geary
atraat SaVarnl Mt than avnrAqQp6 Them
selves highly gratified at the arrange
ments made for them and delighted at
the appearance OF the city. Among
others that have arrived to-day IN addi-
ton to those already reported are the Ball
timore and Washington Communicates.
As the railroads arenow running specials
in addition to regular trains, Command
cries from all parts OF the country are
now reaching here at different hours.
To-day, and to-day Tor the first time
for days past, trains have arrived on
time and so far as can be learned all
seem pleased and gratiiied at the care
and attention shown them, as also for
the excellent arrangement for their So
journ. Besides the Knights the stream
of visitors has set in. The hotels are a
show in themselves. Never since the
days Of 40 has San Francisco experience.
ed such a connection and sensation and
no better exempliication OF this is
shown than what can be seen at the no.
tells. 1t is q jam and good natured
one. AT the Palace alone there are
over three thousand, with some hum
dreds still to come Like the street cars
there will always be room for one more.
The names Of all the Communicates for
competitive drill are not yet known.
They will be handed in during the early
part of the coming week.
All day to-day the ladies of the Trien-
NAL Conclave have been busy arranging
the Pavilion for the religious service to-
morrow. The Knights of San Francisco
will proceed there in procession, forming
an escort to the Grand Eocampment.
Visiting Knights are at liberty to attend
or not, but it is stated at the committee
rooms that all who can will do so. The
Pavilion will, therefore. probably be
filled to overlooking. A certain mum
Der of invitations have been issued to
civilians and so great is the desire to
witness the services that invitation
tickets would, il offered for sale, com
mand large price. Many OF the mos
respectable people have found it impos
sible TO obtain them, the reply being
that all the invitation tickets printed
had been issued. Tonight there is Q
full dress rehearsal at the Pavilion OF
California Communicates. The official
programme of next weeks doings has
just been issued, and the COMMITTEES
states that the order laid down will b,
strictly adhered to. The procession on
Monday will start promptly at II
O'Clock, The California Comlnandery's
hospitable headquarters at Platt's Hall
have been crowded the entire day. All
that is required to sustain the knights
on their pilgrimage is dispensed freely
The Commandery is keeping oper
house, and all who enter are warmly
welcomed. The arches are completed
only few touches remaining to b.
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