Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-20
THE LATESTl
Especial 10 the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Conany.i
PACIFIC COAST.

FRgsNo, Sept. l0.-fhe following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
II b Everest and family, Riverside;
Il w Gould, Jas Heron, Mrs J Levy
J Sumter, VIM Rickaby, s g Richard
son. B l. Mcfarland, J NJ Nallette, San
Francisco; j. A Carr, Fort Lowell, A +;
l. M Jones, Houston, Tex; w q Jack
son, st Louis; Miss Il J Gordon, Miss
Annie Brown, Rochester, N Y; Miss
Lila Schieffelin, Miss f. schieffelin, Ii
oga, Pa; Miss Clara Wollweber, Miss l.
Hammond, Miss II Buckley, Los An
geles; II Hare and wife, Albion, Ill; S E
Gay, Benicia: Miss S Flanagan, San
Gabriel; Mrs l. Stratton, Pasadena; NJ
Roberts, Camp Henry. Ogn; Miss NJ NJ
jackson, Riverside; Geo Heine, Colnsn;
J w Ross, Los Angeles; J II Collier,
Oakland; Il J Roberts, III Paso, Texas;
Chas Fleming, New York; J b Kerns,
Deming; Mrs Bigbam, Truckee; Frank
G Roberts, Oregon.
George II. RieketsOn Victim of
the yellow Jack-Many other
Americans Believed to Have
succumbed Z " IN. II. Hooper
Down with Fever.
SAN FRANusoo, September 10. In.
telligence received to-day from Quay
mas announces the death at that place
from yellow fever of George B. Ricket.
son, an old resident OF this city, and
VIM. b. Hooper, a member of n ship
ping firm here, is seriously i'll from the
same disease. 1t is supposed that
many other Americans have succumbed
to the disease, but is impossible yet TO
obtain the names. The action OF the
Mexican authorities in secreting the
existence OF yellow fever is severely
condemned Ii is now known that
many were suffering from the disease
long before the authorities permitted it
to be made known.
Died from His IDjuries-An
Pioneer Gone The Methodists.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l0.-Alexan-
der Weed, the Knight Templar who, on
the day OF the parade, was thrown from
his horse, causing n fracture Of hi, leg,
died this morning. The deceased was
prominent business man of this city.
His death WIS quite unexpected as up
to last night he was apparently doing
well and recovering from the accident.
Stewart Brooks, California pioneer,
died this morning at his residence in
this city, aged 81 years. Deceased was
in early days prominently identified
with mining interests and improvements
in this city. OF late years he has lived
principally in the East and Europe and
returned here only few weeks ago
The Thirty-frst annual session of the
California Methodist Episcopal Church
opened this morning, Bishop Henry w.
Warren presiding. One hundred and
twenty members were present.
Accident TO General Mcdowell.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l0.-General
Mcdowell, late Commandanl of the Pa
ctic Division U, s. a., was thrown from
buggy yesterday. HIS injuries at first
were supposed to be slight aud little at
tention was paid to the matter. To-day
they assumed q more serious turn, his
mind wandering, with relapses into a
comatose state. His friends state that
his injuries are much more serious than
could be supposed.
Wheat and Barley slarket.
SAN FRANoIsco, Sept l9.-Wheat
firm but dull; seller, sl69@l 70;
Barley, unsteady and lively; seller 95@
9Gc; seller, season, 94a@95c; buyer, sea-
son, 81 0S@Sl, l0f.
The stock Hoard
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. l9.-Best aud
Belcher, 3 65; Chollar, 3.05; Consol
dated Virginia, .50 Crown Point, l25;
Eureka Consolidated, 6; Gould &
Curry, 255; Hale & Norcross, 420;
Mexican, 2.60; Northern Belle, 600;
0phir, $40; Potosi, l.l0; Savage, l.95;
Sierra Nevada, 4,l0; Union Consoli
datoJ gS. J,cL.t q %