Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-09-14

G Hosier and wife, Indiana; Z Hammer.
ly, Sacramento; Mrs Mayficld, San
Bernardino; A w Strong and wife, Hi.
nois; II o Culver, Secretary Y NJ G A,
Oakland.
Refuses TO Quarantine Vessels
from Infected Ports.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. l3.-Quarantine
Officer McAllister, of this city, refuses to
quarantine vessels from Guaymas, Mex
leo, not having, he states, received Off
cial communication OF the yellow fever
prevailing at that port He viii not
quarantine until notified by the Ma
| tional Board Of Health at Washington.
Dispatches were forwarded to-day to the
| United States Consul at Mazatlan asking
for information. 1t viii probably be
-four or five days before an answer is re-
ceived.
General Longstreet Interviewed.
SAN FRANCISCO, September l3-Gen-
eral James Longstreet, OF Georgia, who
was interviewed ON the Malone move;
ment in Virginia, said al don't know
Just what you mean by the Malone
movement, but if il means an effort to
| bring the Southern States into closer re-
lations with the Federal Government,
and educate and elevate all classesof the
people, | am heartily in sympathy with
it." Did you discuss the plans for party
work in the South? "No; | don't
know that we did We talked chiefly
about Virginia. Outside of that State
the Democratic party is solidly in
trenehed in the Southern States. The
Republican party is in very bad hands;
chiefly in the hands Of negro politicians.
They call themselves politicians, and
they are certainly not statesmen.
Abuse or Chinese Restriction.
SAN FRANclsoo, Sept. l3.-It is being
developed that the Treasury instructions
to Custom House authorities regarding
Chinese in transit is being abused. Tho
instructions provide that Cinnamon ar
irving here EN- route from other points
may land on certificate given BY the
Chinese Consul il they produce them
within the specified time The Custom
House officials acknowledge that it fire.
quently happens that Cinnamon who
come ashore in this way manage to stay.
They cite the case of four from Cuba
who never departed, although the Con-
sui avows that they did. At the pres.
ent time there are about thirty here
who have never left.
The stock Board,
SAN FRASusoo, Sept. l3.-Best and
Belcher, so; Chollar, $40; Consol
dated Virginia, 55; Crown Point, l.35;
Eureka Consolidated, Il; 0phir, 365i
Potosi, 100; Savage, 2.05; Sierra Ne.
vada, 40; Union Consolidated, 4.95;
Yellow Jacket, 81; Gould & Curry,
go; Hale 4 Norcross, 40; Mexican,
800; Northern Belle, 81
col. Preston Dead.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l3.-Colonel
Albert W. Preston, U. s. A., died to-
day
wheat aud Barley Market.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. Wheat
firm aud lively; seller 81 69@L7l4
buyer 81 .75I, Barley firm and lively; sci.
Ter | 02l@ .03l; seller season l.0lY@
l,02; buyer l.0S4; buyer, season, 49,
I@Ll5i,
Cro0kedness at vallejo.
VALLEJO, Cal, Sept l3.-Several
days ago Board was appointed at the
Navy Yard to investigate the glaring
irregularities charged against the fore
man of the iron platers, Daniel Harring.
ton. On the report OF the Board. Capt
John Irwin, coInmandant of the Yard,
has suspended Harrington, pending
final action in his case by the depart
ment at Washington.
The Land Troubies in Croatia.
AGRAM, Sept. I3--The violence of
the rioters against the laud owners be-
tween elena and Palrinia is increasing.
The military force which was sent to
the scene of the disturbance was com
PEELED to fire into the dense mass of
rioters at Jakoboriz, killing fifteen and
wounding many others.
Prizes for the Huter-State Rifle
Mateb-Nine superintendent
Attacked.
VIRGINIA, New, Sept. l3.-Gcncral
Forman and Col. Boyle, of the Nevada
State militia, have presented elegant
trophies obc competed for by the marks
men at the Interstate rifle match next
week.
Superintendent Heating, of Hale &
| Norcross, was attacked this afternoon
| by Thomas Waters, n miner who had
been discharged the previous evening.
Waters rushed upon Heating just as the
latter was about to descend on his regu.
lar daily inspection. Heating caught up
a wedge to defend himself and struck
Waters in the side Men standing
around interfered and Heating went into
the changing room,
surveyors once and Records
Burned.
OLYMPIA, W. r., Sept. ia lire this
morning destroyed the Surveyors Gen
erals Office and other buildings. All
the land records were burned. Loss
$50, 900; insurance unknown.
Movements of WIZARDS Party.
PORTLAND, Sept l3.-General Grant,
ex-Secretary of state Evarts and some
others of Wizards party left this morn
ing for the Cascades. From there they
will take the train direct to the East.
yellow Fever Raging in ssuaymas.
Benson, A. r., Sept l3.-Georgo d.
Rice, Superintendent of the Boston Mill
and Mining Co., Tombstone, Just re-
turned from Guaymas, states that yell
low fever is raging in Guaymas and Her
mosillo, and that eleven dea' his occurred
in GuaYmas the day before he left.
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