Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-16
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers by the Orizaba.

Passengers by the Orizabn.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 The
steamer Orizaba sailed to day with the
following passengers
For Los Angeles j Torres and two
daughters, X Freud Mrs l. Il Gartbe
and son, Fred Brodbsck and wife, Mrs
Florence Williams, Miss Julia Nichlie,
Smitz, Robert Sherwood, Miss Buhn,
Jas u Nee and mother. & II Guyer and
vile, Mrs A l. Preniss Mrs Huntley,
DR. Mcintosh, II G Curtiss, T J Culver,
Mrs A oakland and child, q A vii.
helm, Susan Clark, j W Condit, T. Wing
and wife. q Meyer and wife.
For San Diego Henry Freygang, Geo
Philips, Mrs Walkup aud sister, c Flint,
Jno Londay, Chas Cranneli, T. l. Estee,
W Hatch, Maj w Il Perry, Carat. J
B Arambid, Rev j Mcdonald, NJ Dob
son, Mrs G l. Watson.
Effect of Fisk Il Hatrh's Failure
ut San Ernncisco- Nobody Hurt.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-The sns.
pension to-day OF Fisk 4 Hatch, of New
York, created more surprise than any
yet announced. This Is chiefly due to
the fact first, that tho suspended tru
were such heavy dealers in government
bonds. largely held on this coast; sec
ondly, they were the financial agents of
the Chesapeake h Ohio Railroad system,
controlled by e. Z. Huntington,
First Vice President Of the Cen
tral Paciic The announcement was
Immediately followed by rumors as to
the effect the suspension might have on
the railroad interests OF this coast.
Charles Crocker, President of the Cen
tral Pacific, stated emphaiically to n
representative of the A Associated Press
that it would have none; that neither
the Central nor Southern Pacific were or
could be involved with the suspended
firm. The bank managers interviewed,
said; ave are interested, but unin-
volved spectators OF the Wall street
troubles
California Banks all sound.
SAN FRANcIsco, May l5-Secretary
| Wadham, of the Bank Commissioners,
states that the banks in this city were
never on more solid basis than at pres
ent. He takes occasion, however, to
point out in circular issued by the
| state Bank Commissioners to the various
banks throughout the State, that the
proportion of cash on hand TO amount
due depositors, is only twenty per cent,
which is insufficient. The commission
ers recommend that the proportion be
increased to thirty per cent.
The New York Faiiures in Ore
gOD.
PORTLAND, Ogn.. May l5.-The sus-
pended bank OF Donnell, Lawson &
Simpson was the New York CORE
spondenis OF the Portland Savings Bank,
fairw on her 4 Brooke, w. r., the Bank
of McMnnviile, Ogn., and the First |
Natiosal Bank Of Union, Ogn. These
have placed sufficient sums with the I'm
porters and Traders National Bank of
New York TO honor all drafts ON the
suspended bank now in transit. The
total amount is not large and will not
embarrass the banks in the least.
Officers OF the Grand Lodge
10. o. r.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l5.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows elected the
following officers to day: f. p. Smith,
OF Oakland, Grand Master; Nathaniel
Cook, of Santa Clara, Deputy Grand
Master; C. T. McEachran, Of Napa,
Grand Warden; w. b. Lyon, of San
Francisco, Grand Secretary; John Han.
son, OF San Francisco, Grand Treasurer.
A resolution in favor of the establish
ment of home for aged and intirm Odd
Fellows was adopted.
wheat and harley Market.
SAN Francisco, May l3.-Wheat.
no quotations. Barley, weak and dull,
buyer, 81; buyer, season, .S9i@9O.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. - Best &
Belcher, 81 50; Chollar, 81 80; Crown
Point, 81 40; Gould \ Curry, Si.45; Hale
Il Norcross, 81 10; Mexican, Sl.55;
Ophir. Sl50; Potosi, .65; Savage, .S5;
Sierra Nevada, .65; Union Consoli-
dated, S2.l5; Navajo. So; Yellow
Jacket, -; Belle Isle, 80; Grand
frize, -.
Crop Prospects at Fresno.
FREsao, Cal, May l5.-lt rained last
night. Very little damage was done to
new-mown hay. The grain crop will be
| immense.
Tarred and Fenthered.
BoDiE, Cal May l5.-About o'clock
this evening number OF armed men
took forcble possession of Louis Cohn,
dry goods merchant, marched him up
the hull to the Bodie and Benton Rail.
way round house, and, without further
ceremony, tnrred and feathered him and
sent him off down the canon. Rumors
had been floating around all day that
something would be done to Cohn, and
a good deal Of excitement prevailed.
The cause Of the affair was the accusa-
tion made bya girl about ten years
old, daughter of railway conductor
named W. II. Beadle that, yesterday,
Cohn had invited her iuto room back
OF his store and had exposed his person
and attempted to violate her chastity.
Cohn was terribly frightened and cried
bitterly while in the hands Of the mob,
which numbered one hundred men, and
declared himself innocent. COINS
friends have sent team down to bring
him back, but at the present hour tnine
Z. NJ havs not returned.
Fatal shooting Hudson IL Co.'S
Statement.
Tucsoy, A. r., May l5.--Marces
Cruz WAS shot and killed instantly to-
day by another Mexican.
Tie statement of Hudson 4 Co. shows
liabilities of 1904, ,70l; assets, $780,
263
Suicide of Trooper,
SAN CARLOS, A. T., May l5.-Ser-
geant Walter Cow, Troop q, Third Cav
airy, during temporary alteration of
miud, suicided to-day, shooting himself
through the head with pistol.
EASTERN.
The Mexican Reciprocity Treaty
Ratified.
WAsuINGToN, May l5.-Romero, Mex
lean Minister, informed the Department
of state to-day that he had received
official notitieation from his government
Of the ratification by the Mexicon Sen
ate of the reciprocity treaty between the
Uaited States and Mexico.
Pablic Lands Restored.
WAsHNGToN, May l5.-The Presi,
dent has issued proclamation restoring
to the public the land, set apart by
executive orier as q reservation for
JIcarills Apache Indians, in the nortn-
western part of New Mexico, embracing
307 900 acres.
New Orleans Exposition Aid Bill
Passed.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-The Senate
passed the House bill to aid the New
! nrIanns Eynnsitinn hx, the l,.n of a mil