Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-22
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Passengers by the Santa Rosa.
SAN Francisco, July 2l.--The follow
Ing is the list of passengers by the steam
er Santa Rosa, which sailed this ever
ing;
o For Los Angeles-W G Connell, A
Garden, Mrs II L Garden, Miss Nj Hills
q Drakenfeld, A w Jackson, j 4
Hooper, H A Green, F E Stanton,
Wismer. R Fleming, C Damron, g \
Damron, wife and child, G. r Fitch. (
L Sears. C 8 Anderson, Mrs NJ {
Munger, D ] Perry, 7 G Morton, Mr.
3 Douglas. Mrs J Kelly, G Zeah, /
r Schnecht, A Sorell, 5 w Leule
wood, s Caldwell. A Anderson, Mis-
VIM skeleton and son, J s Craven, ]
Chronoske.
For San Diego-H ] Campbell, Mrs
McMoore, L I Ames, G NJ Smith, ]
q Thompson, R G Price, Varney, i
A Marquet. 4
More OF the sharon Rot.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81. -The Sb.ron
divorce case was resumed this moyilng
w. H. Porter, undertaken, too the
stand for plaintiff The object OF his
testimony was too show that afcasket,
In which some of the undsrclothes
Of Sharon had been placed b. plain
tiff. was so constructed that it
would be impossible to remove q part
OF it after being placed under ground
and put in package. Samuel Soule was
the next witness also for the plaintiff.
He gave expert ties iimony on the hand
writing, aud stated the marriage contract
was signed by Sharon also that my
Dear Wis letters was written by
Sharon.
Killed by a Passing Engine.
San FRANCISCO, July 2l.-Albrt U.
Batison. 20 years Of age, in jumping off
a train at Oakland, was struck by an
engine and received injuries which re-
suited in his death. His parents live in
Detroit, Michigan. He had resided at
Oakland but few weeks.
Extensive Failure and Remark.
able swindiing Scheme.
PORTLAND, July 2l..-Reports from
Eugene to-diy show that the failure Of
the Lurch Brothers, general merchandise
dealers at Cottage Grove, Lane Co., is
one OF the most disreputable in the his
tory Of the Ssate. aaron Lurch, the
senior partner, is in Jail on two charges
OF forgery. Since the attachment last
Friday it has developed that
Lurch has duplicated nearly every
note which he held against farmers, and
in one instance which has come to light
where he made seven copies of one note
Of $1,000. and hypothicated them all,
each in different towns in the valley.
There was another instance of an
$500 note being duplicated five times.
Probably 100 farmers are losers in
amounts varying from 800 to 800.
Lurch was clerk of the school dis.
trict without bonds, and its funds are
also involved in the failure. Their
liabilities will not be much less than
$50, 600, while il is believed the as.
sets will be under SIS, 600. One OF the
entan elementsis that il will be impossible
to tell which are forged and which IRE
genuine signatures to the duplicated
notes, 60 clsverly are the names imi-
tated. The senior partner has spent q
great deal Of money in the past five
years In riotous living. The feeling
among the farmers against him is in
tensely bitter.
Cow Bsys Dsisg Good work in
Montana.
SALT LAKE, July 2l.--News comes
from Judith City, Northern Montana,
that five horse thieves we're captured
and hanged in the vicinity Of Rocky
Point, a few days ago. The hanging
was done h. F6gularly organized gang
Of COW who set out to
round up thieves that infest
that secti5u Nd they are still doing
their work in good shape. They secured
thirty-two stolen horses from the quintet
Of outlaws, and then made short work of
them hanging the lot to the nearest tree.
In the region between Lower Judeth
and Musselshell within the last three
weeks Is horse thieves have been lynched
and II is probable that the end is not
vet. The campaign was begun by the
killing Of two thieves on Musselshell,
followed by dispatching two half-breeds
ct Celargett One was hanged on
ArmeIl creek and another near Fort
Magiunis. Two more were lynched at
Lewiston on the fourth, and a big
haul was made at Rocky Point, which
is the latest, making In all thirteen.
Fiattering Crop outlook and Its
Erect ON Wall street.
New YORK, July 2l.-The favorable
crop advices and an improvement in oul
foreign trade aud business throughout
the country we're general topics OF con
versation in financial circles during the
week, and have exercised considerable
influence in values at the Stock Elk
change, insomuch as it tended to brini
out strongly that the real situation out
side Of Wall Street was pro
ductive of good. which was plainly
reflected in return Of confidence nsal
the close. Crop accounts were uni
formally of the most favorable charac
ter and scarcely ever before il
the history Of the country have grow
ing crops progressed so far with 81
few mishaps as have occurred this sea
son. A remarkable feature Of the SIT
nation is the fact that grains promis
TO excel both in quality and quantity
nah ones strategy to Maintatr
His Hold,
WAsHrSoros, July 2l.-Legal repre-
sentatiyes Of Senator Malone will asl
the Virginia Court Of Appeals for an in
junction to prevent the delivery Of tn
poll books to the county officials for tn
purp Jse of carrying out the registerin
scheme passed over the Governors vet
by the Legislature at its last session
The ground Of the application will b
that the bill was not passed by the requi
site two-thirds majority Of the Legisla
ture. A point will therefore be mad
that the bill is not law. Mahone's oil
ject is to have Congressman electio
held in the old districts, whereby h
thinks he can maintain his present pos
ton.
National Prohibition Conveutic,
PrrrsBuRo. July Delegates to II
National Convention of the Prohibitio
Home Protection party to be held he
this week are beginning to arrive
large numbers. 1t is expected that Al
regular delegates and 600 alternative
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