Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10
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Srocinl to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRESNO, Jan. 9.--Thc following il
list of south.bouud passengers passing
here to-day:
Douglas A Joy, Marshall, Mich; Mrs
c Samigos. Bodie; VIM Shaw, Tucson;
Dollar, A II Weeds, S +; Maj 7 A
Clark and wife, Oakland; Clarence s
Joy, Marshall, Mich; j w Schley Savsn-
nah, Ga; ID Hammond and family,
Carson, New; Mrs j II Vanderhors. and
daughter, Baltimore; M Mcfarland,
Utica. N Y; G Holloway. G A Wetmore,
L ID Witt, y +; 2 Anderson, Idaho; G
Haskell, l. A; c Lochner, s z X X; l.
Nj Dickey, l. A;J w Woodward, wife
and daughter, Kansas City; T. Snyder,
Harvey Breniger, Clinton, la.
Death ofDr. wakeIee The Case OF
Gox-Going TO Washington.
SAN FRANcIseo, Jan. "a telegram
received this morning from New York
announced an accident to DIR. n. =.
Waklee. of this city. who fell on Broad
way, receiving conclusion of the brain.
A later dispatch to the family announces
his death. Deceased was q pioneer and
amassed fortune in the drug business,
but lost all in the Ralston smash. OF
late years he recovered and succeeded
in accumulating considerable wealth.
He was 60 years OF age, aud leaves
wife and daughter in this city. 1t is
stated that his life was largely insured.
In response to questions regarding the
innocence OF Cox, the slayer of Charles
Mclaughlin, District Attorney Sullivan
stated to-day that the Grand jury would
probably indict Cox for murder. He adj
ded: "Whether jury can be found to
convict him is hard to tell. But must
not say any more, because if he is in
dioted I'll have to try and convict him.
Ex-AttorneyG General Hart leaves for
Washington in few days to argue the
case before the United States Supreme
Court of Joseph Hurtado, the Sacramen-
TO murderer. The case is to be heard
January 22d.
Redmond's Lecture.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 0.-The lecture
by Redmond. the Irish member of Par
Lament, in behalf of the Land League,
was attended by two thousand persons
and nctted about $1,000.
MchshuEhttu = Hstate
SAN Francisco, Jan. 9.-The will of
Charles Mclaughlin, who was killed by
Cox, was filed to-day for probate. 1t
shows that the estate is worth a million
dollars and the personal property is
valued at S5Sl $50. The entire proper.
ty is left to the widow, who is appointed
executriA
MOngOIian Immigration Falling
on.
San Francisco, Jan. 0.-The steamer
City of Toxic, which came into port late
last night, brought twenty Chinese
holding custom house certificates and
only twenty -one bearers of Canton Ger
titicates.
The stock Board.
san FRANCIsco, Jan. 9.-Best & Bel
cher, $50; ChollM, $3.50; Consolidated
NmAinig, 80; Crown Point, 10; Eurek a
Consolidated, Sl95; Gould n Garry,
81. .05: Hale Il Norcross, 81. Is; Mexican,
81 05; Northern Belle, ~; 0phir, 81. 50;
Potosi, 81 10; Savage, 81 .05; Sierra Ne
vada, $500; Union, 81 60; Yellow Jacket,
81 80.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. Q. 9.-Wheat STEADY
but quiet; s-llor, Sligo; seller season,
Sl.6l4@l .65; buyer, season, 81. 500 .Sl4.
| Barley, firm and active; seller season,
81 0301 l.03i; buyer, season, Sll3s@
LII,
Tragic Ending OF n Wedding.
OGDEN, Utah, Jan. 9.-An awful
tragedy occurred yesterday at Elgin,
Idaho. A newly married couple, whe,
two hours before, were pronounced one
until death should them part were
sitting together in the house OF the
lady's parents enjoying the society OF
their friends, when ten -year-old broth
er of the bride came up with small
pistol which he had taken from trunk,
and thought to play 'scare" with his
sister by pointing the weapon toward
her, but in the foolish game the gun was
discharged, sending its contents into his
brother-in-law, the hall entering the fore
head, producing instant death. The
young mans name was Thomas G.
Parker and his wife was a Miss Nellie
Smith. Both were much esteemed citi =
2ens of the place.
An Editor Chastisei.
OGDEN, Jan. 9.-United States Mar
shal Nandercook was published in the
Ogden Herald as engaged in gambling
game. In return Nandercook assaulted
the editor, Haefie, of the Herald and
| severely chastised him,