Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-31
Passengers Per santa Rosa.


Passengers Per santa ROSA.
BAN FRANoIsco. Aug. 3O.-The steam
er Santa Rosa sailed to-day with the
following passengers:
For Los Angeles d Boggs, Miss M
F Boggs, Mrs M A Briggs and daugh
Miss G M Burt and sister, G w Bene'
dict, Mrs q II Percy, + Cornell, J. u
Anderson, Mrs ID McAuliff, Mrs ID W
Morris, j w Dolan and wife, DIR Q X
1olhurst and wife, Mrs A Dorland, Miss
l. Sherman, Miss Verhave, Mrs Flatt,
Rev j Adam, II Decker, Mrs j Ii Bald
ridge, ii ID Kibbee, II Schonicke, H
Jones, Miss Tracy, Mrs c spiegel, A |
Ladd, Il Luedke, Miss F Benjamin. G II
Pridham, + w Holmes, Il CART and
mother. Miss II Lenard, Miss Drum
mond, Mary Phelps, J Wilson. d
Geary, G + Wallace, r Gribbin, Mrs
Prayer and child
For San Diego-Miss TX B Beckwith,
Miss Henry, Mrs S c Field, M Falk,
Miss b Faik, G II Perry, Miss Brealy,
Mrs Brealy, F Redmond, Martha N
Kapp, X Stevens, @ Shuttle, II X
Wheeler, Mrs Dolliver, M G Wheeler,
V Richie, p G Murphy, r Bailey.
Close of the Petainma Races.
PETALUMA, Aug. 30.-The first event
to-day was the finish Of yesterdays
postponed special trot. The fifth hea,
was won by Nighttime in 2:4l. Oscar,
who had taken two heats yesterday,
won the sixth heat and race in 2;39.
The free.for-all purse of 5000, two mile
dash, was won by Birdcatcher in 1887 !.
The next event was a running race for q
consolidation of $3.50, one mile dash,
won by Arthur in l:45. The lastrace OF
the meeting was trot for gentlemans
roadsters for purse of $50, won by
Ofiult, who took second. third and
fourth heats in 3:06, 2:5Sf and 1903.
Passengers south and East.
MERGED, CAL, Aug. 3O.-Following
is list of south-bound passengers pass.
ing here this evening:
f Hudson, Tucson, A 7; ] MARCUS,
Tucson, A T, H w Fenner, Tucson, A
7; VIM Hope, Tucson. A T; Miss Flora
Brown, Centerville; E Dreyfus, Tucson,
TT; Il C Southworth, San Francisco; B
X Flannell, Redding; L Maguierre,
Redding; Mrs Paymaster Fulten and
two children, U S N: M w Kales, wife
and nurse children, Phoenix, A T; c W
Havey, Iowa; Edward Copper, Los
Angeles; Amber, Lockford, N Y.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-Belle Isle,
10; Best & Belcher, 81. 40; Chollar, 50 65;
Crown Point, Sl.35; Grand Prize, SC. So
Gould & Curry, $3.50; Hale & Nor
cross, So 25; Mexican, 81 ,55; Navajo,
"a. 10; Ophir, SIPS; Potosi, 10
Savage, l,5O; Sierra Nevada, 100
Union Consolidated, Sl.3O; yellow
Jacket, sl.S5.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3O.-Wheat
weak, dull; seller, 81 .27@l. IS: buyer
81 .335@l.34a; buyer, season, 81. 800
Barley, steady, dull; seller, $40; buy
er. season, .92a@.93.
An Assemblyman Nominated.
FRESNO, Aug. 30.-The Democratic
Central Committee to-day nominated A.
NJ. Clark rs candidate for Assembly
man, in place of E. Nj. Morgan resigned
A Greenback Audience Melts
Away.
New York, Aug. 30.-The Greenback
convention met to-day. Ralph Beau
mont was made chairman. The platform
adopted at Indianapolis and Genera
Buffers letter of acceptance were made
the platform of the convention. A part
of the State and electoral ticket was
announced. As evening was now ap
preaching the hall began to fill rapidly.
Shortly after eight General Bailer ar
rived and was loudly cheered. The
reception exercises Immediately begun.
Francis d. Moulton called the assem-.
blage to order and Louis f. Post was
made chairman. General Butler was
soon presented and the crowd rose,
shouted and cheered. When order was
restored General Butler made speech
and was loudly cheered during his ad
dress, and when he closed the audience
quickly melted away.
The Blaine snIt Begun.
INpIANApoLIs, Ind, Aug. 30.-Las,
evening the defense in the Blaine libe
suit presented demurrer to the com
plant, alleging that it does not sci
forth facts sufficient to constitute cause
of action. Miller and Elan, attorneys
for Blaine, appeared in court this morn
ing and demanded an immediate hearing
but argument on the demurrer was sci
for Tuesday next. tits said that the
answer of the Sentinel Company has
been prepared.
Louisiana Protecti0nists.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 30.-A conven,
ton of sugar and rice planters favora
BILE to the election of Blaine and Logar
met to-day and an organization was
effected under the title of the Censerva
tive Republican party. Resolutions
were adopted declaring for protection
and endorsing the Republican nominees
for President and Vice-President.
sterling Exchange and Bonds.
New YORK. Aug. 30.-Sterling bills
on London, sixty days, s4.S4; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, 81. S6; U
S. fis of 1891, interest quarterly, 81. l3s
U. S. Is Of 1907, interest quarterley
81. .20s; U. S. IS, optional, interest quar-
terly Sl.00!; W. U. Telegraph, .64a.
Cleveland at Albany.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 30.-Governoi
Cleveland arrived at the executive cham
bers at o o'clock this morning. He had
many callers to-day and in the evening
was serenaded.
Blaine and Harrison.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 30.-Blaine and
Harrison, Of Indiana, arrived in Augusta
tonight. Harrison is the guest oi
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