Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-16

children, Mrs q W Shaw. II s Ledyar,
M Amarum Miss Eva Amarum. Mrs 4
Hotimsn, A R Roberts, Edwin McCair
VIC Ladow. 8 c White and sister. Nj
I 2 Baxter and daughter, Mark MovI
] q Rebard, Mrs . o Alexander an
daughter, j Conham, Miss C Coffmau.
] Flstt. Mrs Howard, Mrs P Wo ,lfruu
]. 0 funston, C F Potter. F Smith
w Cracken. Miss x Horton.
Chinese Women smugglers.
VICTORIA. B. c., July l2.-Thre
chinese women were kidnapped her
Sunday night by Cinnamon and put i
canoes. The kidnappers started wit
them for the American side. Whe
near Port Townsend the canoes wer
overhauled and the women and thei
captors arrested by the United State
custom house officers and brought her
BY steamer. Afterwards the men wer
taken back to the American side 10
trial on charge Of attempting to SNUG
gle women into American territory.
Fleeing fren Yellew Fever q
Guaynas-
CRY OF Mexico, July l5.-The vel
low fever is quite bad at Guaymas an,
several cases have occurred at Maxatlar.
People are fleeing from the latter place
The authorities Of Hermosillo have pu
quarantine on the Sonora Railroad
line. They examine every train ans
oblige passengers to be fumigated befor,
allowing them to pass. The fever thi
year appears to be confined TO the Pacifi.
Coast. None has yet appeared at any
Of the gulf ports.
The southern Pacisc Railroad
Opened TO New Orleans.
San FRANcIsoo, July l5.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad between III Paso
and Camp Rice has been repaired and
will open for traffic to-day. Trains are
now running through from San Fran
Disco to Vermillionsville and no further
trouble is anticipated. vermillions-
willie Is the name Of the New Orleans
end Of the Southern Pacific system.
Mali 70 Quay mas cat on.
GUYAMAs, July l5.-An order issued
by the Post Master General prohibits
Wells Fargo L Co. from carrying letters
from this city. All letters must go by
mail, or il by express as packages.
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IsDIAsAPoLIs, July l5.-The banking
house Of Fletcher and Sharp, the Oldest
financial institution in the city, did not
open its doors this morning. A notice
posted on the door stated that their sus-
pension was tne result OF 'neir inabiiity TO
realise on securieties and adding that
tne'r properly when converted would be
ample 70 pay all deposlters. william
wallace was appointed assignee. The
nrm was composed OF Ingram
tietcner, Ihomas y: sharp and
Albert n. rietcner. iheir suspension
caused good deal OF excitement and
runs are progressing on other banks,
none OF winch are serious except that
on tne hetz'ngers Bank, an INSTITUTION
wnicn mas large numoer Of sinal de.
sbsrn vas an shspiuss surnr;,s even 70
bankers. and is generally supposed to be
the resalt OF large advances made to
grain ana pork dealers and inability to
realize on securities.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. July l6.-At
10 o'clock last night Judge Guthrie held
special session OF his court and SEN
fenced Charles Spurlock, q member oil
the Hill Boys and Jesse James gangs,
who murdered Alvin Woods and shot
nus Lasner, JACK v oous, near . p. A.osno ..
s:,s S Srn. I hAs sss s :.
18th. His only request when sentence
was pronounced was to be baptized.
Notwithstanding his confession to muir
der in the first degree when brought out
for trial, he said last night that he did SO
in fear Of the mob. and denies ever hay.
ing killed any one, VIM. Coleman fool
orcdI. who shot and killed Fenton Hill
(colored), at dance last October, was
sentenced by the same Judge to be hung
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A DtsaRceted Editor and Presi-
dentiaf Eieeter.
RocHrsrER. July i5.-Hon. William
Purcell, editor Of the Union. was grant.
ed, LEAVE Ss own 9, until .ss S9ys
he cannot with service to the party and
credit 70 the paper, or honor to himself,
conduct the Union during the present
political campaign. he has also sent
S"..;., F, s" !. Chn;.s. W.an;n
Of the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee.
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saee-
ar A Csrter's saw mill in the southwes,
mart Of tbis con ntv exploded lsst evening
dozen men were in the structure at thu