Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-16
THE LATEST
Especial to tbs HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
The state OF Caiifornia's Pas
sengers.

san Francisco, March l5.-Thc
following is the list OF passengers pei
steamer State Of California, for Los
Angeles;
D Quintana, l. Dartigues, + Hickman,
G Frank, NJ Frank, G II Condict, l. i
Bryne, Il A Edwards and son, + Chanica,
A Curtin, II Laios, c Lawrence, J u
Lynch, II S Pratt. } l. Geller and wife,
Miss |. Iialow, g Schmolz, ID Ninyona,
F Marsh, A Mckay, B Lewis, II X 5
0'Melveny, p Parnellier, A X Munson,
q Fingor, Capt A II Polhamus,J II
Collins, b Scheideman, w p Adams, c
/ Fisher, J NJ Bryson, } Bertram, II l
Swift, } c Fall, ] Craft, r A Sorby, II
Mosgrove, j Mirovich, + A Gibbs and
wife. W II Patriarch, + w Syler, dc
Bord and sister, II Mosgrovc, J Mirovich,
Kurby, II I Forse, T b Forse, J N
Ladich, B + Reesor, Miss Krick and one
child, Dixon and one child.
PASSENGERS PER AScoN.
For Los Angeles-W II Goucher and
wife, J A Mitchell, + d Reed, S J Con
din.
For San Diego-Mrs C Huse and
nurse, + Huse, ID Bodwell, Mrs + G
Norman, Flora Norman, T z William
son.
Rain Mt Points Above.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l5.-The rain
fall for the twenty-four hours ending al
this evening, four hundredths of an
inch; barometer rising and weather
otaar ro,naI 10 1ou NJ Rnoaburr
Red Bluff and Sacramento.
Plead Not Guilty.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l5.-Peroy
Jacobus, Secretary Of the Eureka
Consolidated Mining Company, was ar
raigned on the charge of embezzlement
this morning. He pleaded not guilty.
The south Pacific Coast Road
Open.
SAN FRAYcIsco, March l5.-The i'm
mense new depot of the South Pacific
Coast Narrow Gauge Railroad was
opened to day. Trains for Oakland and
Alameda will be run every half hour.
wheat and Barley Market.
San FRANCISCO, March Wheat,
firm and fair; seller, 81 .46@Sl. .464
buyer, $l.6l@l.6l4; buyer, season,
81 600 l.60l. Barley steady and firm
seller, .SlY@s2; seller. season, .S3td
.s3s; buyer, .90P; buyer, season, $40
.S9i,
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, March l5.--Best &
Belcher, $3.50; Chollar, $l.3O; Con
solidated Virginia. 20; Crown Point
-; Eureka Con-, 80; Gould 4
Curry, 81. 80; Hale Il Norcross, Sl.l5
Mexican, Sl.75; Northern Belle, =; Ophir
Sl.s0; Potosi. so; Savage, 80; Sierri
Nevada, $3.50; Union Consolidated
81 90; Yellow Jacket, 1925.
The McComb Investigation Con
ciuded.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. March l5.-rh
investigation of charges against Genera
MoComb, warden of the Folsom Stat
Prison. were concluded to-day. Th
case was submitted by the defense with
ont argument. The Board will rende
their decision at the next meeting.
Special EIectien In sOlan0 COunty
VALLEJO, Gala, March l5.-At tn
special election held in Solano count,
to- day, to elect Representatives to tn
Legislature. Vallejo gives Barnes, Re
publican, a majority of 300. This vii
probably be considerably reduced by re
turns yet to come in from the county.
Democratic cAssemblyman Elected
RIO VISTA, March l5.-The election
for Assemblyman passed off iuietly, l4'
votes polled f. c. Dozier, Democra
and anti monopolist, received llS, ant
d. G. Barnes, Republican railroad
candidate got %.
Fire at COIfax. w.
PORTLAND, Ogn., March ia brie
dispatch from Colfax, W. T., says: 4
fire broke ont in the Postoflce to-day
destroying the building, together witt
two adjoining buildings occupied ms I
drug store and jewelry store. Los
about so, 900; insurance small.
A Horrible Accidental Boy ha,
both Arms Torn or,
SEATTLE, w. T., March l5.-Yester
day Frank Leiphelder, aged l2, employed
in shingle mill, had his left arm caught
in the betting and was almost instantly
whirled about the shafting, which wa
making four hundred revolutions pei
minute Both arms We're wrenched
from their sockets before the machinery
could be stopped The body was horri
bly, bruised, though life was not extinct
The surgeons say his recovery is impos
sible, This boy, with his IA year old
brother Theodore, was the sole support
of a widowed mother, who is almost
heart broken.
The Mexican Central Opened.
CITY or MENIco, March l5,-The first
through train over the Central Railroad
LETT this morning taking A, j. Cas- satt,
OF Philadelphia, General Manager Rob
inson and several friends. The train was
composed of the private cars of Cassat
and Robinson. The road will be opened
to freight and limited passenger trafti,
on April LIST. The regular express train
with Pullman ears commence running
May list.
EASTERN.