Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22
every morning. except hcrdsy.
JOSEPH D. LYNCH.
WEEKLY HERALD.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO fHE HERALL.l
.sse.sers BIZ the Ori.ab.

Passengers by the Orisaba.
SAX FRAScBco, Jan. Following
Is the list OF passengers by the Orizaba
which laft Ssu Francisco to-day:
For San Diego-C Crandali, 20
Keaue aud wife, EO Keans an.i wife,
w H Arnold. Miss M Pettijobn. VI
Hyde, B + Hyde, c L Watson, Thomas
H Williams, Mrs Robert Farlong. Z G
Van Buskirk, c De Voc, Capt Holmes,
Mrs Davis and two children, and one
For Los Aogele.-w A Clifford, Mis-
Barnett, Robert Newcomb and wife, e
Schnable, Mrs West and two daughters,
w Sims, s H McCabe and wife, J T
Haines, B Davis and wife. 0 L N
viliquet and wife, A WeIcker, + Mayer,
A X Mcdonald, w w Howell, f Nc
Carthy, w + Trimbel, Mrs Mckenzie,
Miss Mcleod, A G Snyder, Mrs A Allen,
M J Curtin and wife, Mrs simonson.
Drutal murder in saa Fra..isce
SAN FRANClsco, Jan. 2l.--The first
murder Of the year occurred last evening
in front Of the Bay View saloon. situated
in the Southwestern outskirts Of the city.
The murdered man, . stranger, entered
the saloon aud soon became involved
in = quarrel with Lous Napper
and went outside TO finish the fight.
Nspper getting worsted cried for help.
Augustine Florentine, the proprietor u
the salooa. rushed out to his assistance
and kicked the stranger in the forehead
with his boot, from the result Of which
blow il is believed the unfortunate man
die.i. Florentine, who is in custody,
denies bicking him. Napier ia at large.
Fenale Pedsstrian wonderful
Fest.
SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. 2l.--A Benson
special says: Mrs. Ludlow, who started
from Los Angeles for Tombstone on foot
on wager Of q, 900, arrived here at
p, NJ, bring twenty-eight days on the
raad, and having three days to spare to
c,mplete the balance Of twen'y-eight
miles.
alist.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-Theodore
Arundel Hsreourt, . well-known journ-
alist. died yesterday morning from the
effects Of rapid consumption.
Mere About the wrecked "City or
Celunbus."
New BEDFORD, Jan. 2l.-The town is
full Of people loSking for the bodies Of
their rslatives and friends lost by the
wrecked steamer City Of Columbus.
There has been dsplorable lack Of sys.
tenn in I, gard 10 the disposal Of bodies
Al he v> Mt
along the coast. At daylight this
morning several newspaper correspond
ents chartered the tug Nellie for
q cruise Of Gayhead with the object Of
boarding the wreck and making the
landing at Gayhead, which latter poin.
had not yet been visited. Several gen.
tlsmeu who he'd lost relatives by the dis.
aster accepted an invitation 10 go on the
Nellie. By the time the Nellie bad run
to within q. cannon shot Of the wreck the
snow changed to sleet, the wind blew
fiercely from the north northeast, and
It was found impossible TO approach
within quarter Of mile OF the City Of
columbus owing to the fact that the
ledge forming the Devils Bridge ex-
tended that distance TO the eastward
Of the wreck. The Nellie skirted the
buoy on the east and ran within
"a eighth of mile Of the wharf landing
at Gayhead light. The sea was running
80 high that the tug could not approach
the wharf, and the yawl was launched
in which some correspondents and visi-
tors were set out for Gayhesd. 1t was
only with great difficulty that
the party landed, as the waves
twenty feet high dashed over the wharf.
Tbs party procseded to the lighthouse.
where II was ascertained that len per
sons had landed safely from the wreck,
all Of whom were alive, and, under the
circumstances, doing we'll. While the
officers and seamen were relating their
experiences correspondent Vintors and
others, guided by natives and half.
breeds, started off to various points in
the vicinity where the bodies Lad
been placed after being picked up by
the natives along the beach. The first
place visited was the meeting house, a
tiilspidated and storm beaten church In
one Of the widest places on the coast.
There were found five bodies, four men
and one woman. The party then pro-
cesded to the beach where IL was re.
ported . number Of bodies were lying.
In the first victim the Rev. Mr.. Dun
ming, Of Lawrence, recognized the body
a. that Of his brother-in-law. Henry
Bachelor. The party then continued on
the barren waste until they reached
cabin where the remains Of Mrs.
Belyea were found horribly mutilated
from contact with the wreckage and
rocks. The body Of Mrs. Atkinson was
also found. There were five other
bodies in the hut, four men and one
women, unidentified. The party
proceeded along the beach back
to the Gay head light. Along this
stretch were nine corpses, all more or
less dis6gured and with faces wearing
haunting looks Of horror. Nne were
identified. The bodies Of Ms BeIyea,
Mrs. Atkinson. Kellogg and Batchelder
we're conveyed in An ox-cart to
the boat and put aboard the tug.
Upon the arrival Of the tug Nellie ct
New Bedford the bodies were conveyed
TO the undertaker's and will be sent TO
Boston on the train. Several bodies
were sent to Gayhead, because Of the
necessity Of the tug working safer
harbor owing to the gale.
DO IL1t Vi tnC 1ANN0 ~ iOii tAtu WI SCh
now foots mp twenty-nine passengers.
The list corrected foots up eighty-one
passengers in the cabin and in the steer.
aRs. There were forty-five officers, sea.
men andwaiten. The totAl, l,death list is
ninety seven. There is no possibility
that these figures will bs altered by the
discovery Of additional lurvivors.
MAYOR II Lsreas. mexico. held for
ComplIelty In Train Robbery.
LoRrpo. Mex, Jan. 3l.-The case Of
Fable Quintaro, Mayor Of New Laredo.
Mexico. imprisousd ct. Monterey ON q
charge Of compltcity in the recent train
robbery on the Mexican National rail
way, kas recently bsen investigated be-
fore Judge, and sufficient evidence has
been developed to hold the culprit for
final trial in public court.
Ratiaeatien ef ne y Mexsean
Treaty Ceetnls.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.--A Times Waah.
ington special says Bsns>ur Morgan still
has hopes Of securing ths ratification Of
the treaty with Mexico, q MsssFs CAM
eron, Hampton and fnvIsy. Who were
not present on Friday, are frjsadly %
the nsasures
Dealsaslen sf the SaarnakA ulerre.
rial Church n WEAKNESSES.
WAsHIxorox, Jan. 20. The NV
church OF this city known a. he CIR
6sld Msmerial Church was dsaiseksd -
day. T1e n1tendanoe ~ hrrp, i1cluj,
~ osr6ol6's eollsccrss Is 6o-orsr-
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