Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-16
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Passengers by the Orisabs.
SAN FRANcIsco, August l5.-Ths
steamer Orizaba sailed to-day with the
following passengers:
For Los Angeles--Miss G Bayley. ] A
Keane, Miss S P Lawrence, Miss T U
Elwell, G Van Ripper and wife. Miss
Giesy. Miss Krauss, Miss A Simpson,
Mrs Il @ Starr, p Z O'Neil. r FIOlm-
stead. w qreuther, Mrs N Mann, NJ
s egel, G Haven, A IrGarden. w Fetter
man, L White, Mrs Lature, p Lature,
IA Mazzs, Mrs H Fish, Miss Pfidham,
j. Bandman, c Campbell and wife.
San Dieeo--P Moore. w s Oliver,
Miss Cox, w Moore, B Burnes, Il p
Bates, Rev W f West, @ L Barrett. w
] Nash.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. l5.--A Paris
telegram says that the advocate for
Madame Patti presented . petition to-
day for divorce from her husband,
Marquis De Caux. The balance of the
opinion, as expressed by the bar, Is that
the court must refuse to grant divorce
on the ground that the law reserves the
right OF divorce to such applicants as
have received injury In the marriage re-
la:tion. An application for divorce was
also filed yesterday by Duo De Beauffra-
mont. The grounds on which this is
based alleges ruinous extrsvagance of
his wife.
Capturc Of Mexican bandits.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l5.-A Chron-
icie's Matsmoras, Mexico. special says:
The American and Mexican forces, COM
manded respectively by Sheriff Brile, Of
Brownsville, and Captains Lozon Guena
and Arando Trevino, raided the Potrero
and Cerritos, two retreats Of Mexican
bandits. In the first place fourteen men
were found, four Of whom were cap
tured. At Cerritos there were fifteen,
OF whom nine were captured. In Ocenc-
clio, Tapio. one OF the Penscal murderers,
was captured. He sttempted to escape
and was killed. Carlos Barron, another
noted outlaw, was jailed 10 Matamoras.
Isxhibita Free to Hew Orleans.
san FRANclsoo. August l5.--Chsrles
Crocker. President Of the Southern Pa
cific, has agreed to furnish Transports
tion Of California exhibits to the New
Orleans Worlds Fair.
Another Victory far DaIawin,
SAX FRArc1sco. August l6.--At Sara
toga Baldwin's Verona wo0 the three
quarter mile race for the three year-olds
yesterday afternoon. Time, l;l8.
mere Evidenee Or CaaaIbnIIsn
In the Arctics.
ROCHESTER,, August l5.--The remains
Of Lieutenant Kilsingbury, one of the
Arctic victims, has been exhumed and q
medical examination made in the pres
ence Of several witnesses and relatives
OF the deceased. 1t confirms the pub
lished reports that gives the information
that the starving men Of the Greedy ex-
pedition were preserved only by eating
the dead bodies of their companions.
An affidavit Of the medical examiners
to the effact that all feshy por-
tions Of the body had been removed
by sharp instruments. as no fracture OF
the body was discovered. When the
examination was concluded the remains
were placed In . casket and again low
cred into the grave. w. II. kisling-
bury, the Oldest brother OF the deceased,
gave it a. his own opinion that the expe-
ditjon was divided into factions, and
thaAt one party persisted because the
other had gained possession OF the food
supply. Ia the party were II. Kisling-
bury and DR.. Pavy. The condition cf
Kislingbury's body showed that he died
of starvation at time when the others
had food.
GREAT CcNsTERNATIoN.
wAsHINoroN, Aug. l5.-The com
munity here was very much shocked on
learning that when the body Of Lisut.
Kilsingbu-g was exhumed it was found
that the reports OF cannibalism were
true. The survivors are excused, hut
those in authority are blamed for trying
to conceal 1t.
Henry's Bedy to be Exsmined.
NEw YoRK. August 10. = Coroner
Robinson, Of Long Islaud City. has
written 70 Miss Dora Buck, at Lincoln,
Nebraska, the sister OF Private Henry,
asking II she desired his remains exam
ined. II she replies afiirmatively, the
Coroner will have them examined by
Doctors /. Burnett aud Hitchcock.
Since the resuit Of the examination Of
Kslingbury's body, the citizens Of Long
Island City are greatly excited, but the
Coroner refuses to exhume Henry's body
until he is authorized by his sister.
Receptien to General Logan.
UTICA, N. y, Aug. l5.--GeneraI
Logan reached Utica At 10 O'Clock this
morning. A great crowd was there TO
meet him win music and cannonade at
the depot. The procession was formed
and marched 10 Butlcrfeld House, where
from the balcony, Senators Cogg and
Hall introduced General Logan. He ex-
pressed the great pleasure II gave him to
meet with such . cordial welcome. Lo-
gan left for the west at l1:40 A. NJ. He
stops at Baiialo and Pittsburg At
Chautaqua grand reception Is promised.
He expects to reach. Chicago by Tuesday
morning. General Logan leaves at three
o'clock this afternoon for West Point,
where he stays few days.
spec ch Or bt John en- tho LIquor
Trame.
ROCHESTER, Aug. l5.-Ex.1 .1overnor
-. John In his address at q Lyons Camp
Meeting, said that the liquor traffic was
to-day the greatest evil In this country.
but.aIthoughacknoWledgeda as such, Meth.
or OF the old political parties dare sav
Wofu nkuinst III for rear OF losing the
whisky vote. No matter which Of the
two parties won, 1t meant continuatio
Of the liquor traffic. Democratic whisky
was no worse than Republican whisky,
and the sooner the country got rid Of
both, the better IL would be for 1t.
Fusioa OF Grecnbackers and
Democrats.
DEs MorNEs, Ia, Aug. l5.--The Dem
ocratic and Greenback State Central
Committees, at secret session held yes
terday. decided to make a fusion aud
place one electoral ticket in the field,
the Greenbackers taking six and the
Democrats seven of the candidates for
electors.
Beet Root Sugar.