Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
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PACIFIC COAST.

PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south md East.
FREsso. CAL, May .-Following
Is a list of south-bound passengers pass
ing here this evening:
h Haas, New York; C + Hine, Ari-
zona; ID Snibbetts, Jas Finley, q II
Robinson, Capt WIN Fessenden, II Z
Murray. NJ Baldridge, Mr. OMera, Mr.
Birmingham, Miss A Garland, Mrs l. Il
Gar land, J Levy and wife, San Francis
co; q W johnson and family. Calls
toga; J A c Taylor, U 4 A; Miss Hatha-
way, G Cabot, & N Hasson, Los Ahge-
le1; Leon iiehberg, Oakland; + Giyens.
Fort Jones; + Ayers. sacramento; Edith
Anderson. San Jose.
I'nsse myers by the santa Rosa.
SAN Francisco, May 30.-The steam
er Santa ko,a sailed to-day with the
following passengers for Los Angeles:
NJ w Andrews and child, Miss Ling.
stadter aud sister, Geo X Rickard, w II
For bes, Miss Mclean, Miss 4 Booth,
Mrs W Staley, Il ID Hale, Mrs NJ + Top.
ping. Miss Simonsen, j Farrell and wife,
DIR l. Pierce and wife, Mary Il
Stowell, Miss r N Stowell. Miss l. Bat.
ties, J Haber. sister and two children,
II w Heinch, Mrs Battles, ID p Sackett,
w 4 Smith and wife, Mrs Boettcher,
Mrs X Jansen and two children, Mrs
Miles II Coad, Miss } Coad, J I Dunn,
T. -. \ \
Miss Heinrich, r Burtnell, R Cross, =
Groot, D Sticklin, J Zowaquinos and
vile. w Wolfskill, Mrs N DeJansseind,
J 4 Robertson, N Wolfskili, w II Har.
rold, w Grant. 7 Doyle, wife and four
children, + A Meserve, Mrs Thompson
and boy. w + Wilson, Mrs T Martin,
NJ iss o Hicks, Mr., II Liquard, Miss A
Todd, J b Matthews. W 5 Cheper.
For San Diego-Mrs q Eggelton, Mrs
Slade and daug ghter, w Bunting, Mrs
Bunting and three children, T N Sivig.
ney, Mrs Hath, Miss 4 Freeman, J X
Walker and family, J W Anderson, wife
aud mother. DR. R,tiray and wife, L
Dampf. wife and two children, Mrs e c
Palmer, Miss Dalling, w smith + Daw.
son. Mrs Richie, Judge Finn and wife.
NJ Il Cohn and sister, A Richie. NJ
jackson. II + Dangberg, q w Hall, Mr.
Fassett, Il Gregory, A Z More.
AdJourned Until Monday
SAN FRAscIsco, May 80. The Stock
Board has adjourned until June 2.
No Market Qustations.
SAN FRANoIsco, May 3O.--Thers were
M mark ets to-day
Memorial Day Generally Observed
SAN Francisco. May 3O.-Dlspatches
received tonight report that Memorial
Day was generally observed throughout
the State.
Arrival or the Aiumbagh.
SAN Francisco, May 3O.-The British
bark Alumbagh, 1853 days from Atwerp.
reported to have lost rudder off Cape
Horn, arrived here to-day, having made
the trip without it.
Injunction Ordered.
SAN Francisco, May 30.--In tho ac-
on Of Miller l. Lux vs.. Haggin 4 Tevis,
George Hearst ct al, to enjoin the de.
PENDANTS from erecting dam or any OBJ
III hCIh tiNtf tudb Will TtHuIt
in the flooding Of the lands Of plaintiffs,
Judge Hunt yesterday ordered an in
junction TO issue ON the filing OF q bond
ia S25, 900 by plaintiffs.
Suicide Of u Shoemaker.
SAN Francisco, May 3O.-Eiw iward
Mcclure, shoemaker, committed sui
eide by taking dose of morphine this
afternoon, dying tonight at 10 o'clock.
Financial trouble was the cause.
Anti Field Resolutions.
SAN Francisco, May 30. The Tilden
and Hendricks Club, representing over
$500 members, adopted tonight the fol.
lowing resolutions: That,
WHEREAS it is rumored there is a
movement to send from the State Dem.
ocratic Convention delegates who, while
nominally for I'ilden and Hendricks, are
really for Field; aud,
WHEREAS, we are confident the nomi. |
nation of Field for President would re-
suit in the overwhelming defeat of the
Democratic ticket in this State and
throughout the Union, therefore, be it
Resolved. That the highest court in
the land should be removed from politi-
cal and partisan bias. that no one occu.
pying the position Of Justice of the Su.
preme Court of the United, States hav.
ing lifelong position, should engage in
political struggles while on the bench.
and, further, that the State Democrat |
Convention should pledge every delegate
to the National Convention not to vote |
for Field, in any contingency.
A committee was appointed to attend |
the State Convention with instructions
to demand that the pledge be exacted.
Burned to Crisp.
HANFoRp. Gala, May 30.-Gus GAM
BILE, who resides three miles north Of
Grangeville. in attempting to remove a
horse from his burning barn this morn.
ing, was knocked senseless by o kick
from the horse, His wife being unable
to get him out before the roof and walls
fell in, his body was burned to crisp
before it could be removed.
Millions OF Caterpillars In Utah.
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 30.-Millions
of caterpillars have made their appear
ance in this Territory, and are doing
great damage to fruit trees After de-
stroying the fruit trees they attack gar,
dens. They also infest honses and are
becoming a serious matter