Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-03
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Pnsse ngors south and East.
FRESNO, Jan. 1.-The following ia a
list Of the south.bound passengers pass.
~-'-isg. here to-day: + Il Ballou, J H Rice,
Biew~rflsol, e s Sells, H Badsovich,
q Birdsall and wife, f Kearney, J A
Kirby AMI wife, A Gerberding. Los An
psIes; W + Saunders and wife, W 7
Perkins and wife, J J Williams. o II
churchill, J j Dcanond. sar fruncisco;
G Brhi,an aud wife, New York; B
Fonda, Tucson; Alex Balfonr, II I Bal
four, England; Mrs Galloway. Yuma;
A. Davidson, Petaluma.
s1uati ngtem and the Psliticiams--
Maekey's Fsstai Telegraph.
SAN Francisco, Jan "a Chronicle
Chicago special says: Huntington has
made the politicians very indignant A
member Of one Of the Committees which
Huntington intimated that he ssfixed" in
the Forty fourth Congress, said to-day:
That mans talk i an Internal outrage,
aud his insinuations are criminal. An
0lher thing il very clear in the Hunting
ton business, and that is he has cooked his
goose in his attempt to get the Texas
Pacific land grant. ! should like now 10
zee the Representative or Senator who
will have the assurance 70 manifest any
enthusiasm in behalf Of any measure in
which Huntington or the Southern Pa
ciflc is even snspected Of having any in
terest
A Call Washington special says the
organization Of the new Postal Telegraph
aud Cable Company was perfected by
the election Of John w. Mnckey Pres
dent. George =. Coo Vice President.
Henry Cummings, Second VicePresi
dent and General Manager, H. L. Hor-
ton, Treasurer, George W. Williamson
Secretary, and William H. Fairbank
Superintendent Of Construction. The
company has completed its pole lines TO
Washington by way Of Philsdelphia and
Baltimore, from Chicago to st. Louis,
from Buffalo TO Pittsburgh, through the
oil regions, and from Fostoria to Toledo.
Wires on these lines are now being
strung and they will be opened for busi
- about the middle Of February.
The G. RS. Eaterprise -"stssd sp,
In che Center u nsu Franchise.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-Surveys and
estimates are being made by the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad Company for IN
extra track from Port Costa to the Oak.
land Mole. The company also expects
~ put in use the compressed air, auto
~ double block signal system.
John H. Quinn, of Virginia, Nevada,
was brutally attacked by two fsotpads
i near the Palace Hotel and robbed Of
!, 500 last night.
Ip CsnAitisn sf the 0ressn Raiirsad
n FsnAs-
saL New Y0RK. Jan. 2.-Tbe report Of tie
and dub-committee appointed to investigate
, l-he condition Of the Oregon Transccn-
tinental Company has been presented to
ciP'he executive COMMITTEES. Assets Jan.
res, Try LIST, were ~ follows: Oregon Rail
to d and Navigation Company l52, ,O27
ughteres. Northern Pacific. preferred. 1903,
80. shares, Northern Pacific, common,
VI shares, Wisconsin Central stock
fnlng ca shares, Milwaukee and Lake
her notabago. preferred, 2775 shares, Mil
a legaliH and Lake Winnebago. common,
in the res, Oregon and California stock,
"a l5O sharee, Oregon and Cali
lFPius ""u mmon, 400 shares, Oregon
,cording 70 Steel Company 1900 shares,
,e end OF Ma California second mortgage
!, ,vr;te To bisJ0, 900, lands earned and other
oh;afs ~ per ledger 736. .36S acres,
gious provement Company 574, l2S
. was ioretost Sound Railroad, Lumber
hat he had a,'ction Company bonded
aform Islam, ! Northers Pacihc Railway
'ersal equality Snns S;,.; si14; =. s, cash sioa.
universe. purces, are shown TO be as
nunity Of goo'psyAble SIC. .562, 500. cred.
:, pkatsachers $3.50. .733, Oregon Railway
sAd Navigation Company s45. sos.
Urspging Msne DeLsng ana HIS
CsnFaaes,
WARRINGTON, Jan, 2.--Secretary
Chandler has received the following
cable from Minister Hunt, dated st.
Petersburg, January ID: Yesterday Hsr-
bsr telsgraphed from Tomousk his ar,
rival there. He expects to reach Oren-
burg on the 10Th inst. Harber has
charge Of the bodies Of DE Long and his
comrades, bringing them home via st.
Petersburg. At Orenburg Harber will
strike the railway, which takes him to
81. Petersburg in two days. He should
reach New York by February lst.
boDr1 - vtlIoro ono MS ActS
rEw YORk, Jan. 2.-E. b. Fabri ia
In . card denying the interview
IN appear 10 the World as having
place with him, and in which he
Ade to say that his committee COM
latss proceeding against VII
to recover monies arising
stock sales. Fabric says,
availed myself Of this
tunity 10 say that while very grave
kss had been made by Willard, l
4ystto discover anything that would
I unfavbrAbly on the integrity Of
tions or ON the honesty Of his mo.
!. the maaagsment of the proper
= his charge.
Ne PresiAent's deception.
lHINGrON, Jan. 2.-The Presi.
New Years Day reception was
attended and was more than
acant aud successful.
i IL lrela.A.
klpnd, Jan. IA serious
lace yesterday be-
tNationalists who
,roximity to each
tgod between the
", during which
charged several
yere exchanged,
Ks freely used
Ter Hussars and
Joss the fields
( 0rangemen.
ed bayonets
beyond the
arts Canada.
Wy accident this
3 INK Railway
nom this city,
~ aing workmsn
= ming East. Ten
EAploYed at the
l,5s killed.
5cutsut has just TAX
~ betvesn legs and
Wi cavalry officer. the
5at, offered to race on
u n. de VillAn on his
ihs stake was q. .OO0 and
ldist wn freely backed 1t
y ooe n hundreds. Thsy started
I'm " Tsiunphal Arch, and the d.
6ostrian beat his advermry BY four and
. h,u mlnutss. LAres sums wers lot
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