Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-20
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PACIFIC COAST.
pa-se nxers south and Fast.

I'nsse nxers south and Fast.
MODESTO, March l0.-Tho following
is a list Of south.bound passengers pass.
ing here this evening;
M Endres, G N FELTON,, Nellie Irwin,
San Francisco; Geo Cobb and wife. Miss
Mary Cobb, Michigan; Mrs A G Paul
Zell, Oakland, A d Ryan, Colorado; ID
Gan, Los Angeles; o N Lamhon, Lon
don, England; Justin Dussarrat, Paris;
T X Andrews, Ed Harlan, Il Bray, Joe
Bastheim, IL !. Judill, A J Messing,
Dave Lindeman, w G Dodd, San Fran.
cisco; J Phillips, Alameda; A McBrady,
st Paul, MINI.
Itoadsters' Race at Oakland.
SAN FRANCISCO, March TO- This
afternoon at the Bay District Park, Oak
land, roadsters' buggy race took place,
for a stake of $40. The entries were
Fletcher's Pilot (trotter), Clanslar's Roam
oke ttrotter), Riley's Barney (trotter),
and Haven's Dictator (pacer). Roanoke
won the first heat in 2:5S; Barney the
second heat in 2:492; Pilot the third
heat in 2:52; Roanoke the fourth heat in
2:53; Barney the fifth heat in 1856; Roam
Oht tuc otAbu ubat anu iuCC.
Patti ut Popular Prices.
San Francisco, March l9.-A grand
chanics Pavilion on March 9th, at pop
ular prices.
The Hill.shnron Divorce.
San FRANCISCO, March l9.-In the
Hill.Sharon divorce case to-day, Miss
Hill, plaintiff, resuming, testified l
told Gen. Barnes that II Sharon had me
convicted of crime, knowing me to be
innocent, would kill him. Barnes de.
MED her having told him SO. Miss Hill
continues: never offered to pay any
body to kill Sharon l told friend that
Sharon had posted me before the world
as bud woman, and that ii he obtained
my conviction would take his life ana
my own.
The stock Hoard.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 9.--Best l.
Belcher, 1886; Chollar, 81 40; Con-
solida ted Virginia. rs; Crown Point.
Sl.05; Eureka Con-, S4.25; Gould &
Curry, 81. 35; Hale h Norcross, Sl.40;
Mexican. Sl.65; Northern Belle. -;Ophir.
81 60; Potosi, 30; Savage, 80; Sierra
Nevada. S255; Union Consolidated,
$l.75: Yellow jacket, LOO.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, March l9.-Wheat,
firm but dull; seller, 81 .46t; buyer,
Sl.62l. Buyer, season, Sl.62. Barley
firm and active; seller, season, .S4@ S4b;
buyer, .9ls@.9li; buyer, season, ,sSa@
SSt.
Murder In the First Degree.
SACRAMENTO. March l9.--After trial
of fifteen days, the jury in the case of
Mock, brought in verdict of murder in
the frat degree, with Imprisonment for
life Sentence will be pronounced on
the 3lst instant.
Respited for three Months.
SALINAS, Cal, March l9.-At the re-.
quest of the Superior Judge and District
Attorney of this county, Governor Stone
man has granted a respite of three
months to Solomon Torres, who was TO
be hanged on Friday next. The testi
mony OF Torres would be required should
the Supreme Court order a new trial for
Soto, who was convicted of murder last
week. He has given notice of appeal
through his attorney, on the ground
that on his first trial the Court had dis
missed the disagreeing jury on a non
judicial day, hence, he claims that once
in jeopardy of his life, the second trial
was illegal. Awaiting decision on this
point, the interference OF the Executive
became necessary.
Held for Manslanshter.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., March i9.-J. r.
Adams, formerly OF Victoria, b. c., who
shot and killed Constable /. l.. Boberts,
was to-day held to answer before the
Grand Jury for manslaughter. 1t is
thought he may be acquitted on the
grjund of self,defence.
a Gang OF Roughs Take Possess
sion OF Olympia.
PORTLAND, Ogn., March 10. - On
Tuesday night crowd of desperate fel.
lows at Olympia. W. T., headed by two
loggers named Carmichael and McDon-
aid, started out to run" the town.
They went about tearing down signs,
committing other acts OF vandalism and
threatening the lives OF citizens. Special
night watchman Frye, while attempting
to interfere, was set on by the crowd
aud beaten nearly to death,
but was finally rescued The crowd
then threatened to assault the
jail and liberate the prisoners.
City Marshal Brown started to arrest
the law breakers and found the crowd
drinking in saloon, Marshal Brown
informed Carmichael, the rngleader,
that he was under arrest The latter
refused to give himself up, whereupon
the Marshal drew his Winchester rifle,
but before he could use it half dozen
or more pistols were leveled at his head
and threat made that his life would pay
the forfeit if he fired. Seeing
that all the odds were against him, he
dropped his rifle, and thus the mob were
left in full possession of the field. The
citizens of Olympia are talking strongly
OF organizing Vigilance Committee and
dealmgin a summary manner with these
desperadoes. The Press OF that city
urges the formation OF Committee oI
Safety and notifying all roughs to leave
the place at once.
The Cattle Disease in Utah.
SALT LAKE, March IA terribl,
disease, supposed to be foot and moutl
disease, has made its appearance anon.
the cattle OF the southern portion OF tn,
Territory. A committee OF cattle breed
ers of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah me
to-day and proceeded 10 the diseased
herds to examine the disease. The com
mittee vary in opinion. Some claim tn,
feet were frozen, but the location of tn,
herd examined dispels that theory, a
the winter has been very open anc
mouths as well as feet are affected, Tn,
committee expect to report tomorrow
Great uneasiness IS felt by all cattl