Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-20
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Special TO the HERALD 10y the West-ra q
Union Telegraph Company.]
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FREsSo, Jan. l9.-The following il
the list of sonth.bound passengers pass
ing here this evening.
G Amanda, Pedro Amanda, Sewers Mar.
tinez, New Mexico; w + Travis, Ten.
nessee; Mrs NJ II Stone and brother,
Oakland: Il II Lawton, wife and daugh-
ter, Havana; Mrs Ruby Martin and FAM
lily, Frank Wenderath, Carl White, Chi.
cago; Miss q M 0lcott, Santa Barbara;
II NJ Blank and wife, Honolulu; Il B
Beard and family, Modesto; Jas Randall,
Eureka, Cal; w Nuttig, Muscatine, la;
Mike II Livingston, Boston, + l. Kellogg
and wife, Miss Clara M Kellogg, Mrs
Mamie Kellogg, Oshkosh, Wis; A w
Hudson and wife, Silverton, Col; A q
Clark and wife, Helena, Mont; Mira M
Il Strobridge, A j Newton, Los Angeles;
II g 0sborne, Newark, N j; w ii Co.
tant, Halleck, Neb; Maj Hubert, Omaha,
Neb; w Il Dean, ID Casper, L Benjamin
and wife, s Gunst, Abe Mas, Elma
Stone, George Howard, San Francisco.
The Australians Want the Fair
Postponed.
San FRAScIsco, Jan. l9.-rhe British
Consul at this city has received tele.
gram from Adelaide, Australia, saying
that as the Colonial people are to have
fair In 1887, and as theirs was arranged
some years ago, and they desire to par.
ticipa.e In our exposition, they suggest
that another date be fixed upon for the
Worlds Fair here. The Committee Of
Arrangements will consider the matter.
TrottIng mt Oakland Park.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. I9.-At the race
this afternoon at Oakland Park Billy
Barker, Nellie Burns, Laura M and
Vanderlynn competed. the latter to
wagon for divided purse Of $500.
First heat was won by Laura NJ in
2.32; the second by Billy Barker in
2.297; the third by Vanderlynn in 2.20;
the fourth and fifth heats were won by
BILLY Barker in 2.20i and 2.3l, giving
him tho best three in five.
Hart wins the Walking Match
Tho BOX once Attached by the
sheriff.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l9.-The walk
ing match closed at II P. NJ. Hart won,
making 4S7 miles, s laps; Hartman 4S7
miles, s laps; Dancer 4S0 miles, lap;
Dobler, Muldoon's Unknown, left the
track at s p. NJ, with score of 800.
Hart was presented with gold headed
cane in addition to the first prize OF
$500.
At 10 o'clock the box office was at.
tached by the Sheriff under II judg.
nent of $780, obtained against Muldoon
by Supervisor Lewis.
The stock board.
SAN Francisco, Jan. l9.-Best & Bel.
cher, go: Chollar, 81 30: Consolidated
Virginia, 80; Crown Point, 90; Eureka
Consolidated, Sl.90; Gould h Curry,
81. 90; Hale h Norcross, 81 so; Mexican,
| So 90; Northern Belle, 45; Ophir, 50 40;
Potosi, 20; Savage, .s5; Sierra Ne
vada, 81. 10; Union, 81 SO; Yellow jacket,
$3.50.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 19--Wheat weak
and dull; buyer, season, Sl.S3d .SSi;
Barley steady and active; seller, sea-
son. Sl.0is@l 04A; buyer, season,
Sl.l4b@l.l4i.
Two Men Killed hS Freight Train
No. u.
SuIsuN, Jau. l0,-C. l.. Brown, an
old Mexican veteran, and for the last
year sheep herder, was killed by
freight train No. o about o'clock this
afternoon, while walking ON the track
in an intoxicated condition.
TRuCKEE, Jan. l9.-William FORA,
while walking on the track near here,
was run over last night by train No. g,
and killed. Ford was intoxicated at the
| time.
Failed to Agree.
REDWOOD Cry, Cal, Jan. 10 The
case OF the People VS.. Hernandez, on
trial in the Superior Court, for embez
zling money from his wife, closed to-day.
The jury remained out twelve hours,
but failed TO agree. Nine were for con
viction and three for acquittal.
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