Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-08
LATE KILOGRAMS.
SPECIAL no THE HERALb.I
Passengers ssuth and East.

Fu1Sen80fD BOuba ou0 sabts
FRESNO, Feb. 6.-The following is q
Iist 0f south bound passengers passing
hsfs fc ssyi sy.iut ~. Nj. rv. 5 Read,
OskIaio; Irdt A Olmnlet and son, 3
r; Col J W Wood. Mrs E G FAlows,
Miss Nellie Fellows, Oakland; J H C
Bonte and wife, Berkeley; DR. Gn6eth,
England; Miss Stuart Harold, 8 F; Mrs
Henry Zimmerman, s F; d 81 Paine,
New Orleans; 1 Cohu. > F;F 4 Bellina,
Hayward, Cal; 4 D Xandsr, National
City; RH Raphael, L A; L N Him
and family, Trinity Center, Cal; A ]
Garlic, 8 F; Smith, Tucson; James h
Harrison. s F; Mrs u L Sharlsss,
Newcastle, Pennsylvania; d Salons,
J Long, San Francisco Fred
Buck, r w Nicol, Stevensville, Mon
tana; II .Wermuth, Stockton; John
Bsuer and wife, Los Angeles; Go g.
Bail. UPTON, Mass; jas A Anderson,
oakland; G G Caples, Columbia City,
ORn; @ H Briggs. Salt Lake: A Aaron,
Sam Low. L A; F w Stowcll. Martinez.
In special car: Eugene NJ jerome. VIM B
Murrey. W r Schuyler, John Trsysrs,
Jas Gamble, Mrs Gen Cook, Harry
jerome and wife, Misi Lon DearborR.
Mi8 J Sullivan. Jerome Marble, Law
renee r Jerome.
weather Aleng tho Ceast.
SAN FRAScrsco, Feb. THE snow Of
last night has disappeared. The weather
is clear and cold. Up to 4 A. n. .l6
inches Of rain fell hero daring the pre-.
ceeding twenty four hours. None hss
fallen since. The barometer hiss been
rising all siong the coast except Ut
Olympia aud Portland, where it is still
falling.
NiuGgers at seattle = Anesher
Asplrast fer the $1,000 does
lpewn.
SEATTLE, w. t., Feb. 7.--James
Long, : lumberman Of Michigan. volun-
tsered to staud up for four rounds before
Sullivan aud win the thousand collars
offered. Long was knocked down twice
In seven seconds, when his second threw
up the sponge. Longs lower lip was
badly split.
vieteris Parllsnent Kills the re-
nale suffrage Bf1l.
vIcrokIA, B. c., Feb. THE House,
BY Z majority OF Eve, vo,ed down tho
bill TO sdmit women to the right OF sui
frage.
The RlesA ct Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBuHoH, Feb. THE river is re-
ceiine here and 1t all points along the
AlIsgnany, but rising slowly at the
hesdwsters Of the Monongahela. At IL
o'clock the Monongahela marks indi-
Gated thiriy-two feet. with fall
Of sixteen inches since midnight.
The Alleghsny is declining less
rapidly with thirty three feet ten inches
with drop Of eight inches from the
highest point reached. II is believed
the worst 10 over and that the water will
continue to rapidly decline. Rain fell all
night and the indications this pnorning
are favorable for Z continued light
rain throughout the day, to be followed
by colder and clearing weather. No
ascurate figures can yet be given - to
the damage, but the most conservative
cay Il will foot up in the millions. A
calm review Of the situation this morning
Il is found that between 5000 and 5000
bildfngs in the two cities were
submerged and the residences Of
%. 900 people flooded, ten thou
isud Of whom were not able to occupy
their houses. Fifteen thousand men are
temporarily thrown out Of employment
by the slbppage Of mills and factories in
the flooded districts. Last night pre-
ssDted vivid picture. All night
long the policemen patrolled the
districts in boats and all skiffs in which
occupants were unable to give . good
account Of themselves were taken In.
Il was feared that thieves would take
advantage Of the d.serted stores and
dwsIlipgs and pillage them. No gas
IVES burning On the streets and intense
darkness prevailed, which was relieved
BY an occasional electric light. There
were plenty Of deserted residences
where people had fed, but there were
just - many who had stayed. Few
slept. While they declined 10 seek
safety by removing they had not the
courage TO sleep while danger was immi-
nsnt. Curtains were drawn back and
out Of the windows hung occupants who
neryously inquired Of the police patrol
- they passed in boats what was the
stage Of water and II the rivers were still
rising. The gratifying news that the
wstsr was stationary At midnight was re-
csived on all sides with expressions Of
joy and thankfulusss.
Fleeas at Wheellne and neseue
ef Families.
WHRRLIxo, w. Va, Feb. 7.-Great
excitement was occasioned by the report
that many families were Imprisoned BY
the water In the houses in the lower part
Of town. RA]iaf parkiAa zAra oroAnjxed