Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-12
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Passengers eeuth and East.
MEncED. CAL, Aug. 10-Following
Il list Of south-bound passengers pass
ing here this evening:
H H Boyce, Mrs s Nordlinger and
children, Los Angeles; L J Rose. San
Gabriel; Mrs r Dsely and niece, Oak
land; T H Wheeler, England; VIM Mar
lin, San Antonio; A Coldralo; Oakland
Passengers bs thc santa Rosa.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10. The steam
er Santa Rosa sailed ut 4 r. NJ. to-day for
San Diego and way ports with the fol-
lowing passengers:
Miss + o Anderson, Miss NJ B Ander-
son, I p Mex ensie aud wife, Miss M w
Sheppard, @ Mitchell, Il w Weglia,
H Graves and wife, Mrs J Booth, L +
Moulton, H Jackson, Lille Osborn, Mrs
NJ A Osborn, son and daughter; Mrs
Bumiller, Mics Dobinson, Mrs l.
Schenek, G DilIer, Mrs Chap.
lin, r Phillips, Il B Jennings
Mrs Bulkel, G D Rust and wife, Miss
L Gard, Mrs M A Newmark, FIT Brad.
street, 8 Sullivan. Miss K Terry, G w
Sower aud wife, X M Clew,ts, Mrs B v
sShupp, Mrs X II Burden, G. q AshbGugh
and wife, A u Pomsroy, Mrs Auzerais,
Miss Mccarthy, e Mclaughlin, Jr., H
Ks.l ~G L FL A 7 ki-..E---- lii
and daughter, Il Shanklin. J w Shank
lin, ] j Ayres aud wife. P r Brady. /
Smith, J 3 Williams, G H Kimball,
Miss = Hepburn. Miss d Hepburn, L
Hepburn, J G H1)cker and wife, EFT
Jsnss, A Ehrenbsff, W C Roberts, J
Sarls, J A Henderson, Mrs M Bennett,
Mrt 8 Laxard, J H Fountain, B q
Frasier and wife. Il G Bowen, Roper,
G Smith, J s Thomas, Mrs Horn. Mag
gle Discoll, A 8 Ferguson, s s SBreikles,
Mrs G Martin.
Mysterious Expleslen IN Gelden
0ate Farh.
SAN Francisco, August ll.--A mys-
terious explosion occurred yesterday
afternoon In the Golden Gate Park. A
little boy playing there saw bottle in
hole in the ground. He picked II up
when IL suddenly exploded, injuring
him severely about the face. but other
wise doing no harm. As nothing re-
mains Of the liquid In the bottle IL is
difficult TO determine what it was.
OpIsn scInures In isan Ffaneiscs-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ll.-One hun.
dred and thirty pounds Of prepared
opium, valued at y, 1000. was yesterday
ssixed by Custom house officers on board
The stsansr Arabic. The seizures upon
the Chiua steamers for the past two
months will aggregate el5. 600.
Cfipplsa Cssditisn or the wall
street Dank.
New YoRK, August il.-C. II. Jimson
and C. j. Osborne, Directors of the Wall
Street Bank, made on Saturday night
and sunday Thorough examination Of
the deficit. In justice to all parties they
did not open the Institution this morn
iae. The result Of their examination is
% follows: Deposits, 81 ,25O, 900; call
loan, d, l,ll0,O 900; good busintss paper,
e35O, 600; cash, sl85. 900. Cashier J. p.
Dickinson has been lending money too
freely on insu fIicient margins. The esd.
mated loss will be about 500, 900. The
bank was debtor at the Clearing House
S20, 900 this morning, which has been
paid. IL 10 estimated the depositors
will be paid In full and the capital stock
will remain intact. The Cashiers short
age 10 stated 10 be $500, 900, and the
bank has $50. 900 bad debts.
Cissing sf the wall street lsask.
NEw YoRK, August 1.-THE Wall
Street Bank closed Its doors this morn
ing owing 70 irregularities Of the cashier
and will remain closed until ell matters
arc Investigated. The President il w.
Evans, Cashier, John p. Dickinson. The
bank is situated ct Is Broad street, aud
Il . State bank. When the last annual
statement was issued, September IS,
1883, tie figures wers, paid up capital
e500, 900. surplus S65, l97, undivided
pr6Ats ~, 1876.
Wall street Dank Will Pay De-
peslters.
New YoRK, August ll.--President
Evans, Of the Wall Street Bank, says
the depositors will be paid In full.
severe Earthquaks at View York
and AIsng the Atlantic Csass.
NEW YoRx, Aug. li.--At 205 yester.
day afternoon, residents OF this city and
nsighboring towns were startled by a
severe earthquake lasting several Sec
onds. Reports received show that the
shock was felt throughout nearly all the
Eastern States Is far north as Boston
and south to Baltimore. At Philadel.
phia II 10 the first since January 8, 1917.
EARTHQUAKES are 30 unusual on the At
lantic coast that the shock caused very
great and general alarm. Houses in
some localities were severely strained,
but no isjury 10 life 10 reported.
Fsneral sf Lseut. KssIingssury or
the Greely Expedition.
RocHEsrER, N. Y, August 1.-THE
funeral OF Lieut.. Kislingsbury Of Greely
fame was very impressive. Ami immense
procession Of military and civil organiza-
tions escorted his remains to Mount
Hope cemetary.
Arrival sf Wrecked Passengers.
NEW YoRK, August 1.-Two hun
dred passengers from the wrecked
steamer Amsterdam arrived here this
morning. They say the sailors helped
themselves to cigars and wine and did
not seem TO care for anybody.
An Infeetea Inmigrsnt steamer
Quarantlned at Havana.
HAVANA, August 1.-THE steamer
Bracodaile from Calcutta arrived recent.
ly at 81. Lucia with immigrants. After
the steamer left Calcutta thirty-one
cases Of cholera appeared and twenty
patients died. There were no new
cases on the vessel for twenty-nine days.
The steamer Is In quarantine here.
Mexico Overrun with Lscusts.
ST.. LopIs, August ll.--Late advices
from Vera Cruz, Mexico, say that myr-
lads Of locusts have appeared in that
state, and notwithstanding large guam
tity were killed the greatest destruction
has resplted. In Yucatan and South.
orn Mexico hundred square miles of the
country are covered with the pests and
the corn, grass and other crops are de-
stroyed. 1t IL said that q thousand
families who are dependent on small
crops will have to be supported by the
government during the next six months,
Hevere Earthquake In Tasmania.
Ban Francisco, August 1.-THE Aus.
tralIa arrived from Sydeny with dates
to July 18th advices from Tasmania.
She brings report OF . severe earth
quake shock on July l4ih, the particu.
lars Of which have not been obtained.
Terrible storm In Hungary.
PRsru, August ll.--A terrible storm
ragged here and throughout Upper Hun.
gary yesterday. The streams raised to
Hoods. Villages were swept away and
many persons we're drowned.