Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-11
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PACIFIC COAST.
The Queen OF the Paeine's Passen-
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The Queen OF the Pacine's Passen-
gers.
SAN FRAscIsoo, March l0.--The fol-
lowing is the list OF passengers by the
steamer Queen Of the Pacific for Los An
gcles: q II Stevens, wife aud dang ghter,
Mrs II G Maskinney, J d Westewelt
and wife, Miss L Mayfield, J Binner and
wife, J Banncrschcidt. J N Jones, Miss
L Hubbard, Mrs l Fellows, F J Coil, II
Mills. l. A Strobel, II A Owen, c Gril.
wltzer, w q Worsham, w vAnalstine,
q M Thompson, wife and mother, Mrs
Worsham, + vcrdier and wife, J A
Pillsbury. A r Steele, J JH Gard, Mrs
Hammond, Mrs Child, Miss NJ E Mason,
Il A Pitcher. C II Simpkins,
Miss } Cochrane, Mrs W A
Lott, K ONeil, L Meyer, v A
Field, E. Spitz, c. NJ. Horn, A. b. WetL.
erby. j. V. Horn, Gen. J. X. Briefly, A.
Smith, +. Moran, p. Mccoy, J. l.. Sui.
livan, j. Munsinger, w. Gillespie, w.
B. Abernathy, DIR. Harris. Miss Q. M.
Seymour, J, M. .Colgrove, r. w. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Park, W. II. Hale and wife,
+. j. Osborne, j. W. Gwinn, A. J. De.
witt. Mrs. A. NJ. Berry and four chill.
dren, II. Dinkelspiel, ]. Terry, c. U.
Bieley. w. w. Allen, wife and daugh.
ter, Il. Bieley, Mrs. Burnham, d. Frank.
lin, Y. r.. Burnham, y. Taylor, Mrs.
Harris and Child, Mrs. B. Dresser and
daughter, B. Dresser, G.. Barlow.
For San Diego-Miss N Haven, Mrs
A X Dent. + B Lyle, Maj M R Morgan
and wife, Mrs M e Badger. w Manlsy,
Col e J Spraguc, II 0 Ffedricks, H p
McKoon aud wife, G A Wclmore, s X
Towe, wife and daughter, J w OFT. n
L Behie, Miss A Knowlton, w varney.
soIedad Canyon as bad ~ Before =
Great lDestruetion at the an
Fernando end OF the Tunnel.
NEwHALL, Gala, March 10. Mo rain
to-day. By the heavy rains last night
In Soledad Canon the track was washed
ont as bad as II ever was. In the San
Fernando end Of the tunnel late yester.
day afternoon several land slides caused
the accumulation Of an enormous quantity
Of water in one of the cafions. and when
the foroo and quantity Of the water
broke the barrier caused by the land
slides, it rushed madly down past the
San Fernando end Of the tunnel,
tearing up and destroying and car.
rying along with it all that
stood in Its way, and house
which contained the tools Of the men
working in the tunnel, was shattered as
II blown up with dynamite. To-day
about $50 men aro at work clearing the
track OF gravel and stones this side
OF the tunnel, which they will have done
Ia couple of days.
The Oakland Election.
SAN Francisco, March l0.-In the
Oakland city election ta-day the Repub.
lican ticket was elected from 200 to 800
majority.
Patti In San francisco.
SAN Francisco, March lO--Patti and
Gerstsr. with the rest Of the Mapleson
Opera Troupe. arrived yesterday. In
the evening Patti was serenaded at the
Palace Hotel by deputation from the
italian colony, headed by Wettermau's
Band.
Damage to tho Mojave Division.
SAN Francisco, March lO.HReports
received to-day state that the Mojave
division Of the Southern Pacific is badly
washed out for distance Of six miles
west Of Daggett--one break Of 1900 feet
and two others OF 800 each. At Fresno
the railroad bridge is impassable and
passengers are transferred.
The Mill-sharon Divorce Suit.
SAN Francisco, March 10. - The
Sharon divorce trial began to-day before
Judge Sullivan. After the opening by
q. ". Tyler, counsel for Miss Hill, and
the reply by W. H. L. Barnes, counsel
for Sharon, Martha Wilson, dressmak-
or and o colored woman, was called as
the first witness for Miss Hill, plaintiff
in tho case. Mrs. Wilson testified that
the marriage contract produced in court
was the same one as Miss Hill showed
her in October, 1880. On cross. .examin-
alton the witness, Mrs. Wilson, said she
could not read, but was sure the contract
produced was the same paper shown her
in October, 1880. Miss Hill frequently
told her that Sharon was crazy to marry
her. Adjourned till tomorrow.
Opening OF the Mapleson Troupo
San FRASolsco, March TO- The
Grand Opera House was packed this
evening at the first performance of Her
Majesty's Opera Company, in Lucia di
Lammermoor, with Etelka Gerst0r in
the title role. The theatre is the larg
est in the city. The receipts for to-
tonight are $4,000. The advance sales,
exclusive of the Patti tickets, were S3S,
600. For the Patti performance on
Thursday next, the advance sales amount
to $40, 900. of which $4,000 were received
by mail and telegraph. A line Of ex
pectant ticket buyers is waiting in front
of the ticket Office to purchase tickets
for the Patti night. They will remain
in waiting until tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock.
Judge Wallace for the Assc mbIy
| SAN Francisco, March lO.--It is re
ported that ex.Chief Justice Wallac,
will receive the Democratic nomination
for the Assembly in the 18th District
this city, made vacant by the death o
Charles A. Hughes.
GOOD New4-The storm over
| San Francisco, March lO.-The Sig
nal Service Bureau reports the barome
ter rising rapidly all along the coast. N
rain has fallen at any point in tho Stat
since o'clock this morning. The wine
this evening was from the northwes
and the indications are that the storm i
over
The stock Board.
San Francisco, March l0.-Best 1
Belcher, $3.50; Chollar, 81 CO.; Con
solidalod Virginia, 20; Crown Point
Sl.00: Eureka Con, So 25; Gould
Curry, 81 10; Hale h Norcross, Sl.65
Mexican, 81. s5;Nortberu Belle, =; Ophir
Sl.75; Potosi, 80; Savage, 100; Sierr
Nevada. $3.50; Union Consolidated
Sl.95; Yellow Jacket, $40
Wheat and Barley Market.
San FRANCISCO, March lO.-Wheai
steady but quiet; seller, Sl.45s@l &c
buyer, 81 .5Si; buyer, season, 81 57i0
l.57i, Barley steady aud fair; seller
season. .S54@.S .S3i; buyer, SOFA sc
buyer, season, .SGl D.S6s.
Tho Gage Train Robbers BrsaI
Jaii-TwO OF the Party KiIie,
ana the Others Captured.
TrcsoS, March l0.-A Star Silve
City special says: The Gage Static
train robbers imprisoned here broke jai
last night. They were followed by
Sherif7s posse and overtaken eight mile
north. Two were killed, one wounde,
aud the others captured.
A supposed Arizona Outlaw Ar
rested.
MARsHyIELD Oregon, March TO-.
. young man known as Robert Alexander
I has been arrested at Empire City on su!
picion of being Cicero Crime, the Ar
, zona outlaw. Alexander asserted his II
| nocsnce and telegraphed to a firm
Portland for Identification. They re