The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
San Franciseo News.
SAN FRANclsco, March 26,

JAN hANNAstCs ~Os
A suit was commenced in the Twelfth Dis.
trict Court this morning. by the people, vs..
Solomon H Lichstentein and Emanuel Fox,
to recover the sum Of one thousand dollars,
due from the defendants to plaintiff, upon q
certain bail bond or undertaking, executed
by the said defendants in the action of the
people vs.. Solomon Cohn, indicted for forge
ry.
A question of considerable interest has
come up before the Twelfth District Court,
in the case Of Jos. L Weston vs.. M. 8. Mar
tin. Suit was brought for the purpose of
foreclosing mechanics lien on building
The case Of the woman who was arrested
on the charge Of attempting to kill her hus-
band, has been postponed to await the re-
suit Of the wounds received by him.
The case of Charles Bass, indicted for the
murder of A. A. Mason, was concluded yes.
terday afternoon. The jury went out at one
o'clock to-day.
The Petaluma Journal Informs US that a
MIR. Cannon Bradley, OF Tomales, while out
with party Of his neighbors on the 18th of
March, in pursuit of q grizzly that had kill
led one Of his sows the night before, was at
tackled and severely injured by the gLizzly.
Bradley had discovered and fired two shots
into the bear when bruin retired in the bush
es. The dogs were then sent in to uncover
him but without effect. Thinking his shots
had proved fatal, Bradley started in him
self, where he met the bear, who attack ed
him, inflicting several severe wounds For
tunately the bear became frightened at the
mans cry for help and retreated A portion
Of the scalp was torn from Bradley's head,
the muscles Of the right arm manglcd and
torn loose from the shoulders, two ribs frac-
tured. and four holes cut in his hip. The
wounded man is recovering.
A miner named Luther Lee, lately arriv-
ed from San Andreas. intending to start for
home on the next steamer. and having con.
siderable money with him, has been missing
from his home, on First street, for seveoal
days. 1t is feared that some foul play has
befalen nim.
| The steamer Petaluna, upon arrival at the
wharf this afternoon from Petaluma, ran in
to the clipper ship Don Quixote, and had
her port wheel. house broken into, and the
wheel completely crushed.
The steomer Senator, from San Diego and
the Sonthtrn coast, arrived this evening"
She briggs but little news of interest The
detachment Of U. 5. troops that left San Pc
dro on the 9th for Fort Yuma, arrived at
that post on the 9th, after pleasant trip
of Is days. Found wood, water and grass
/ in abundance.
An luIian was brutally murdered at Los
Angeles, by man named Heath, a merchant
in that place. 1t appears that Heath attemp
ted to drive the Indian from his door during
tho day. and the Indian, to avoid the stroke
cf n club in the hands of Heath, caught hin
and threw him to the ground, and immedi
ately fled, for fear of further abuse. Heatl
loaded his rife. and when the Indian haC
lain down in his hut, for the night. deiiber
atey placed the muzzle at his breast. ant
fired, killing him instantly The murderer
then fed, but has since been arrested.
| There is but little news from Salt LAX,
and the Mormons. A letter dated Salt Lake
Jan. 3D., says; "Clothing or groceries of any
kind are not to be obtained here as no goods
have come in this fall. the soldiers are en-,
camped at Fort Brijger, and there is plenty
of goods there, but our merchants have de-
camped, and we don't want any more Gen.
tiles about us. Home manufacture is gone
into fromlnecessity and in time We shall have
q supply from that source"
MARKETS s-Flour--nothing reported out.
sido
Oats-moderate jobbing trade.
Wheat-250 bags sold at cents.
Barley-sales of 400 bags private, ard 44(
do at 81 Al.