Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
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PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.

Tie ItitSTdpl otuge LANE W udy j.
Mrs. Anna ellison, Mrs. Bartlett, j.
Hammock, p. Abarta, 4. Gowany, ID.
+. Andrews, G.. Griffin, A. A. West,
Chas. Gooding.
san Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. = John
Bomcher and Edward Johnson were
arrested yesterday by officers Price and
Libbing upon charge of having as
saulted man named Carbin, on Fol-
som street near Beale, on Wednesday
evening for the purpose of robbing
him. Carbin attempted to arrest
| Buosher but he ran away and in pur-
suing him Carbin fired shots at him,
none taking effect.
Katie Dexter, formerly Katie Jeack
will be examined in the police court
to-day on charge of perjury commit
ted, it is alleged in saying under oath
that she is Is years of age, to enable
her to get marriage license to mar
ry Joseph Dexter. Her father who
caused her arrest says she is only l6
years of age.
The steamer Los Angeles arrived
safely yesterday at two o'c lock in the
afternoon at Victoria in tow by Brit
ish gunboat Rocket. The Los Ange-
les had both engines disabled forty
four hours from San Francisco and
had been under sail eight days. These
are the facts as telegraphed to the
Merchants Exchange. The only loss
was of Joseph Walsh overheard in a
gale.
The tria! of Captain 'Lindell which
has been occupying the attention of
the United States Circuit Court was
concluded yesterday. The jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty and the
prisoner was discharged from custody.
Lindell was on trial charged with the
wilful wreeKing of the Bark Union.
1t is now announced that the great
four mile race is to come off, notwith-
standing all hat has been said to the
contrary. The Pacific Jockey Club will
decide tomorrow the day on which
the race is to be run. 1t is generally
surmised that Christmas will be the
time. Joe Daniels is ont in card,
denying the report that Springbok is
about to leave for the East, and says
OH hand. Wild Idyl being incapaci-
tated, will not in any event take
part in the race.
Charles Williams, a young man in
the employ of the firm of Madison &
Barkey, Real Estate Agents, was ar
rested OH the charge of embezzling
the funds of the firm.
Another assessment has been levied
on the syndicate fund of the Bank of
California, payable Immediately. 1t
is for ten per cent of the amount SUBJ
scribed This makes total of nearly
one third of the amount pledged by
the syndicate, of thirty per cent. In
addition to this the assessment levied
on the capital stock of the bank,
amounting to S500,000 will be paya-
bic by the coming month. The as
sessments so far levied on the syndi-
cate fund and the banks capital stocks
aggregates nearly $3,000,000. tits the
intention of the managers of the insti-
tuition to have the banks affairs in
thorough order early in January when
the Bank of California will have a
full paid capital of S5,O0O,O0O.
Dispatch received sn this city says
that the steamer Los Angeles was
found all right, with only the machin-
cry broken. No particulars.
Yesterday the Coroner received in
formation that the dead body of a man
had been washed ashore on the beach
beyond the Oceanside House, and q
messenger was sent for the body. The
deceased has been identified as Judas
Perrin, confectioner who formerly
did businest on Post street. The de-
ceased was II married man and his
wife who is now living in sSaucelito,
had commenced an action for divorce.
In one of the pockets of his coat wss
found a polyglot letter addressed to
Blanche Perrin, his wife. Some Of the
sentences have words in French, Ger
man and English, but they do not
convey any sensible ideas. There is
but one readable sentence and that is
at the close and is as follows: "You
can take mourning for a divorce. Ju.
lius Perrin" The deceased was ia-
tive of Germany and well advanced
in years.
This morning James O'Malley fell
from scaffold in front of house on
Broadway street nearly opposite the
jail, to the sidewalk, a distance of 25
feet, and was almost instantly killed.
Senator Sharon says he intends
going to Washington in January.
San Diego Views.
SAN DIEGO, Dec 10th The stranger,
whom it was feared had been the vic
tim of the raid on Campo, has turned
up all right at Campo.
The steamer Ancon with a large
number of passengers, arrived last
evening eight hours ahead OF her sche-
dule time, having had unusually fine
weather coming down.
Attempted Robbery.
CHICO, Dec. 9th.-Three Cinnamon
while attempting to steal pork from
Fred Ackerman's slaughter house this
evening, were fired upon by Sheriff
Morgan and Ackerman, who were
watching for them. Two Of them
were seriously wounded.
Legislature,