Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-16
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For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Oct. l5.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
Miss Lola Isaac, w r Markendestine,
Mrs Harlom, Mr. Hodsom and NJ Day
ertal.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 18TH
There is considerable talk as. to what
Doble intends to do with the Maid
when he gets here with her. 1t is ex.
pected that he will close contract
with the Bay District Association to
trot his famous mare against her best
time, and If she surpasses il the sum
of $4,000 will be paid for the achieve
ment, while if she fails nothing will
be paid. A trotting match with the
Maid in the field is out of the ques-
tion, for there are ne trotters now on
the coast able to come up with her.
However owners of fast PAGERS are not
averse to trial Of pacing against the
Maids trotting, and contest of this
kind may be arranged.
The 1875 meeting of the Bay District
Fair Association commences next
Tuesday. The contest for the San
Francisco Gun on Wednesday, October
10th, promises to be the leading event
of the meeting. 1t will consist of a
dash of two-and-a-quarter miles, free
for all. The noted runners Spring
Box, Gunistead and Wild Idle are
already entered. 1t is thought Katie
Pease and Concho will be registered
in the race before the entries close
There Is prospect also that nearly all
the famous Eastern flyers on the coast
will start along with the horses above
mentioned. Outside of the regular
programme matches have been ar
ranged for three, four and five-year-old
animals. The entries for three-year-
old trotters, mile and repeat, to har-
ness, number fourteen. There are four
entries of four-year olds, for u purse of
$1,000, mile heats, to harness, best
three in five. The following entries
have been made for the five -year-old
trotting purse, mile heats, to harness,
best three in five: Oliver, Stale, Solid
Silver, Ida Moores and Crown Point
The Grand Lodge of F. & A. M. was
called on at 10 A. NJ, when the min
utes of yesterdays sessions Were read.
The Committee on Charters submitted
report recommending the issuing of
charters TO three Lodges which have
heeu working under dispensation.
The report was approved. The Com
mittee on Grievances made another
partial report, in which several cases
were disposed of by Endorsement of the
action of the subordinate Lodges. A
report was also received from the COM
mittee to the effect that YOlo Lodge
had neglected to obey an edict of the
Grand Lodge issued at its last annual
communication, and directing that the
edct should be Immediately carried
into effect. 1t was so ordered The
hour for the election of Grand Officers
having arrived, the Lodge proceeded
TO ballot for Grand Master. The re-
suit of the ballot showed that DR.. John
Millsdrow, of Mare Island, had re-
ceived a large majority of all the votes
east. He was accordingly declared
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
California for the ensuing Masonic
year. The Lodge was then called off
until one o'clock, when balloting will
be resumed.
This morning a French sailor by the
name of Joe Guiher attempted to com
NIT suicide by jumping in the bay off
North Point dock. He was rescued
with great difficulty by boatman
named Mackey, and attempted to
swim away and drown himself by div
ing. After being hauled in the boat
and brought safely ashore the would
he suicide was handed over to Officer
Dolan and conveyed to prison. The
man is believed to be insane or vic.
tim of delirium tremens, the result of
a prolonged spree in which he had re-
Gently been indulging.
The hearing of the application of the
guardian of Michael Frankel to set
aside the adjudication of bankruptcy
in the case of Frankel, on the grounds
that he was insane at the time he fled
his petition in bankruptcy, was con.
cluded in the United States District
Court yesterday. Judge Hoffman held
that the petitioner was not insane
when he filed his petition, and there
fore dismissed the application to set
aside proceedings.
A terrible affair occurred at an early
hour this morning, hy which wife
was nearly murdered by her husband
1t appears that eighteen months ago
one Louis Lavagnino, an Italian and
a widower, went to Italy and married
a young girl about II years of age the
couple returning to this city and TAX
ing up their abode on Laguna street
For six months past the man has
abused her shamefully, and on Mon
day last gave her terrible beating
with n stick, leaving black marks all
over her body. Yesterday she left him
and went to stay with some friends
living at 7l2 Broadway. About 12 o.
clock last night he came to the house
and insisted on her. returning home.
The woman declined, saying she was
afraid he would kill her. They con-
tinued arguing the matter until o.
clock this morning, when, finding her
resolved not to live with him, he sud-
denly drew a dagger with which he
stabbed her In two different places on
the head and body. The screams of
the woman aroused the landlord, Mr..
McIsaacs, who undertook to seize the
scoundrel as he passed down the stair
way. He succeeded in catching him
by the arm, when Lavagnino stabbed
him In the right thigh, the wea pom
striking the bone. He then sprang
in the street and has not yet been ar
rested. The wounded woman. whose
name is Rose, has child few months
old. Two officers are on his track and
will probably account for him within
tWenty-four hours.