Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-14
PACIFIC COAST.
For Eos Angeles.

CALIENTE, Nov. l3.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
Judge Tracy, Kinsbury, w Simons,
Mr. Susskind, w CWhite, A M Brown
and Mr. Ross. iitH Elftit8 4be
san Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, November l3th.-
Frederick Richardson, who pleaded
guilty in the Municipal Court to-day
Of embezzling $1,000 from Linforth,
Kellogg 4 Co., was sentenced to serve
ten years i'm prison. /.
Capt. Doane was held to answer by
u. S. Commissioner o. Berne to-day on
q charge of beating and wounding a
seaman called Charles on board the
ship Granger on her recent voyage
from Liverpool to this port.
1t is not yet decided what day the
great race will take place. A meeting
to determine that matter will be held
by the Pacific Jockey Club this even
ing. 1t is understood, however, that
it will, certainly come of before next
Saturday. By special stipulation in
corporated in the rules laid down by
! the Pacific Jockey Club for the govern
ment of the contest, all pools follow
the race. This is contrary to the rules
of the Bay District Association, which
| declare pools off If q race is not run
within given time after the day on
| which it is announced to take place.
The necessity for q pOstpOnement is q
source of great disappointment to
| thousands who have fiocked hither
from the Interior, as well as to great
many residents of San Francisco who
had made arrangements during the
| week to witness the trial of speed
promised. There is not a city, town
or hamlet from Siskiyou to San Diego
| that has not its representative here to
witness the great race. Many have
pose.
A few days ago Capt. Lees arrested
q Mr.. Abraham in this city on tele-
| graphic warrant from Louisville, KY,
charging him with forgery. Abraham
forged notes in that city to the amount
of $1,000, which he hypothecated at
different banks and then cleared out.
1t, was suspected that he had gone
| West, and Captain Lees was notified
by .teiegraphNand kept on the lookout
for his man. Last night N. S. Bligh,
| Captain of the Louisville detective
| force, arrived here with requisition
| for the prisoner. He leaves in the
morning for the East.
| Collector Shannon has ordered the
Captain of the ship Granger to make
a formal report against the medical
officer at the Marine Hospital, who let
sailor rot to death under his care,
and Shannon will have the Doctor re-
moved and afterwards tried for mall
| practice.
Edward Barron has resigned the
Presidency of the Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mine, and r. III. Falls elected
| in his stead.
A Man Killed.
| SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 13th.-Yes-
terday at the henery on San Jacinto
mountain young man named Kill
patrick was killed by tree falling on
him. His remains were brought to
this place and buried by the l. o. O..
| F., of which Order he was a member.
| He had resided in this city short
| time, and has some relatives residing
in our midst.
The Wounded Priest.
VICTORIA, B. c., November l2th.-
Rev. Father Braban, the Roman Cath
Ollie missionary recently wounded by
| the Chief of an Indian tribe on the
| West coast. of Vancouver Island, ar
rived to-day in the war ship Rocket,
which ship sailed to his rescue few
days since. The priest, though suffer-
ing severely from a gunshot wound in
the hand and second one in the back,
which latter it was feared would prove
fatal, is mending slowly, with chances
| of recovery, ts's ase