Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-24

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3. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. .23,--About
3o'elock this morning a young italian
named Giuseppe CALI was found ly-
ing on Broadway near Montgomery,
and with a knife wound in the abdo-
men. An old man named Pasco Sar-
eta, his daughter Maria, and Antonio
Seguna have been arrested Aon suspiC-
ion of being concerned in, and having
a Knowledge of his death, The girl
made a statement from whiA it APP
pears that she had been for 6ng time
intimate with CALI to criminal eX-
tent. Last night she, with her father,
attempted to obtain n warrant for his
arrest, as be, was about leaving the
city without marrying her, as he-had
promised. Being too late for that pur-
pose, they wentn llome1 to- bed. The
latter in the night raped at the win
dow of Galli's room in. an adjoining
house, and he same out doors, partial
~ dressed, and held a few. moments
conversation with her. She then,
hearing her. mother approaching, re-
turned to her room. Further than
which she processes to know nothing
ofthe affair. Other circumstances of
the affair point strongly to: the con-
clusion that CALI was followed by the
girls father few steps up the street,
to the place where he was found and
there assassinated. The knife evident.
lyused in the murder was found near
the body. 50 go. S.- -o.@.A
: Dan Smith, once a -well-kHewn
stage driver in Oregon, has been ar
rested for stage robbery committed
nearly aSyear ago, on the. overland
ronte, South of Roseburg. All that
eOnld beascertained of the crime at
the time-was that a mail pouch con-
tanning gold dust, greenbacks and
drafts bad mysteriously disappeared.
Soomafter Smith, ,.the driver, left the
country with the wife ofanether man.
He had been discharged from his sit
uation for upsetting q coach. This
was subsequently ascertained to have
been premeditated on his part, as
preteAt for securing his discharge and
leaving the country. 1t appears that
Smith stOlet mail pouch, carried it
for three or four days in his feed sack.
then rifled its contents, filled it with
rock. and threw 1t into the Umpgua
river. "A search breughtit to the sur
face, and when opened it was found to
contain all the missing drafts and the
roll Of greenbacks. A bag containing
gold dust to the amount of $1,000 was
missing. This, it was alterward ascer-
tanned, the robbersofd at Philadelphia.
Smith and his parameur We're traced
to this city, Salt-Lake, Iewa and Phil
adelphia. After several months pur-
suit they were finally captured at Sc
guin, Guadalupe comfy, Texas.
Special Deputy Underwood viii ar
rive. Zhere this y evening with his
prisoner. - 90 30 = =
Quite lively scene was witnessed
yesterday at the matinee performance
Of WI lsoli sscircus.s,- ThesRoman char
lot race was executed with a reckless
ness that would have aroused he en-.
thu-iasmsof Old Neros after dashing
around the track a couple OF times the
fiery steeds got TIP their speed and
their temper as we'll, and presently u
chariot driven by the Roman Jack
Lee was upset and the. driver tossed
into the air about ten feet. The horses
continued their mad flight, overlook
the other chariot and reduced it to
wreck, and, the other Roman dandy,
Wilson, was likewise tnmbled about,
in very uncomfortable manner.
Both teams then kept up the race for
several turns, when their. flight was
arrested dwith dffficu ty. The chariots
were scattered In fragments over the
whole course and the drivers were both
severely bruised. During the exhiIa-
rating. spectacle the ladies and chill
dren, of which the audience was prin-
cipaliy composed, Joined in a terrific
chorus of, shrieks; some tainted and
many rushed to the door. .-4 ..---s-'l
A determined contest between some
of the distilleries and the4overnment
being now inevitable, both sides are
actively preparing for the conflict by
hunting up evidence, comparing
books, etc. As already stated, the
Antioch Distiilery has been seized, as
well. asthee refinery connected there
with, and the spirits in the wholesale
house of the proprietor in the city.
Three separate charges. have now been
made by Collector Sedgwick in this
matter, as follows: tThe first asks for
the confiseation of 1913 gallons seized
at the wholesale store in this city,
worth Sl3, ,460. The second claims the
forfeiture of 6, 900 gallons of spirits and
the movable property of the refinery
and the distillery, valued at $7,S44;
and the third on the same ground, of
alleged frauds asks the confiscation of
the distillery and its contents, ap-
praised ut $13,l70 All these seizures.
are based on allegations of actual and
intended frauds upon the revenue.
The property has ali been bonded, the
whole amount being S34, ,474, and re-
stored to the claimants, who are al
lowed ten days in which to show cause
why the property is not forfeited TO
the Government. Walter Van Dyke
represents the United States, while
Lattimer & Morrow appear for the
defence. General Hawley, the new
Supervisor, is on the way out from
New York, and will probably arrive
this evening. =, - 1-r
a A judgment for defendant was rem
dered this morning byJudge Morrison,
OF the Fourth District Court, In the
case of the Bank of California VS.. the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
On entering st. Mary's Cathedral
for devotional purposes at a late hour
last night, Archbishop A1lemany, be-
came aware of the presence of some
one in the building. Word was sent
to the police and squad of officers
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