Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Simonton has entered a new com
plaint against the Alta, laying his
damages at 100000. p
Thirty Chinese students arrived in
San Francisco on Thursday. They
are to receive an education in Eastern
colleges.
On Thursday six policemen We're
discharged by the San Francisco Po-
| lice Commissioners for interfering i'll
| elections.
The Telegraph Stage left Caliente
| yesterday with mail and express mat
ter and six passengers for Los An
geles.
Yesterday opene,i caljp and clear in
San Francisco.
Mrs Joseph w. Stow, of San Fran
cisco, filed petition in the Probate
| Court for the removal of Maurice Dore
and Vim. Isaacs from Il e executor
| ship of the estate of her deceased hns-
band. She says Isaacs has appropri-
ated n portion of the estate for his own
use, and was aided by Maurice Dore
The most important part of the petit
| ton is that Mrs. Stow says the eXecu
tors allowed Ralston n large sum of
money, when, in fact, Ralston was in
| debted to Stow at the time of the lat-
ter's death, under partnership ar
| rangement. 0t
James II. King has commenced suit
| against the Woodville Mining Com
pany to recover $24 600 damages.
A Board of Centennial Managers has
nj Ia. tot
Commissioned by the Centennial Com
mission at Philadelphia, as follows: San
Francisco-J. ID. Creigh, Commits
sioner and President of the Board;
Jacob Deeth. w. f. Whittier, II. J. l..
Smiley, A. n. Towne, of the Central
Pacific Railroad; John +. Snow, Il. b.
Redding. j. z. II. Wentworth, w. X.
Vanderslice, J. G. Gardner, A. Z.
Campbell, Irving M. Scott, Ira p.
Rankin, H. II. Bigelow, Wallace Ev-
erson. Interior-B. Z. Kooser, Alter
nate Commissioner, Santa Cruz; Gov.
j. q. Downey, Los Angeles; DR.. }. l..
Ord, Santa Barbara; Major Jacob II.
Snyder, Sonoma; Drury Melone, VIM.
III. Mills, Sacramento; Jacob r.. Neff,
ColfaX; Z. w. Sergent, Monterey; J.
l.. Hebron, Santa'Clara; II. X. Porter,
San Diego; Joseph Aram, Natividad!
Gen. j. b. Frisbie, Vallejo; Austin
Sperry, Stockton; Charles III. Cor
ham, Marysville. The object and
aim of the above Board will
be to aid and to encourage the people
of California in placing before the Wis
itOrs at the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia in 1876 the result of the
labor of the husbandman, the skill of
the artist and the work of the artisan
who may fitly represent their branch
of industry. To that end they will
prepare and present to the next Leg
islature petition asking for liberal
appropriation for the above purpose,
and they would most respectfully ask
those who can furnish anything that
will show to the nations of the earth
next year the wonderful progress Cal
ifornia has made in twenty-five years
as an agricultural, mining and manu-
featuring State, to prepare the same
and make immediate application for
space, in order that the desire and in
tention of the people may be laid be.
fore their representatives at Sacra-
mento in December next. .v#
Secretary Chandler claims that he
discharged the Patent Office clerks for
cause and not for political considera
tions.
a New York dispatch OF yesterday
says the Staten Island steamer ID. II.
Martin took fire on her down trip yes
terday. The fire was caused by over
heated machinery. The pilot ran her
ashore on the flats, and the passengers
and hands were removed in small
boats. Two men were badly scalded.
Yesterday morning a collision oc-
Cured on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati &
ST. Louis railroad, between Il cOnstruc-
ton train and an Eastern bound freight
train, four miles East of DennisOn,
Ohio. Three employees were killed
and others seriously injured. The
accident was caused by the engineer
of the freight train disregarding sig
nails