Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-19
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Flnanclal COm mlUtee VINO are manag-
ing affairs of the suspended Trust Com.
pany hope to be able to declare third
dividend of 25 per cent. to depositors
before the close of the present month.
SaiIed-steamers Senator and Clip
sey for Wilmington.
The deaths in the city last week
were 70, males 45 and females 2S. The
death record for this week is the
smallest that has been known for a
very long time, and the not able fea-
| ture of it is that there mas been no
cases of suicide, homicide or causual-
tiles.
The Directory war between II. G..
Langley and d. M. Bishop made an
important advance to-day, Judge
Sawyer having granted the injunction
asked for by Langley on condition
that he should give bond for $4,000
to meet any possible damages that
might be sustained by Bishop, or un-
ii decision on the main points of
the dispute had been rendered.
Entries for two mile and repeat
race for the 18th were filled to-day as
follows: Foster, Chance, Hook Hook
ing, Revenue Jr., and Golden Gate; all
were in for the four mile race on the
22d day of February.
The Bankers Clearing House is now
in successful operation. There are
two clearings every day, one at 10 and
one at 2, except Saturday, when he
p. NJ. clearance is omitted, as all banks
close at L. Less than 10 per cent of
coin is required to effect the eXchang-
es.
The training ship jamestown, Capt,
Glass commanding, was towed from
Mare Island to the city to-day.
The training ship Committee of the
Board of Supervisors went to the Is.
land and formally received the vessel.
WELLS. New, March Is Weather
warm and pleasant; the snow is thaw-
ing fast and the railroad is clear and
will remain so until more snow falls.
The overland trains which arrived
last evening and this morniug brought
New York dates up to the 10th, includ-
ing five days mails. The postoffice
people were kept very busy all last
night and to-day distributing this
large accumulation of matter. The
overland train due tonight was four
hours and forty minutes late at half
past two this P. NJ.
Yesterday afternoon q man named
Jones, residing in the Western part of
the city went home and discovered that
several hundred dollars which he had
slowed away in his house was missing.
His neighbor, Peter Rasmussen, was
suspected of the theft and was arrested
on the charge of grand larceny. After
the arrest the individual who had lost
the money, went home and began to
of the money being found. Rasmas-
son paid for the satisfaction of having
charges brought against him was dis
missed without trial.
For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, 1Sth.-The fol lowing are
passengers by telegraph stage that left
on time this morning for Los Angeles:
G l. Hansen, Chas Cavenaugh and G
Barlow with the usual express mat
ter, quite large paper mail and small
Eastern letter mail, which has been
delayed in the East.
The Northern railroads are again
reported clear of snow and no farther
| trouble is apprehended. Tomorrow
we expect double letter mail with
papers &c. from the East. The stage
roads between here and San Fernando
Tunnel are drying up and rapidly i'm
proving, thereby enabling the Tele-
graph Stage Company to make their
usual good time and close connection
with trains for the North.
The Stage Roads.
TEHACHIPA, March 1Sth.-The bad
pieces of road between here and Oak
Creek over which the stages found it
difficult to make reasonable good time,
are fast mending. The stage from the
No tn passed here at 11:45 A. NJ. The
North bound train arrived at four
O'Clock and left at 4:20 P. NJ. for Cali
ente. Weather delightful.
Cincinnati Excited.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 1Sth.-A
great excitement was created here
last evening by the Stars Washington
special alleging that a rumor was cur
rent explaining Pendleton's method
of rewarding Mrs. Relknap for her in :
terest in pushing the Kentucky Cen
tral claim. The dispatch said
Mrs. Belknap had claim of $4,000
against the bankrupt firm of E. Y.
Leonard & Co., of which her first hus-
band was partner; that PendletOn as
attorney could make nothing from it in
pushing the Kentucky Central claim.
He agreed to collect her claim against
Leonard & Co. if his railroad claim
against the Government sheuld9go
through. The dispatch alleged that
both claims were collected. Mr. Leon
ard, in an interview, admits that his
firm was indebted to Mrs. Belknap as
alleged, and says that nearly the full
amount Of the indebteddess has been
paid her, but denies that her attorney,
Pendleton, in any way Influenced such
payment.
Miner Killed.
VIRGINIA CITY, March 1S.-Thomas
Cook, miner was killed in the Knick-
erbocker mine at Virginia City this
morning while coming up the shaft
He tried to reach the bell cord but fell
between the cage and timbers.