Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
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CALIENTE, May 18th.-The Tele-
graph Stage OIL time with the follow
ing passengers for Los Angeles -
Frank Bowe, J w Sands, L b Allen,
J Elwell, A Knight times, G Nc
Allister, F Jackson, Jesus Castella,
and Mr.. Belahernest.
Passengers from Arizona.
SEVEN PALMS, May 1Sth.-The fol-
lowing passengers arrived from Ari-
zona by the A & n NJ Stage Line and
left on this mornings train for Los
Angeles: H Kennedy, r w Barten,
RN Willing and e f Aubrey.
san Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, th.-Platt's Hall
was filled last night to hear O'Dono.
van Rosa. The speaker explained to
the audience that the skirmishing fund
was being raised to enable men to
hold their lives in their hand ready to
lay them down at moments notice,
to go forward and harfass England in
every way possible. If Irishmen in
California would contribute their
share to this fund the work would go
bravely on. He also gave an account
of his Imprisonment and escape.
The department Commander of the
Grand Army of the Republic, has is
sued an order proclaiming that the
30th inst, memorial day in com
mem Grafton of the soldiers who fell
in the late Rebellion, will be observed
here.
At a meeting of the Centennial
| Fourth of JULY Committee it was sug-
gested that all clergymen of the city
deliver appropriate sermons on Sun
day the I'd, and prepare them for pub
| lication. That watch meetings be
held in the churches on the night of
| the Sd, and the 4th be ushered in with
prayer and praise; that employers of
the city suspend business on the Sd to
give their employees time to prepare
for the celebration; that tradesmen
exhibit specimens of their skill on the
4th; that commanders of forts in and
about the city fire salute at twelve
o'clock on the morning of the 4th;
that every flag and piece of bunting
possible be flung to the air on that
memorable day.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18TH
O'Leary completed tha 275th mile at
$40, then rested. Schmehl is 81 miles
behind and sick.
Silver coin is three to five per cent.
discount.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association
at a meeting last evening resolved to
purchase the Lick lot, corner of Mar
ket and Fifth street for $3.50, 900. The
action has caused much dissatisfaction
among the order in the city.
The publication of the testimony in
the liLel suit of Simonton VS. McCrel-
lish in New York papers is exciting
the press considerably here as it was a
breach of faith to have given the
news, all parties Interested having
pledged themselves to secrecy. Mac
Crellish of the Alta denounces the
premature publication.
A number of dairymen from vari-
Gus parts of the State met at the Pro-
duce Exchange to-day and formed a
Dairy Association similar to those
in the East. a constitution and by
laws were adopted when the Associa.
ton adjourned to the first Wednesday
in October.
The propretors of the Bulletin have
begun another libel suit in the Fourth
District Court against the proprietors
of the Alta for S25, 900 damages, based
upon an editorial in the latter paper
last September referring to the Bank
of California matter.
Judge Tyler to-day began a libel
suit against the Chronicle for 500, ,000.
The paper couple of months ago
made severe comments upon the
Judge in reference to laying violent
hands upon a woman who was inter
ested in a case in which that lawyer
was counsel in one of the Justices
courts of the city.
Associate Justice.
OMAHA, May 1S.-Hon. J. J. Red
dick, appointment lawyer in this city,
has been nominated by President
! Grant as Associate Justice of New
/ Mexico.
/ Indian Troubles.
OMAHA, May 1S.-A special from
Fort Laramie says General Crook re-
turned here yesterday after an unsuc-
cessful effort in obtaining Sioux to go
with him on an exp edition into the
Powder river country. The second
Council was broken up by the Indians
talking in an insolent manner. Sub
seguently on the road to this post he
narrowly escaped an ambuscade. The
mail carrier, Chas. Clark, for Red
| Cloud was attacked and killed.