Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-10
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pervisors last night passed resolutions
welcoming O'Donovan Rosa to the
city.
At the meeting of dissatisfaction
stockholders of Leopard mine last
night some $4,000 shares were repre-
sented. A committee reported that
mine was all right but that the man.
agement of affairs was not in the
same satisfactory condition. The
move to get the management away
from the present clique is continued,
and all stockholders wishing a change
are invited to send in their proxies.
The Roman wrestling match last
night between Panay and Vincente,
resulted in draw after round last
ing over two hours.
Supervisors last night adopted a re-
port against appointing a boiler in
spector.
The meeting of Odd Fellows Cen
tennial Committee last night decided
that the Battalion should leave the
city for Philadelphia September 9th.
The Health officers ordered the re-
moval of INDECENT Chinese from the
Almshouse, and they were put on ex-
press wagons and sent to Chinatown.
The Chinese refused to receive them,
and they were dumped here and there
just as the driver thought best, and
left to shift for themselves.
The Associated Country Press have
elected the following Board of Trus-
tees: 7 l. Thompson, Samuel Rosa,
Democratic, F X Kranth, Alameda
Encinal, n w Scudder, Petaluma Ar
gus, B Porter, Contra Costa Gazette,
and w A January, Santa Clara Ar
gust.
A communication from Mayor
Bryant, read at the Board of Super
visors last evening stated that he
had appointed Frank M Plxley, Philip
A Roach, and Mark L Mcdonald
as delegation to proceed to Wash
ington and lay the Chinese question
before Congress. The appointments
were unanimously confirmed by the
Board and a resolution was offered by
Supervisor Wise that an amount not
exceeding $4,000 be paid to Mark L.
Mcdonald for the expenses already
incurred and to be incurred by the
delegation, the amount to be paid on
demand from time to time as required.
The resolution was adopted in the
case of Woodruff alias Miller the rail-
road defaulter was called in the Mu-
nicipal court this morning and con-
tinued for the term.
The police captured Chinese lot
terry game on Dupont street last night
corraling six Cinnamon and lot of
the banks money, etc.
The Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. met
to-day. All the Grand officers except
the Grand Marshal and the Grand
Guardian were present. A large num-
ber were initiated in the Grand Lodge
Degree. The Grand Master reports
22S Lodges in the jurisdiction with a
mem mbership of 1886. The taxable
amount of property owned by the
Lodges is ST, ,240,562. The amont ex.
pended for relief last year was $145,-
2l5.
Between three and four o'clock this
morning Emanuel Duesada, a Span.
lard, was caught in house some
where in the Northern part of the city
and before he could escape was shot
twice in the back and badly wounded.
The police decline to disclose any par
ticulars of the affair.
Between 2 and 3 o'clock this morn
ing Charles McCye, George Roberts
and Fred. Douglas broke into the Rox-
bury House,o on Pacific street,and stole
about $40 in coin and lot of papers.
They were arrested by Officer Baker,
of the Harbor Police, who found the
money upon them. A charge of bur.
glary has been made against them.
Brutal Attempt at Rape.
CARSON, New, May 9th.-The most
barbarous act that has ever been
chronicled in this country occurred at
Washoe last night. A tiend in the
shape of human being, by the name
of Pitcher, a section foreman for the
Virginia and Truckee railroad, COM
mitted rape on his sister-in-law,a "a little
girl twelve years of age. She resisted
the outrage that was about to be per-
petrated on her until overpowered by
the assistance of his wife, who held
the child while the brute accomplished
his horrible design. He was arrested
and placed in Jail. When interviewed
he stoutly denied the charge made
against him. The excitement ran so
high that threats of hanging were in
dulged in. During the night the
wretch made his escape and has not
been recaptured.
The MOrmons.
SALT LAKE, May 9th.-The letter
received at Salt Lake from Santa Fe,
A \, taI,
asserts many circumstances to corrob-
crate the statement of the SUMS Salt
Lake correspondent, says: 1t is well
known fact that over one hundred
Mormon families during the past
year have removed to that vicinity
and located on the border between Ar
izona and New Mexico. Two Nor
mon bishops have been there some
time on intimate relations with Gov.
ernor Axtell who also is openly charg-
ed with being Bishop in Brigham's
church. 1t also says fact worthy oi
note in relation to this scheme is that
one of the principal Spanish papers
openly advocated Mormonism and de-
clared o. preference for the Mormon
doctrine and practices. The letter
closes portraying the ignorance and
degradation of the mass of the popula-
tion numbering one hundred thousand
of whom not more than five thousand
speak the English language.
Railroad Accident.
HoBoKEN, n. j., May 9th.-At s
last evening terrible accident occur
red at the elevator of the N orth Hud-
son Railroad company which runs over
the Palisades near the foot of First st.
West Hoboken. The car contain.
ing full load of passengers was driv-