Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-26
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25th.--rhe
following are the passengers per
steamer Senator which sailed for Los
Angeles at 8 A. NJ. this morning: G
Waterman, J l. Maxwell and wife,
Mrs H G Miller, E Jungerman, Mrs r
King, + Dorhmer, Ames, w Le-
land, J P Dickey, A Savin, w Grove,
VIM = West, Mary Nee, A Goodman,
J Winn and family,J ] Whitlach, ID
Davidson, j Sacmere, S Green, A II
Hine, s II Winter, L III Barron, w
Marston, w Smith, j B Haskell, j
Jones. L House, ] Jareow and wife,
Thos Andrew, G NJ Duprat and wife,
J R Porterfield G w Lehigh, n H
Shepherd, Geo Bottom, w Johnson
and wife, M ] Metzel, five children,
VIM H Derbey, A Rose and boy.
Gone Ashore.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25th. The
steamer Kalorama, belonging to the
Goodall, Nelson & Perkins line, has
gone ashore at San Buenaventura on
her way up from San Diego. She was
laden with grain and hogs and carried
no passengers. She was forced ashore
by a heavy Soushwest gale. The local
office does not know the condition of
the vessel tonight, but expect to get
her off if no heavy blow comes on
within forty-eight hours. The crew,
with assistance from the town, are at
work lighting the vessel, and steam
ers will be despatched from this port
in the morning 10 give further aid.
san Francisco News,
SAN FRANCISCO, 25th.-A legal
move was made yesterday by adhe-
rents of Rev. DIR. Woodbridge whose
connection with the Howard street
Presbyterian church is well known.
DR.. Woodbridge with majority of his
congregation withdrew from the
church short time ago. The adverse
side is in possession of the church edi-
flee but discovered that the society
was bankrupt and endeavored to raise
money by appealing to the 18th Dist
rict Court for authority to mortgage
the church property for $4,000. 1t has
been discovered however by Wood
bridge faction that Howard st. church
was never incorporated and therefore
could not legally hold any property.
The Woodbridge party incorporated
esterday so that as the affair stands
now Woodbridge and his friends have
shut their opponents out and played
them finely.
The first of series OF long range Ri
file matches for gold medal of the
California association will take place
at Bay View on the Sumner range to-
morrow. The first class medal will be
awarded for one month to the marks
man gaining the highest score and
will be permar " retained when
won three time, he prize will be
the association b.o,lze medal.
The French citizens of San Francis
co held meeting last evening and re-
solved to hold grand mass meeting
March 8th, in honor of the recent
sweeping Republican victories in elec-
tions in France.
Supervisor Mcdonald is to be cap
tain of a company of Scots, each man
measuring over feet, II Inches.
A Swede was robbed of 5000 by Bar
barry Coast thieves.
Supervisor Mcdonald has been re-
quested to accept the Captaincy of
company to be formed from the mem-
bers of the Caledonia Club and other
select men to be enrolled in the Ma
tional Guard. Every member of the
hundred composing the company will
measure over five feet eleven inches.
The uniform for the company parades
will be that of the New York Goth,
with the addition of Tartan pants.
Geo. Spear, a Swede, on Saturday
evening last fell in with a couple of
sociable young men, and in their COM
pany visited the Liverpool Free and
Easy on Jackson street. Spear had
$500 in coin and greenbacks about his
person. Sometime between midnight
and morning his companions, after
leaving the saloon, caught him by
the throat, compressed his wind pipe
and pitched him into the gutter. Jno.
Marry and Jas. Morgan were the ones
who had taken his money. Both af-
firmed that they were Innocent of the
charges and were given time to have
the whole Barbary Coast summoned
to establish their innocence.
Mailhouse was in Police Court and
turned over to Colorado officer, who
presented requsition from the Cover
nor. Mailhouse is accused of EN- bez-
zling 5000 worth of cigars from Den
yer merchant.