Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-30
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San Francisco News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29th.-Sailed,
schooner Emily Schroeder, for San
Pedro.
Robert S. Mckee late Court Room
Clerk of the 18th District Court has
taken a pleasure trip to parts unknow
leaving many accounts and inquirers
behind him to the extent of $4,000.
His victims suffering in sums rang
ing from 81 to S1,700. Gambling the
cause.
The case of Joseph j. Goodman, AL
bert Sutliff and others for contempt in
publishing items about j. M. DAVIS on
ex-Presbyterian minister, was post
poned till next Friday.
Katie and James O'Brien, brother
and sister, aged eleven and sight years
arrived yesterday by the overland
train from Boston. They expected
their mother would be at the ferry
landing to receive them but she did
not come. The children were taken
to the station house.
On Seventh start yesterday a boy
named Edward Dwyer, aged eighteen
months, was run over by an express
wagon, the wheels of which passed
over his neck, inflicting fatal injuries.
A number of sailors got into row
at McMahan's boarding house of Drum
an street last evening during which a
man named Ward was shot on the top
of the head but not seriously injured.
Several were badly beaten also.
The Schooner n. Vanbergen hence
for Bones Landing in consequence of
her moorings being carried away, lost
her anchors, chains, boat lines, etc.
A man named Pete was lost over
board on January Goth.
The steamer City. of Toxic was twice
on fire during her last trip to China,
but prompt action on the part of the
officers and crew prevented any
damage being done.
The Supreme Court decided late this
afternoon that the indictment in New
York against Rosenblatt held good
against other claims and remanded
him back to the custody of the Chief
of Police of this city, to be given over
to the New York Police officer and
taken back to that city.
The Kalorama and Ancon sail OH
Monday for San Pedro and San Diego.
The Monterey and Mohongo, of
Goodall, Nelson q Perkins line, are
under repairs, the one getting new
boiler aud the other new state rooms.
The annual encampment of the
Grand Army of California met to-day
and elected officers for the next year.
Tonight the members are having
banquet.
David Short, II years old, son of
pound master Short, was drowned in
a lagoon near the Masonic cemetery
while bathing.
George Peason and Patrick Foy, two
of the Jessie street Hoodlums, were
sentenced to-day to II years imprison-
ment for rape.
Legislative Proceedings.
SACRAMENTO, January 29th.-The
bill to empower the Supervisors of
Los Angeles county to authorize the
appointment of a Deputy District At
torney has finally passed the Assem-
bly, ans the Senate, and awaits the
Governors signature.
Suverkrup's bill to protect agricul-
ture and prevent the trespassing of
animals OH private property in San
Bernardino county has been reported
favorably by the Committe on Agri-
culture, and stands No. 13 on the AS
sembly file to-day.
The bill to provide for bailding n
court house and Jail in Tulare county
has passed the Senate and Assembly.
Haymond's Senate report, in reply
to the San Bernardino Bar Associa-
tion, with regard to changes in the
Codes by the Legislature, differs from
McConnell's Assembly report. The
latter says they are to be deplored;
the former that they are a necessary
consequence of public use.
On motion of Haynes the bill au-
thorizing the Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara county to build Jail
and hospital in said county, and to is
sue bonds for the payment of the
same, was passed under suspension of
rules.
The war of the Senate on the press,
especially the San Francisco Chroni-
Gle is the subject of general conversa-
tion. The attack of the Chronicle on
Lewis and Lane yesterday and to-day
are particularly bitter; and the attacks
of the latter on the press are especially
severe. Senator Martin was the only
one who had word to say in Opposi-
tion to the rigid measures of the SEN
ate. The general opinion is that it
will injure the Democratic party, and
in conversation with Senator Roach
to-day he expressed himself to that
effect.
Mcconnell has introduced in the AS
semtly bill to regulate the practice
of the law In various Courts of the
State.
Mr.. Hayne, of Santa Barbara, has
introduced a bill in the Assembly to
legalize and confirm certain ordinan-
ces in relation to city blocks SO and so
and the Plaza of Alameda, in the city
of Santa Barbara.
McConnelPs Assembly bill to repeal
the compulsory education law lisa spe-
cial order for Friday next.
Lindsey's Senate bill, with regard
to the change of route of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, was reached on the
file yesterday and made the special or
derfo Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
1t has the special hostility of Senator
Lewis. who appears to be the railroad
champion.