Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
Late kilograms.
San FranclseO News.


Court, proceedings were taken last
week on the part of plaintiff to take
the depositi0ns of d. 0. Mills and
Michael Reese before the Third Dis
trict Court Commissioner as to the
cause of the failure of the Bank OF CAL
ifcrnia. Yesterday was set for the
taking of the dispositions Of the wit
nesses who were duly subpGnaed oAd
the Commissioner and plaintiffs At
torney were on hand. At the last
moment application was filed on the
part of defendants to transfer the en-
tire case from the Third District Court
to the United States Circuit Court for
the District of California. This re-
moves the case and releases the Wit
nesses for the time being from testify.
ing upon that delicate question.
f. M. Spalding & Co., successors to
Edward Bosqui & Co., and Geo. HI.
Hitchcock, stationers and paper deal
ers, 40 Sansome street, suspended
payment Monday last. The business,
it is said, will pass into the hands Ct
an Eastern creditor.
1t is expected that the National
Gold Bank and Trust Company viii
pay-anettrer dividend Of 25 per cent. -
,depositors in few days.
The police made raid this evening
on u gang of young hoodlums who bad
their headquarters under building on
Ellis street, and captured seven eS
them together with their records, by
which it appears theS had formed .
regular organized society fer the pro-
motion OF larceny. burglary and dew;
iltry. The minutes of the proceedings
showed that two applicants for admis-
sion had been ruled out as being under
age, thirteen years being the limit in
that respect, while one ambitious dar-
key was excluded on the ground Of race
and color, the society being . white
mans organization. Some burglariss
com mitted in the vicinity have been
traced to the gang who were locked
up for examination.
1t has been raining at intervals
throughout the day. Tonight 1t 10
blowing gale from the southeast,
with occasional bursts Of rain, aud
every prospect of a severe storm.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3d.-Ar.
rived the steamer Senator from San
Pedro and way ports.
The testimony in the case Of the
people against w. J. Taylor, alias
Mushhead Bin, is all in and the case
will be submitted to the jury this af-
ternoon.
The two mile and repeat race 10 sd-
vertised to come off March 18th or the
first good day and track, under the
auspices of the Bay District AssociA-
tion. Foster, Hook Hooking, Chance,
Golden Gate and Revenue Jr. 10 start.
John Stetcher applied at the city
prison on Wednesday night to have
his head dressed. He had been knocked
down and robbed Of $500.
Aaron Seeley with more money than
judgment was victimized to the tune
of 81, $50 under the old partnership in
a paying business. The dodge being
to pay for half interest in Belfast
Ginger Ale Company Of Mission street.
When Seeley took possession found
lot of old bottles, &c.
Joseph Recles and Fredrick Ander.
son, the safe crackers, had another ex-s
animation in the Police Court to-day on
charges of burglary and grand larceny
in breaking into the stores Of Paschal
& Hubedat, and stealing $500 from the
safe. The prisoners were held in 1900
each, aggregating total bail OF
$4,000. Each under which they are,
held for their various crimes.
The Gold Mountain S. B. Co. was
sold yesterday by the U. S. Marshal
for Sill ,0OO The property at one time
was valued at over million dollars.
B. P. Shellaber, "Mrs. Partington,n
arrived in this city last night.
No Hope ofsavinE the KaIorama-
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3d.-No
hopes are now entertained by Good
all, Nelson Il Perkins of saving the
stranded steamer Kalorama, and they
have telegraphed to San Buenaventu-
ra to the wrecking steamer Santa Crus
to return. 1t is expected that the ma
chinery OF the wrecked steamer will
be saved.
The spsidfng Court-Mart1al.
VALLEJO, March 2d.-Upon the as
semkiing of the Spalding Court-mar-
tial to day, Medical Director James
Suddards appeared and reported the
receipt of order to join the Court to
I'll the vacancy made by Fitzhugh's
Withdrawal. The members having
taken their places and the accused be-
ing present, the order of Secretary
Robeson converting the Court was>
read. The accused was asked il he had
objection to any member, and he said
he had not. The members were sworn
in by the Judge Advocate. The accu-
-sed said he did not desire any delay,
and named Latimer as his counsel.
The reading of the charges and speci-
fications being next in order, the
Courtroom was cleared OF all persons
not members, including the Clerk and
the accused.
From the state Capitol,
SACRAMENTO, March 3-The bill to
repeal the act making women eligible
to educational offices came up for pas
sage with an adverse report from the
Judiciary Committee. 1t gave rise TO
a debate on the question Of the We-
mans Rights bill and was passed by
a vote OF As to q. Before the vote was
announced Mcguire, Puilen aud Scri-
vener changed from no TO aye, and the
first mentioned gentleman gave notice
of motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill passed. Eleven men,
bers were absent. All the Republican
members present voted against the
bill.
LONDON, March 2d.-The Times in
its financial article to-day says the
Turkish Government wanted the
agents Of the Turkish loan OF 1858, whs
yesterday reported that there was
deficiency OF "a, S33 pounds and amount
required to pay the interest, and
drawn bonds OH that town, to make
| the sum from EgYptian tribute on the