Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-01
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For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Jan 22d.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
w Reader, j Gugenheim, Z Keefer,
w Lofon. To-day's stage on time
with seven passengers; T. ] Rhodes,
John Wolfskill and family, III 7 Hew-
lit and John Mcbride.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3lst.-Satur-
day evening boy fifteen years old
named Bernhard was set on by four
footpads. One of the men threw his
hands over the boys eyes, another
pulled out his pistol, while the other
two deliberately cut out his pockets
and were rewarded only with few
dollars for their trouble. The boy was
pretty badly choked, and to make
they got some distance, they knocked
him down, stuffed his mouth with
dirt and threw some in his eyes.
On Wednesday last an employee in
Salmon's restaurant was garroted near
the same place and robbed of a gold
watch and chain and $50 in coin.
Two small boys, Jack Evans and
Herman Appel, on Saturday evening
were arrested for way.laying and rob-
bing several Chinamen and a sailor,
obtaining small sums of money from
each.
The new edifice of the First Baptist
Church, corner of Jones and Eddy
streets, was dedicated last evening.
The admirers of Thomas Paine had
meeting yesterday. The only busi-
ness done was to elect q committee of
seven to procure statue of Paine to
exhibit at the Centennial.
The veterans of the Goth Regiment
of New York met yesterday and COM
pleted their organization by electing
Maurice ID. Walsh President.
Tibbetts and Eggleston, two bunko
players who have been in jail serving
sentences, have paid the balance OF
their fines and were set at liberty.
Rosenbatt has been turned over to
the custody of OConnor, the New
York detective who came ont for him,
and the officer and prisoner start over
land tomorrow morning.
lie AHlIOCli ulSlliitiy y CtSc WuS III :
gued some more this morning, and to
avoid being talked TO death the court
adjourned over till tomorrow after
noon.
The steamer Belgic, from Japan, to-
day brings the news that a war is an
ticipated between Japan and COrea,
and that 4 Japanese special envoy to
Corea sailed on the 9th ult. in an IRON
clad, accompanied bya transport, with
q number of troops. 1t was expected
that early in February a large force
would sail from Japan to invade Co.
rea. The japanese budget for 1876
gives an estimated increase of the
revenue of $4,000, 900.
The Board of Health had lengthy
meeting to-day at which the active
Hospital Committee was cutting off
supplies of liqIor and eggs at the
alms-house was discussed. One of the
visiting physicians said that two or
three patients had already died be-
cause their allowance of stimulants
had been stopped and more were dy
ing from the same cause, and said fur
ther that Il large proportion of the four
hundred patients in the Hospital are
men who have been enfeeble by eX.
posure, abuse or prolonged disease, so
that without stimulants and the most
nutrious diet they have no hope of res
toration or continued life, and at least
fifty are in the advanced stages of pull
monary consumption. If the with
drawal of the support from their poor
people be founded on the idea that it
is bad policy to prolong the useless
lives, the design would be still more
effectually accomplished by reducing
| the diet to bread and water. The
Board appointed Committee of three
to meet the Hospital Committee of
Supervisors to investigate the affairs
at the a!ms-house, and find out wheth-
er corruption existed there.
The Belgic brought three japanese
Centennial Commissioners who will,
after brief stay in the city, proceed
to Philadelphia to superintend the
construction of Japan 10 the EXPOSE
tion. Ee slt