Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-26

bill IL Hosmer x wife.
Passengers Going sou,h.
MoJAvE, April 25.--S M White
B Bruning and wife, G Pierce, !
III Newton and wife, Mrs G Muir
ply and wife, II M Widney, n
Rhine, A Nations, II A Ling,
Gibson, Ell N Hayes, Mrs B Mayer
Mrs Hill, Mrs Dora Lemery, A "
Poole, ttyS,4
NJ ~ .sxss FssA csseo Jots.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9Th,
Republican leaders decline to make
public the result of the delibera
tons of the State Central Commit.
tee in executive session yesterday
afternoon, but announce that an.
other meeting will he held to. day
at 10 A. NJ, simultaneously with
the assembling of the Democratic
Committee.
AS Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Sea.
man were walking on Kearney
street last evening they were met
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White.
Some II feeling existed between the
two ladies which broke out in q
wordy wal; and according to some
accounts eliminated in physical
encounter. The gentlemen took
up the quarrel of their belligerent
spouses and White struck Seaman
several blows over the head with a
heavy stick, tapping the claret
freely. Seaman responded with a
shot from his revolver which flew
wide of the mark, and before fur.
ther damage WAS done both were
arrested.
A rough named Frank Stark
committed Il bold assault on Mrs
Schlessinger, wife of a prominent
wholesale merchant, about p. NJ
yesterday, in front of the boys
high school building near the cor.
ner of Suffer aud Cough streets
knocking her down and attempting
to tear her purse from her hand
Her screams brought assistance be.
fore Stark could accomplish his
design and the ruf1ian was arrested.
Mrs. Schlessinger was severely
beaten and bruised.
The Board of Police Commission.
ers last nightappointed twenty-one
new policemen, making forty five
thus far added to the force. The
new men will go on duty at once
and are needed, as the increasing
boldness of garroters abundantly
testifies.
Runk, the condemned murderer,
will undoubtedly be hung Friday.
There is no ground for hope OF
further reprieve.
The witness 7sickcrs,u Bead,
SAN UENAvENTURA, April 25.-
N. II. Hickerson, the witness who
testified that Sprague asked him TO
assist in the murder of More and
afterwards described TO him, Just
how the deed was done, died this
morning. His testimony has been
perpetuated in the form OF an aft.
davit.
The barley is again getting erect
after having been beaten down by
the rain Il week ago.
The Ke"rneyt ties Nominate.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-The
First Ward Club met last evening
and the following persons were nom.
inated for delegates to the Constitu-
tiOnal Conventions: d. Kearney,
HI. l.. Knight, III. Rooney, A. e.
Cans, E. Farrell, l.. Growney, J.
Linehan, J. f. Redinger, Il. Stein
er, w. McCabe, nj. Hickbout, ]. M.
Stephens, NJ. w. Moore, J. w.
Thomas, II. Powers, J. Moorhan, M.
w. Willis, o. ]. johnson, J. w.
Keller, J. b. Splenhaun, Jas.
Mulroy, DR. G. G. O'Donnell,
]. p. Culin, M. Sondey, J Burk, J..
Cook, j Krouse, J McFadden, p
Lynch, G. e. Stuart and Ed. Nc
Ginnis. William WellOck said
that job had been put up to beat
the Workingmen in the coming
election; that the courts would
adjourn on the Sd day of May, and
that after that time 20 one could
get naturalization papers.
Young stanford Nice hoy, bu,
Green.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Le-
land Stanford publisher card in
the morning papers relative to the
connection Of his nephew, Jerome
Stanford, with the note for five
thousand dollars, drawn by Piercy
Osgood, and bearing the forged en-
dorsement of the eX-Governor's
name, in which he ex-
onerates his nephew from
blame in the matter, and says
the forgery is one we'll calculated
to deceive a young and inexperi-
enced person. The father of
Jerome Stanford also states that his
son explains his connection with
the matter to the entire satisfaction
of the Ex-Governor. From his
statement it would appear that
Piercy Osgood is a confidence man
who gave the note to young Stan.
ford to be negotiated and after re-
ceiving the money disappeared.
Governor Irwin sees no Excuse for
Runk.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-Gov-
ernor Irwin to-day, iG is said, form
ally announced to the council and
friends of RunlS that he could see
no reason why the full penalty ofthe
law should not be inflicted and that,
II they entertained the hope of
further interference, that hope must
be abandoned. The execution will
therefore take place tomorrow be-
tween the hours Of l and o'clock
The erection of the gallows is going
on to-day at the Jail.
A Tue Note from thc GI;roy work.
fOgmen.
GILRoY, April 25.-At a meeting
of the Worklngmen's Club of this
place last evening, the following
resolutions were adopted:
ReSolVed, That the Workingmen
of Gilroy are opposed to the organ.
ization of military companies oil