Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-03
Morning kilograms.


Passengers Going south.
MoJAvE, May Nv B Heltings
A Brunson, A M Simpson and wife
Mrs Langenberger, G G Blakeslee
E Conway, G. Huntington, J G
Scovern, Chas Prot, Mrs Meacham
l. CARVER, r N G Wilson, r
Bigelow.
Kearncy Denounced.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The
County Central Committee of the
Workipgmen's party last night
passed strong resolutions denounc.
ing Kearney for his conduct in re.
fusipg to submit to n majority OF
the County and State Committees,
for using foul language, for his
effort to make himself dictator, and
calling for a State Convention al
which the one-man power may be
rendered impossible.
The WOrkingmrn and their Bane
or Contention.
SAN FRANCISCO, May AT the
various WOrkingmen's meetings
last evening the question of sus.
tanning Kearney in his fight with
the Central and County Commit
tees again came up, resulting, as
on the previous occasion, in a divi-
sion of sentiment. In the First
Ward meeting Keerney was pres
ent in person. Tn the course of n
speech he urged his followers to
arm and organize as rapidly as pos
sible and stated significantly that
there were in Chicago 5000 and in
Cincinnati 5000 armed and drilled
men who would see to it that
United States troops could not he
sent to put down their fellow work
men in California. The meeting of
the German-speaking section of the
party ut Humboldt Hall developed
the same diversity of sentiment
observable at the other places and
the meeting broke up in confusion,
blows being struck in one or two
cases.
r'cnte Of San Francesca Public
schools.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The
picnic of public school pupils at
Faskin's Park, Alameda, yester-
day, was largely attended, about
5000 being present. Everything
passed off pleasantly except that,
in the afternoon, q number of hood
lums asserted themselves. They
were promptly muzzled by the pO-
lice present before any disturbance
of consequence occurred.
Epsscopn, GonvensIon eff Caiifos ia
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The
Episcopal Convention of Califor-
mia met at Trinity Church yester-
day, after divine service. The cre-
dentials of delegates were referred
to u committee. Bishop Kip read
the annual address, which, in the
main, was favorable, though he
said the Church had felt to some
extent the prevailing depression Of
the year. Reports of officers were
read and referred. Com
mittees were announced by
the Bishop, and Rev. G. N.
Spaulding was reelected Secretary
of the Diocese. Rev. w. Fl. Hill,
of Los Angeles, gave notice of
resolution providing for the APP
pointment of a committee to obtain
q charter for the Cathedral Compa-
ny, to report to the next Conven.
ton. The Convention held q Mis-.
sionary meeting in the evening.
Tho Republicans set the B"lI Roll.
i"g for the Can vemti"n.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2nd.-
In pursuance Of the recon-
mendation of the Republic
can State Central Commit
Tee that various counties and dis.
tricts at once take steps to put up
non-parti2an ticket for the Consti-
tutional Convention, the County
Committee of San Francisco held o
conference with the Executive
Committee of the State Central
Committee on Monday and Tues
day evenings. AS result of their
deliberations the following circular
has been issued:
"San Francisco, May %, 1875
To G. A. Low, merchant; Jno. M.
Barnett, lawyer; Jabez Howes,
shipping merchant; Miles D. Swee-
ney, President Hibernian Bank;
Frank Eastman, printer; ]. r.
Bolton, capitalist; Chas. Goodall,
steamship agent; w. w. Dodge,
merchant; Jno. Wieland, brewer;
d. J. Staples, President Fireman's
Fund Insurance Company; M.
Conroy, Capitalist; w. T.. Cole
man, merchant; w, F. Whittier,
paint and oil merchant; N. G. Kit
telle, merchant; M. Heller, merch.
ant; ]. B. f. Davis, insurance
agent; Geo. H. Eggers, merchant;
Michael s. Kelly, Supt. N. b. &
M. Railroad; w. II. CARAT, brass
founder; Chas. Kohler, wine merch-
ant; Richard O'Neil, capitalist;
Jas. r. Kelly, paint and oil dealer;
Jas. l.. King, notary. The UNDER
singed citizens and voters of the
city and county of San Francisco
believing it for the interest of the
State that good and able men
should be elected to represent the
city aud State in the Constitution
al Convention and that such selec-
ton eau be best made by a nom
partisan convention hereby request
you to meet in the Court room of
the Nineteenth Judicial District
Court, No. AIT, Kearney street, on
the 9Th of May, 1878, at 8 p. NJ to
nominate thirty-one delegates to be
voted for at the election to be. held
10Th day of June, 1878, to represent
this city and county in the Consti.
tutional Convention, and also eight
delegates at large for the
First Congressional District. Signed
by members of the Committees.)
The names mentioned include
Is Republicans and IL Democrats.
O'Brieu siukiDg.
SAN RAFAEL, May 2.-Wm. s.
OtRrieu ia varV low and GROWING