Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Morning kilograms.
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r.ssenge ers GoinE sousn.
MOJAvE, Nov. 23.-D Baca and
wife, w Gleason, + Coblentz, G
Bean, Mrs G Churchill, r A Ster.
ling, D w Mcleod, P r Tully, Mrs
l. Tully, M A Woltz and wife, /.
Bixley and sister, l. + Rowell, M
Standar, S D Barber, G b Wright,
II M Hood, G. Anderson, A s Weir,
] w Tower and family, G l. Tower,
] G Durin, S P johnson, S L
lloyd.
= Movement 4" Sustain the Freneh
BanR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-De-
'sitors of the French Savings
ak, representing So, 500, 900 of de-
'ts, have signed an agreement
tpport the bank in continuing
business. This is in opposition to
the statement made by Gallagher,
attorney of the bank, who sought
to have a Receiver appointed, to
the effect that majority of the
pepositors, representing seven
tenths Of the deposits, desired such
an appointment. The signatures
thus far attained are of residents of
San Francisco, but it is expected
that many will be obtained from
depositors of the interior through
proxies.
Jnst Itkr n WOman, GOod or Bad.
sAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-
James B. Ayres was arrested to- day
on a charge of assault to murder.
On the 14th inst. he and his mis-
tress, Mary Rafferty,, were dis
charged from the county Jail.
Shortly afterward. melted by jeal-
pasy, he attacked her In Virginia
alley, infficting eight knife wounds.
The woman refused to expose him
until yesterday, when, fearing her
ON his arrival Ayres grossly in
suited him, which so angered the
woman that she informed the
police that Ayres was the assaulter,
and he was arrested this morning.
The woman will probably die. Both
are hard characters.
Iodse r"WseU Does som. 5uotciai
nusiSsss.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 23.-Judge
Fawcett, I'm cba mbe.s at the Capt.
tol, to-day hea arguments in the
pase of the People VS.. Sprague, on
. motion for the filing of new bill
Of exceptions. j. Fl. McKune APP
peared for Sprague and Frank Ga
nahl for the people. After argu.
ments, the Judge took the matter
under advisement.
Tae Conyenehs.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 2S.-After
recess yesterday Campbell altered
his amendment so as to include
railroads hereafter to be con.
structed.
After speeches by Sbafler and
Edgerton the Convention ad-
lourned at 5 P. n
San FrAncfsc. Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a
Wheat, quiet and steday; choice
milling, $1.77t@Sl.s0; choice ship.
ping, $l.T64@1.75; good shipping,
$l.70@1.729. Barley, coast feed. 90c
@Sl; brewing, S1.10@1.20. Oats,
Oregon, $1.50@$.60; Humboldt,
$4.40@l.50i coast, $l.00@1.14. Corn,
large yellow, $100@105; small,
$l.05@1,1O. Hay, stack, $780, good
wheat, $l4.00. Potatoes, dull; To-
males, 90ac; other kind, 60c@S1. 90.
The Convention To-Dsy.
SACRAMENTO, November 2l.-
The Convention met at 10 o. clock.
Martin, of San Francisco offered
resolution for adjournment until
Monday, Dec. Cd, at 2 p. NJ. Laid
on the table.
Blackmer presented u memorial
from the bar Of San Diego that no
change be made in the place of
of holding the sittings Of the SUI
preme Court.
Coverton, from the Committee
On State Institutions, presented an
article Recommending the appoint
ment of a board of five members
for State Prison Directors by the
Governor, which Board shall have
control Of the State Prison.
Condor announced his intention
of presenting minority report.
Campbell called up his resolution
changing the hour of meeting,
holding of recess and for an even
Ing session. The Convention re-
solved to meet at $50 instead of
8, continue In session until 1890,
then have recess until o'clock.
The proposals for the evening ses-
sions were withdrawn.
The Convention went into Conn
mittee of the Whole on Article Is
on corporations.
Howard, of Los Angeles, first
had the floor. He advocated the
'seetion for the establishment of
Board of Railroad Commissioners,
with powers as proposed by the
Committee on Corporations.
At half-past IL O'Clock the Com
mlttee rose and the Convention ad-
lourned,
Executed for Rape.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Nov. "a
Stephen Griffey was executed at
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