Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-12

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FnedIander Dead.
sadden Death OF Isaac rrseaiaDder,
the Drain Kt"g-lIts Affairs said
tO be- in u Good condition.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1l.-Isaac
Friedlander, the Grain King of
California, died at s o'clock this
morning, at his residence in this
city, of heart disease. His death
was very unexpected. He
was yesterday in unusually
good health and spirits, and ate
hearty dinner, after which
he chatted and smoked In the best
of humor. But suddenly he COM
planned of severe pain in the region
of the heart, and remarked that it
was probably a return of the old
trouble from which he had suffered
some years ago. The pain contin-
ued TO increase until death closed
his sufferiDgs. To-day the offices of
the deceased operator are closed,
but r. E. Dodge, the managing
clerk of the concern, states that no
serious embarrassment will result
from the death of his principal.
His business was conducted mostly
on cash basis, and settlement
will he reached with but little
trouble. Some Inconvenience of q
temporary nature will arise from
the necessary delay which the
proper legal steps will consume.
Steps are being taken for the dispo-
sition Of his affairs, but the estate
is fully solvent and in good condi-
tion for prompt satisfaction of all
demands.
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SAN BERNARDINo, July 1lth.-
The famous Temescal tin mines in
this county has been bonded by
some German capitalists for
1900. 900. A large force of men
will soon be put to work.
The Ivanpah stage arrived yes.
terday bringing six bars of bullion
valued at SIC. 600, from the Bidwell
mine.
The jury in the case OF Jose P.
Garcia and others VS.. the Riverside
Land and Irrigation Company, af-
ter being out all day, returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiffs.
The result is surprising to nearly
overy one.
The Mexican who murdered Mr..
PalmertOn few days ago at San
Jacinto has been found, aud, after
being identified by Mrs. Palmerton
before a Justice of the Peace, was
bound over TO the Grand Jury.
During the night lie was taken
from the guard by posse of men
and hung to a tree. After brulally
numbering his victim he attacked
Mrs. p, cut off two of her fingers,
threw her to the floor and stamped
her about the head and neck until
he thought life was extinct, and
then fled
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New Ros".
SANTA BARBARA, July 11.-After
a months active work, during
with "a degree of speed almost un-
precedented in whaif-building on
this coast, has been attained, the
two ends of Stearns's broken wharf,
which has been useless for seven
months, were connected yesterday
and passengers, arriving on the
Senator, were landed over 1t last
night. It's au important event to
the city and to the travelling and
shipping public. The work has
been done under the personal super
vision of John p. Stearns, the
owner.
The early completion of the Ca
sitas Pass wagon and stage road
through the mountains, away from
the rough beach at Rincon Point
station between here and San Buen-
aventura, will bring the DIAL re-
gion into quick and easy commu-
nicatiOn with Santa Barbara, maxi
ing another improvement of value
to the place and the public.
Weather pleasant.
secu.iog Jury for sprrg "e.s rria'.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, July IL
All day yesterday and this fore
noon were consumed in getting a
jury for the trial of Sprague charged
with the murder of Il. w. More.
A motion by the defense for con-
tinuation was overruled. The de-
fense las been strengthened by the
accession of Greed Raymond, said
to be a distant relative of the pris-
oner. who arrived last night. There
are now five attorneys for the de-
fense and six for the prosecution.
The jurors, as fast as accepted,
are given in charge of
q Deputy Sheriff, and will
not he allowed to separate
until verdict or disagreement is
reached. A great deal of excite
ment Is manifested on both sides
as the murder itself is mixed up
with the question of disputed land
titles, always an irritating one in
this county. The prosecution en-
deavors to rule out all settlers, and
the defense lie equally earnest in OBJ
jectiDg to large grant owners and
their friends. The trial promises
to last seven or eight days, but
those of the six remaining
prisoners will be shorter, as many
questions as to the admissibility Of
evidence, etc will be settled in the
fret case.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 1l.-Flour
nchanged. Wheat-Inactive;
SAP plies very light and prices firm;
sn II sales new at $1.62k. Barley
-Quiet; new, $4,000; old feed,
31 brewing, old, $1.074@1.10.
s-Held firmly; $1.25@1.50.
e. n-Firm; California large yell
& $500; white, $l.40; Omaha,
70. Hay-Steady; $7@14. Po-
i>es-Unchanged. Wool-Un :
ou ,nged.
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