Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-29
Morning kilograms.
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Passengers Going south.
MoJAvE, March 2Sth.-L W
Thatcher, T. Il SkiIlings and wife
Mr. Sprague, H l. Gray, b w Rea.
gen and wife, G w Garbod, B Nor
gan, r Mckay, w l. Chalmers
Miss A Savage, G Whitney, wifi,
and daughter, G G Davis and wife,
H L Berry, J Riley, Mrs H Co
rum. Miss ii Cole, j r Lanator, j
Rinblo
Snn Fr"ncIscO-D DEATH, sutciHs II. d
Incsnd,a rtsm.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Ai
extra conductor on the Folsom
street car line, named Donnolly
suicided at 1929 Folsom street, yes
day afternoon, by shooting himself
in the breast.
A. j. Jeghers, attorney law
and, for many years, Clerk of the
Probate Court, died suddenly at hi.
residence, Tyler street, of heart dis
ease.
Capt. r. I. Thomas, ship broker,
who was very prominently connect.
ed with J. G. Merrill in the attempt.
ed escape of J. G. Duncan CD the
schooner A. J. McKinnon, died
very suddenly this afternoon at his
residence, 9th street; cause un.
known.
The German section of the Work
ingmen's Party of the United
States met last evening and were
addressed by Kearney, who, in the
course of his remarks, said that, il
the citizens wanted to organize a
Vigilance Committee in opposition
to the Workingmen, all he wanted
was for the authorities to stand
aside and let both parties have fair
play, and the community will see
the damnedest fight ever heard of.
He also suggestively remarked that
San Francisco is q wooden city,
and then went off into a brilliant
peroration descriptive of the fate OF
Moscow, and predicted that if the
Vigilantes moved one step to break
up the Workingman's Party, San
Francisco would meet the fate OF
the ancient Russian capital.
More Kcarnry t-M-rn n pay ers'
League.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-
Yesterday afternoon Dennis Kear-
ney callsd on Messrs. Whittier,
Fuller & Co., to deny the author
ship or any knowledge of the
threatening letter addressed to that
firm and bearing his signature.
Addressing one of the firm, Kearney
asked if they published that letter.
On being told that such was the
case, Kearney said he thought they
might have called upon him and
given him an opportunity to deny
it. The member of the firm to
whom he was speaking said,
"Well, Mr.. Kearney, you have been
making threats long enough, and ]
think it is time you were stopped"
Kearrey said to u reporter that the
fret lie knew of the letter was
when he saw it in the paper. He
did not attack men in that way. II
he had anything to 'ay about any
one he said it publicly from his
stand, where all could hear him.
lie thinks the letter was written
10y some one 10 injure him, or by
some lunatic who used his name
without any authority.
The Alta says, 10 its editorial col
umn, this morning: A number
Of citizens have formed q TaXpay.
ei's League to consider the extra.
ordinary condition of affairs al
present existing. They cannot un'
derstand why a clustering bully
should be allowed to threaten the
lives and property of citizens nigh
after night and every Sunday
with impuniiy. They cannot
understand why a brutal fell
low can be allowed t.
coarsely exhibit a hemp moose on 8
public platform and say that he
Will hang u Senator in public be-
fore the rising sun. They canno,
understand why reckless raffiar
can receive police protection III
breaking up meeting which hi
had no part in calling. They can.
not understand why prosecutions
have not been commenced against
this persistent law breaker
and his satellites, and they
propose to employ counse
to inquire into all these
things and many others and fine
out how 1t is. They propose to re
store II condition of tranquility
when real estate will have pric'
in market and will find purchasers
to encourage capital to again seel
Investment here; to have incendia
ry harangues stopped; to make i
imprudent to utter threats against
life; to provide for holding publ,
meetings, decently and in lorde
to impeach police captains who d'
not discharge their duty, and to d.
a number of other kindred thing
which are at present neglected
This seems like large contract
but it can be filled to the letter
The people have endured loni
enough the threatenings Of Kear
ney and his gang, and have take
hold of the job In earnest.
| LegtsInttvr.
SACRAMENTO, March 18Th
sembly took up and passt d tn
Senate bill to amend and add a lie,
section to the Political Code con
corning the National Guard; ais
concurrent resolution in fav or c
paying certain Indian war bond:
coupons and certificate; also to ar
propriate five thousan dollars de
ficiency in the Senat contingen
fund.
Farnum introduced bill, by re
quest, TO authorize r. g. Bull t
sue the State of California, for sci
vices as architect for the FOlsOT