Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-30
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Passengers Going nuutb.
MoJAvE, CAL, July 29.-Mr,
Bishop and child, L w Corbett
Mr. Ross and wife, DR.. Falls ant
daughter, John Smith.
Killed by Indians.
PORTLAND, Ogn., July 29.-Lo.
reDzo d. Perkins and wife were at
tackled by Indians near Rattle
Snake Springs, Columbia river
and both murdered. The bodies
were recovered by a party of citi
zens who went on the trail of the
missing people.
RED Bluff, July 29.-Yesterday
afternoon j.. Fields committed sui.
eide at the Long Ranch, on Ink
Creek, about II miles from this
place. His remains were discov-
cred about half past six o'clock
with the throat cut. Deceased was
about fifty years old and was much
respected, having resided In this
vicinity for several years.
CENTREvILLE, July 29.-John
McBurDey, an old citizen of Ala
media county, was found drowned
this afternoon in Jarvis creek, near
Mayhew's Landing. Deceased
was seen alive this afternoon. The
drowning is supposed to be acci-
dental.
PORTLAND, Ogn., July 29.-The
rendezvous for all unfriendly In.
diaDs both on the Oregon aud
Washington side, is at Fort Priest
Rapids, where they are collecting
in great numbers. Chief Moses
Gays lie cannot control his young
men, and warns the settlers to
look out for themselves.
The s.nd.Loss aud the Chi"ess
Embassy.
SAN FRANCISCO, July a9.-The
Workingmen held their usual
meeting at the sand lots yesterday
and were addressed by Wellock
and others. The speakers pitched
into the Chinese Embassy and the
management of the Palace Hotel
for hosting the dragon flag on the
arrival of the Embassy, asserting
that the WorkiDgmen should have
waited on the management at the
time and demanded that the o1ens.
i've emblem be haul led down. The
ward Presidents Of the Working
mems party met to-day to
hoar ,la it,fS r ~ IA
ballots were refused at the late
election. Abont twenty presented
their cases but it is doubtful ifany
action will be taken in the matter
as the parties lost their votes
through their own failure to COM
ply with the provisions Of the law
regulating change of residence as
affecting the franchise. sAeesolu-
tions were passed condGmning
the apathy of Government in
not taking any decided
steps to ahate Chinese immigra-
tiou; also, coudemning the Super
visOrs and Board of Health for
taking no action to remove China
town from its present location.
Some of the speakers strongly eX-
pressed the opinion that nOthiug
would be done to settle the matter
Vf Chinese immigration until the
wOrkingmen, with an armed or
ganizatiOn. took the question into
their own hands.
The Chinese ambassador and suit
to-day made tour Of Chinatown
in carriages, driving through all
portions of the quarters, cOnclud-
ing by visiting the Joss House. A
great crowd of Chinese and whites
followed them, drawn by curiosity.
C.I. Mason Dead.
SAN Francisco, July 20 Col. |
G. G. Mason, of Los Angeles, died
suddenly about 1890 A. NJ, at the |
Grand Hotel. Heart disease.
rrds" Dadii'a cn ,he Rampage
SAN DIEGO, July ga telegram
from Campo says that last night u
runner arrived from Lower Calif0r-
mia with the news that Pedro Ba-
dilla had attacked tie officials at |
San Rafael, killing one soldier and
wounding another, and that the |
whole frontier was up in arms.
The San FrneIsco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Flour,
unchanged. Wheat quiet; good
shipping, $l.70@l.723; fair, $1.671; |
milling, $1.724@1.75. Barley, |
easier; nominaliy S74@97!. Oats,
steady; $1.40@1.624. Corn, nothing !
doing. Hay, quiet. Potatoes, dull;
75@1.25. Wool, sales of Humboldt
choice, 25c; Eastern Oregon, 24c.
A Chinnman suicides.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-A
Chinaman committed suicide last
night in Spoford alley by taking
opium.
The More Marder T,iai.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, July Co.
Another turn has taken place i'm
the Kaleidoscope of the More case,
this time in favor of the prisoner.
The witness Stone some days since
identified by its marks shell
found on the scene of the murder
as having been fired from Lords
Spencer rifle. This morning two
experienced shots were introduced,
who produced about a dozen car.
fridge shells fired from the same
Spencer gun, the marks on which
varied on nearly every shell.
Besides this the prosecution had
shown that FerralI, whom Curlee
had sworn was with him on the fa-
tai night up in Poll cafion was, not
in the county for month previous
nor since. The defense now
proved by a physician who pre-.
scribed for him, by his hrother.in-
law and by restaurant keeper
that he was in the county at the
time and loug after, but was hid
den as he did not wish to testify
against man named Clark, who
had cut him in the arm Thn