Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-28
Morning kilograms.

Morning kilograms.
Passen. ers Going south.
MoJAvE, November 27.-J M d
Soto, J Watson, l. Speyer, g H
Bush, Mrs e 8 Cameron, Mrs J l.
Rothschild and daughter, B s F
Marx, G B Walker, w l. Somers,
NJ Thorpe, A Nj Allis.
Kesrney at Home Again.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Denis
KearDey returned last night. He
was met at the ferry landing by
ward clubs, military clubs and a
concourse Of workingmen, and
escorted TO the sand lots, where,
after brief speech, he dismissed
the audience. The attendance was
large aud enthusiastic.
That Cross-Cut.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.--Re-
ports from Sierra Nevada last night
were that the crnss-cut had passed
through the porphyry ard re-en.
tered rich ore again.
wui be Ciosed T.-NOrrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-To-
morrow being legal holiday, the
banks, Stock and Produce EX-
changes and public offices will be
closed.
San Trnncisc" Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-
Greenbacks-995c and par; silver,
$1.90@1.G5 discount. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Barley
feed scarce and firm, 973e@$l.05.
Oats-unchanged. Corn-fair tle-
mand for large yellow; small, 81 023
@1IS. Hay-unchanged. Pota-
toes 7etalumas aud Toma'es, SOC
@sl; h 'er, 65c@s0e.
The Cony~niios.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 27. - The
Convention assembled at $3.50.
Tinnin moved to take from the
the table Larkin's motion to recon-
slider the vote by which the Con-
yention resolved to adjourn until
Monday. After a long debate ON
the points of order whether the
Convention could, under any cir
cumstances reconsider the resolu
tian of Monday, the Chair
ruled that the question Of ad-
lournment could not be reached by
The method proposed by Tinnin.
An appeal was taken from the de-
clssion of the Chair by TiLnip,
I.arkip, Howard, Condor and
White. The roll was called on ap-
peal and the decision of the Chair
sustained; ayes go, noes 81.
The Convention then went into
Committee of the Whole on the
Article ON corporations. The sec.
tion considered was that which
went over yesterday, namely, pro.
hiblting railroad corporations from
pooling their earnings with steam
ship companies, and the Ayers and
Campbell amendments thereto.
McCollum entered into a general
argumenr in favor OF regulating
railroads by Constitutional pro-
visions rather than Legislative en-
sctment.
Ayers next addressed the Com
mittee in support of his amend
ment and in favor of establishing o
Board of Cam mmissioners as report.
81 by the Committee.
At 1l:30 A. NJ. an effort was made
by those delegates opposed to ad-
j6urpment for the Committee to
rise and report progress, but 1t was
voted down.
Shafter next obtained the floor
and replied to the complaints of
the Representatives of Los An
geles. He continued speaking un.
til 12 O'Clock, when Barnes moved
that the Committee rise
and report progress. This
having been carried, Reynolds
moved that the Convention adjourn
until Friday, but the Chair ruled
the motion out out of order and de-
clared the Convention adjourned
until Monday next at 2P. NJ.
Better New. From sierra Nevads.
VIRGINIA, New, Nov. 27.-The
news from Sierra Nevada is very
encouraging this morning. The
porphyry is passed and the cross.
cut is four feet in ore. A better
feeling prevails.
The chicago visitiDg Committee
.t. GO, Nov. 27.-The delega.
.un n Chicago will not visit
Until the first week in Jan.
.. account Of the difficulty
ng away from business
be holidays.
A Double Murder.
VILE, Tenn, Nov. ga
double murder was perpe
North Edgeville, this af
-ut In which Sam. Langhan
slayer and Pat McAndrew.
fI us Keister were the slain
m beating their brains out
y in the McAndrews case
"a verdict of upjustifiablt
and the one in Keister'
Id be came to his death by
d OF Langham without al
on OF opinion as to whethe
lstinable or not.
,vf she Marquis OF Lorne.
FAX, Nov. GA largl
of gentlemen attended til,
cid by the Marquis OF Lorn
ay afternoon at the Legisla
ouncil Chamber. At tn,
ion number of addresse.
.0sented.