Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-13
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MoJAvE, April 12.-P ID Jones
Mrs Wright, Miss j Wright, Mis-
M Long, III l. Graves, Miss Doll,
Brown, Mrs Mayer, Mr. Blackin ant
wife, Mrs M Wheeler, f G Tucke
and wife, M Goldwater, G Meyer
stein, Miss Hogan, Thos Hildreth
Mrs Brown, CT Sampson, wife ant
neice, c G Barkley, J S Bates.
Oregon Democratic Convention.
PORTLAND, Ogn., April 12.-Tht
State Democratic convention nom
mated the following ticket thi.
afternoon: For Congress, Johr
Whitaker, of Lane county; Gov
ernor, w. w. Thayer. Multnomal
county; Secretary Of State, Thos
G. Reames, Jackson county; State
Treasurer, A. III. Brown, Baker
county, State Printer; A. Noltner
Multnomah county; Superintend.
ent of Public Instruction, Joseph
Emery, Benton county.
Plat form Of the Oregon Democracy
PORTLAND, April 12.-The plat
form adopted by the Democratic
State Convention embodies the fol-
lowing principles: A simple Gov
eminent, honestly administered
reconciliation of silver; all money
made by the Government to be of
equal value; paying obligations of
the Government in greenbacks
when the pecuniary interest of the
people is promoted thereby, except
when otherwise provided; repeal of
specie resumption; repeal of ma
tional banking laws; passage of the
tariff bill now pending in Congress;
a law to prohibitChinese immigra.
ton.
The seventh section denounces
the mlsrule of the Republican par
ty and the fraud by which Hayes
was made President. 1t further
advocates salaries for officials, cut
ting off all perquisites; State SUI
premacy in all matters not delegat-
ed to The General Government;
economy in State affairs. 1t favors
the advancement of the various
canal and railroad projects in the
State, and declares the public
schools the bulwark of American
liberty. 49,.
Run over by 70 Hay WAGON nnsl
Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL Sam
uel, son of Joseph jacobson, aged
q years, WAS run over by hay
wagon last evening on Howard,
near Rush street, and died to-day.
The driver of the team, ID. r. Me-
Clellan, has been arrested on the
charge of manslaughter.
Grnna Council IL. and y NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 12th.-
The Most Worthy Grand Council
Royal and Select Master Masons
held its annual meeting to-day and
elected the following officers for
the coming year: William w.
Petlie, Grand Master; f. A. Rog-
ers, Deputy Grand Master; f. r.
Hedges, G. I. NJ; John w. Rock,
G. p. G. of W.; w. Taylor, Grand
Treasurer; w. a. Davis, Grand
Recorder; Samuel Davis, Grand
Chaplain; Gideon Wing, Grand
Captain of the Guard; William
Jeffreys, Grand Steward; Ira Col
bourn Root, Grand Sentinel.
The Grand Commadery knights
Templars will meet tomorrow to
elect officers.
The worhingmen'A Military Or.
gaptzaiton--A ssr,ko OF the Gao.
pers Projected.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18th. -
The Second Branch of the Ninth
Ward Workingmen's Club last
evening organized n military COM
pany and elected temporary Off.
GERS. Forty-two men signed the
roll of the company. 1t was stated
that the company had funds in the
treasury toequip the company. The
company will make q good show.
ing in the grand procession, which
is to come off sometime during
June.
The Coopero' Union held meet
ing last evening to consider the ex-
pedency of striking for an increase
of wages. Trade is now brisk and
it is believed that higher wages can
be obtained than those that have
been paid for some time pasJ-S2. %
and $3.50 per day being the present
rate.
The Presidio Club of Working.
men met last evening to elect a drill
sergeant to put the military organ.
iZation of the Club through its
PAGES. They also passed a resolu-
ton unfolding Kearney in his fight
against clerical interference with
the WorkIngmen's movement.
SRn Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, April H.
Flour-Dull; extra, $6b@6!; job
bling, best, S6s. Wheat-Market
lower, shipping, S2@2.034; milling,
So. 052 @2.10. Corn-Light stock
and prices firm; large yellow scarce
at $l.65@1.70; small, $1.s5@l.90;
white, 81. Barley : Dull; feed,
$1.15@1.224. Oats Dull; feed,
$1.30@1.40. Hay-Quiet; choice
wheat, $l7; oat and barley, $lO@
124 Potatoes = Firm; Oregon,
81 65@2.70; California. $24@3
Wool = Firm; common, lO@l5c;
good, 1S@22c.
Threw Herself Under u Train.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18TH
Jeanette Lambrecht threw herself
under the wheels of the local train
at Oakland Point this morning,
and was instantly killed, her head
being severed from her body.
Looking into the Tciesrnphcrs'
Points"
SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-The
Chronicle this morning published
statement that ID. o. Mills, resi-
dent director of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has ordered
an investigation of the affairs of
that corporation, it being alleged
that the secrecy of Senator Shar-
on's cipher messages from Virginia
City has been violated by officials
and operators have largely profited