Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-13
Morning kilograms.
rnssemg ers aoi.g son,h.

Mckinney, e Fl Burchett, nj john
son, j w Morris, H West, H H
Molloy, w P Wheeler, Mrs M
Mills, Miss Nellie Brown, G A
Booth and wife, l. DockmaD, ] Ma
than, Miss Williams, H B Bur-
chill, F Lowry, A w Sisson, J H
Trowbridge, J A Wild, ] A Pick
ems, G A Reading, J H Hardman,
Gaffney, J Wagner, G ] Morri-
son.
Constitutional Canv~ntton.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 12.-The Con-
3>yention met at 10 O'clock.
N y Beerstecher presented petition
tFom the San Francisco Turnverein
against the recognition of God in
a the Constitution, against the ex-
emption of church property from
taxation and any reference to the
n Sabbath.
Shoemaker presented a petition
from citizens of Nevada county,
protesting against taxing the stock
Of corporations before any property
Is developed, especially in reference
to mining stock.
The Convention then went into
Committee of the Whole on the
report Of the Committee on Corpo-
rations other than Municipal.
Laine offered an amendment to
section one, declaring that corpo-
rations may be formed under gen.
eral laws, but shall not be created
by special Acts, and that all such
laws may be altered or repealed
LANES amendment provides that
4 all charters now in force,
or hereafter enacted may
y be altered or repealed, by
consent of the Legislature.
Estee, as Chairman of the COM
mittee, was permitted to address
the Convention on tbs whole ques.
ton. He spoke at length, consum-
ing the time of the morning ses-
sion.
II At II o'clock the committee rose
L and the usual recess was taken,
II sa" Fraucisco M"rhets.
~ BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. H.
] &}Wheat--Dull and weak; choice
shipping, $l.75; good do $l.70@
4 l.72t; fair, $1.65@1.87A; milling,
good, $l.75. Barley-Inactive and
weak. Oats Choice lots scarce
and high, sold up to sligo: coast
feed, neglected, $i.lO@l.25. Corn
A Small yellow, $1.l5. Potatoes
n Very dull; good southern coast,
a $ll2l; Petaluma and Tomales, soc
III @$l.00. Hay-Inactive and un-
" changed.
4 san franciscO JOts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Mike
Sullivan, charged with the murder
of Mrs. Anna Barry, near Lone
Mountain, WAS arraigned in the
SPolice Court this morning. To the
r. question whether he would waive
" an examination and 60 before the
w Grand Jury at once, he replied;
"Well, begorra! If Pm examined
here Pm likely to go before the
IN Grend Jury anyhow. Pm innocent,
and I'd just as soon be tried by q
4 iury in this temple of Justice as
y any other" The plea Of not guilty
~ was entered.
" Mrs. Flora Pinney to-day brought
a suit In the pad District Court to re.
II cover from e. w. Burr, of the Clay
Al Street Bank, $4,000 alleged to be
due on the sale Of her homestead In
Y Oakland.
Decision In the French Bank Case
E SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Judgt
n Dwjnelle, of the Fifteenth District
q Court, this morning rendered de-
cision refusing the application o
The depositors Of the French Saw
1 'ipgs Bank for an order resembling
Y the appointment of receiver made
atthe instance of Mr.. Gallagher
attorney ofthe bank.
4 L,stIe Girl Killed.
IA PORTLAND, Nov. IA little
daughter off. s. Otis, residing neal
this city, was thrown from wagon
j sustaining injuries from which sh'
e !, soon died. She was about IL year.
! old.
Nj The Baiier rsssy Redtvivus.
II BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE Butle
Il faction of the Democratic party ha
4 nominated Frederick o. Prince TO
v Mayor.
h FrMtricide ana suicide.
BrNaHAMPToN, N. Y, Nov. H.
II A terrible tragedy occurred at Yves
sll Chenapgo Sunday noon. Thre
n brothers, James, David and job
Taber, living together, havin
a ouarrelled about a division of prop
erty, David knocked James down
u stabbing him with pitchfork iii
M teen or twenty times. He the