Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-01
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On u Convention.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-Rep-
resentatives of the National Labor
Party met last evening and decided
to hold State Convention in this
city May ODD to nominate dele.
gates to the Constitution Conven-
ton.
The Kcnratyitc. by the Ears.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-At a
meeting of the State Central Com
mittee of the Workingmen's party,
last evening, the row between
Kearney and the committee broke
forth again with renewed violence.
Knight called on Kearney to re-
sign his position as President of
the Committee, as unfit and crazy.
Rooney said that when Kearney
undertook to play Ceser he ROO
ney) was ready to take the part of
Brutus.
Kearney-Do yon mean to assas-
sinate me?
Rooney will do so politically.
Kearney came back on Knight,
4o'eih -iiOAh I'll
in the Lower Lake Bulletin of April
18th, accusing Knight, while resid-
ing in that vicinity, of grossly i'm.
moral and licentious conduct.
Knight denied the charges as
false.
Kearney announced his intention
of going around to all the ward
clubs in the city ard calling upon
hem to recall their delegates from
the County Committee which had
attacked him.
Rooney said that, in that case, he
would have the Executive Commit
tee go around to the Clubs and get
them to eXpel the one who coun-
selled dssension in the party. ZAP
plause.)
Wellock attacked the organic
action of the County Committee.
A long and b liter fight ensued,
in which Wellock and McCue sided
with Kearney and all the rest of
the Committee against him.
Kearney rendered his resigna-
ton, but in the squabble which EN-
sued that proposition was lost sight
Of and the Committee finally adj
journed in confusion, without COM
ing to any conclusions. While the
question of organization for the
campaign was under discussion,
Kearney opposed organizing clubs
in country districts, as it was diff
cnlt to get the members together
and they would get along better
without. 1t is evident that the
breach between Kearney and the
other leaders has become irrepara-
bic.
snn EcrBarai"o Dots.
SAN BERNARDINo, April 3d.
The Congregationalist and Meth
odist churches have been holding
revival meetings here for the past
three weeks, and still they con-
tinue.
The crops in this valley are very
heavy, and the average far exceeds
that of last year. The farmers are
preparing to cut hay.
Three men, by name respectively.
Reinhart, Whitburne and Scott,
were arrested and brought to this
city yesterday, for stealing ore at
Ivanpab, a mining camp situated
about $50 miles from this city.
They had one ton of ore at the mill,
which yielded them $1,000.
The weather il exceedingly
pleasant for this season of the
year.
A ten-stamp quartz mill is being
erected at Bear Valley, on the
Gulch mine, by Henry Beall and
Judge Caleff.
Bouanza O'Bricn la u Bad Way.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.-W.
S. O'Brien, of the Bonanza firm.
has, for several days, been lying
very i'll at San Rafael. Early this
morning it was reported in the city
that he was dead. A later.dispateh
announced him as sill living, but
sinking rapidly. A press dispatch,
dated 1l:30 A. NJ, says that O'Brien
was then some easier. He rested
well last night.
Republican, Party Machinery
Working.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30th.-
A strictly secret conference meet
80. tnt-ocr -" republican State
Contra aH5 County Committees
WHs hald 'a sgaa lg in the Pal
acs Hotel. 3 lumber from each
Com uitlae uet . talk over the
4itgation, Ju b eu )rum of neither
Com nittee was SEQ lred and moth
ing r,fleiai was done. 1t is under
slooi that protea'v party ticket