Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-21
Morning kilograms.
re..engers Going s.n,n.

passengers GOlnK SOuth.
MoJAvE, Aug. 20,-W Irvine, "
w Stow, S s Lawson, T H Sher
wood, Mrs E Alberton, Mrs ] A
Sampson, e J Stack, S Frazer.
Santa Bnrbnra's welcome 10 TN,
San Francisco Cadets.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 2Oth.- =
The San Francisco Cadets, Captain
Geo. Bigley, arrived here at foul
O'Clock yesterday and met with {
very enthusiastic reception, the IL
tire population being on the wharf
and the beach to bid them wei
come. When the steamer
reached the wharf q delegation O
prominent citizens, headed by
Mayor Chamberlain and MajoI
Gray, waited on Captain Bigiey
and rendered him the freedom Of
the city for himself and guests. A
procession was then formed by the
two companies Of firemen headed
by the Santa Barbara brass band,
the Cadets, headed by their fine
band and invited guests
In n four-in-hand, citizens
in carriages, and q long cavalcade
of ladies and gentlemen on horse
back. The procession moved
through several of the principal
streets, countermarched in front of
the City Hall, thence to the camp
ground, which is large field ad-
joining the beach, with an entrance
from two streets. Over each en-
trance a triumphal arch had been
erected, bearing the pleasant greet
ing, "Welcome," beautifully set in
the choicest flowers. The cadets
ut once set to work arranging their
quarters, and by dark were all nice
~ located, and sat down to
a sumptuous spread. The
citizens had made, every prep.
aration for the comfort of the
visiting military. A convenient
kitchen had been built of brick and
long mess table provided for the
men, and another for the officers
and guests. All the principal
buildings were decorated with flags,
and the private residences gaily
decorated with green foliage and a
profusiun of flowers. Tho citizens
are exerting themselves to make
the visit of the cadets
a pleasant one in ev-
cry respect. Tuesday evening a
minstrel aud dramatic entertain
ment will be given by the members
of the cadets, to be followed by a
ball, to which the citizens will be
invited. Captain Bigley has issued
printed regulations for, and named
the camp "Camp arphy," after
Brigadier General Murphy, COM
manding the first brigade, who,
with his staff, Joined the company
at San Luis Obispo. The trip down
was delightful and was one grand
round of pleasure.
So" FranciscO- RaiiroRd Com
pIcted - the Ministers want a
Csnuse In the Constitution.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.-The
San Pablo and Tulare Railroad is
now completed between Martinez
and a point on the Western Pacific,
between Ellis and Bantas, and
about the first of October, overland
trains will como Into Oakland by
that route. The line is somewhat
longer than by way of Livermore
pass, but the grades are much
easier and will facilitate business.
The clergy of this city and Oak
land met at Calvary church yester-
day, pursuant to notice, to consider
a clause to be submitted for
incorporation in the Consti-
tuition to be framed at the
coming Convention relative to the
observance of the Sabbath. A
resolution was offered to the effect
that several secular businesses and
public amusements shall be sus-
pended throughout the State on
Sunday, and the Legislature shall
enforce this provision Of the Con-
stitution by appropriate legislation.
The resolutions gave rise to con-
siderable discussion, on the ground
of right and expediency, and was
finally referred to committee OF
five, TO report at a meeting to be
held Monday next.
IuuiaD News.
MALHEUR AGENCY, Ogn.,)
Aug. IS, via BAKER CITY,
Ogn., Aug. goth.
Intelligence received to-day in-
dicates the presence of Hatch's
band Of hostiles, about seventy-five
in all, at or near Star mountain,
and their messengers have come
into camp. Piutes have been dis
patched to find and bring this par
ty in. The Piute prisoners now at
the agency will be removed to
Camp Harney in a few days, and
probably they will there be de-
tained until again placed under the
missionary. influences of q modern
Indian agent. 1t is fondly hoped
that these Indians may either be
removed to Indian Territory, or,
with all other agency Indians, be
turned nvNr to armycQtficers. who
will certainly prefer fair dealing tu
fighting. Public feeling is so strong
against these Indians on account OF
their depredations this season that
men whose friends have been mur-
dered and property destroyed will
not hesitate to kill q Piute atsight
when off the reservation.
Captain Keeney, of Keeney's
Snake River Ferry, an old coaster,
who spent the Summer alone al
ranch on Willow Creek, guard
ing property against Indians, was
found dead yesterday evening, acci-
dentally shot, his pistol having ev-
idently fallen from its holster to the
ground, going off and the ball
striking him in the groin. From
the appearance Of the ground for
several rods, Capt. Keeney had suf-
fered terribly before relieved by
death. His body had lain several
days when found.
sHcs am ent0 Items-SsicIdc.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 20.-Sunday
afternoon A. Craw, living at Sut'
fQruilia onn1 M tod Srioida hxy IA L.