Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-14
Morning kilograms.
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dy, II Merrill, M G Clark, J r Nc
Cinsey, ] Il GraysOn, Miss r Smith
Geo Johnson, wife and family, ]
p Cole, j Hull, r II Swain.
The sacramento" E,ocii"ns-D Desasie,
Report.
SACRAMENTO, March 13th.-Th,
vote yesterday was the heaviest fo
years in any city election. Th,
Republicans elect the Chief of Po
lice and Fire Commissioners Th,
Kearneyites elect the Mayor ant
City Attorney.
SACRAMENTO, March 18th,
following is the vote in detail
Moyor, Felter, (Rep.,) 1,063; Larue
(Dem,,) 1856; Pearson, (Working
man., 726; Turner, (Kearney wing,
1908. Chief of Police, Stevens
(Rep.,) 1,47O; Karcher, working
man, 1873; Lee, (Kearney wing,
1,170. City Attorney, Young, Rep.
l,031; johnson, (Dem.,) LIZ; Wa.
terhouse, (Workingman) 40S; Buck.
ley (Kearney wing) LASS. Fire Com.
missioner, Putnam (Rep.) 2,12S;
Hunt (WOrkingman) 5S1; Devine
(Kearney wing) 1,196. This makes
Turner's (Kearney wing) plurality
140; Stevens's (Rep.) plurality 81;
Buckley's (Kearney wing) plural
ity 37S; Putpam's (Rep.) majority
397.
Politics az Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, March 13tb.-Last
night in the Court House at u mass
meeting of citizens, the following
Municipal ticket was nominated:
For Mayor, G. Bowman; Council
man, First Ward, f. Barson; Sec
ond Ward, r. q. Kirby; Third
Ward, L. V. Wilkins; Fourth
Ward, S. J. Lynch; City Clerk and
Tax Collector, =. r. Hinds. The
Councilmen were nominated by a
Committee of five from each ward.
From the Fourth Ward there were
presented majority and minority
reports, the majority favoring j.
II. Skirm, present incumbent,
whose name, when presented before
the meeting for ratification, was
received with Kisses. The mi
nority presented the name of S. j.
Lynch, which was ratified.
The Fourth Ward has
been trying to be declared
separate from the city proper,
and a bill for the same and remon.
STRANGE against it are now before
the Legislature. The Councilman
from that ward has always opposed
any Improvements, etc., which
were proposed to be made, and in
fact has been most unrelenting
enemy OF the city. People Of that
ward will run S. Keim iDdepend-
emily. The Workingmen will NOM
inate ticket in about ten days.
1t is raining The total rainfall
this season thus far has been over
So inches.
s.'gtsantivr.
SACRAMENTO, March l3.-AssEM
BLY--In special order the Eiuca-
ton Committees substitute for
Coffey's text book bill was taken
up and the discussion was resumed
OH the substitute offered by Giltlea.
a systemnaie Robbcr.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-For
some months past the grocery store
of b. +. Levy, 537 Clay street, has
been Systematically robbed of a
great variety of articles. The dep
relations could not he traced to any
of the employees, and no Indications
were found that the doors or WIN
dows had been forced. On the
night of February 9th the safe was
neatly broken open and the con-
tents, to the value of several hun
dred dollars, taken. The police ex-
amined the premises, and, by as
to a iittle-used loft in u re-
mote corner OF the store, found u
hole leading into the room above.
This had evidently been cut from
below and was intended for blind.
A trap was next found in the rear
of the store opening into the cellar,
where there was found All arch
way about eighteen inches high
leading into Il space running
from the front to the rear of the
and about six feet in
width, occupied by gas and water
pipes. Another trap was found
which led up into the barber saloon
of Adolph Magazini. An officer
was detailed to keep watch in the
store, and last night Magazini was
Al iOn IN
plunder. The officer, with levelIed
revolver, ordered him to surrender.
He made rush for the trap,
when the officer fired shot
and closed with the burglar. Both
fell through the tap. After des-
perate struggle Magazini released
himself, and crawling through the
archway, gained his own store.
The officer then sought the street
to prevent escape by the front
door, when Magazini fled by the
rear door and made good his es.
cape. He was arrested later, and
is now locked up. Magazini has
always heretofore borne good
and his systematic bur-
glaries and desperate resistance
and escape, excite much comment.
A good quantity of Levy's prop
erty was found on his premises.
a SaUthern HRciGc PraI,OsiItou.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The
Senate Committee on Pacific Rail-
ways gave a hearing to-day to II.
q. Spofford, upon the bill looking
to the completion of the Southern
Pacific by the extension to Ell Paso
of the Galveston, Harrisburg g. San
Antonio Railroad, there to connect
with the Southern Pacific Railroad
Of California. The San Antonio
Company do not ask for the land
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