Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-21

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but was disarmed, arrested and held
to bail. The affair created consid-
erable cOmmOtion on the street.
2he Oakland Working men.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-The
Oakland Workingmen held large.
ly attended meeting last night to
adopt resolutions condemning the
course of Senator Bones in the Sen.
ate.
Mayor-elect Andrus thought that
Bones was honest, but incompe-
tent. The party ought to shake
him.
c. J. Clark, Police Judge-elect,
thought that Bones had been
bought for coin.
Nj. Helm called Bones an old
fool and recommended asking him
to resign, and if he refused to force
him to do so.
G. M. Walton said that if Bones
would not resign he would hang
him, if the Workingmen would
stand by him. [Applause.
The reporters We're requested by
the Chairman not to hold the party
responsible for individual express
si0ns.
Resolutions were then adopted
condemning the bill passed by the
Legislature allowing the railroad
to collect local fares in Oakland,
denouncing the Spring Valley steal
and the proposition to saddle Oak
land with a debt of two and a half
million dollars for water works;
also, demanding that Homes, hav.
ing supported all these measures,
resign Immediately, deeming it the
duty of the Workingmen of Ala.
media county, if he refuses to do so,
to enforce the unwritten plank of
the kearney platform.
Legislative.
SACRAMENTO, March 20.-The
Hou g took up in special order the
act to provide for the completion of
a branch State Prison nj Folsom,
reported by the States PrisonCom-
mittee as II substitute for Tuttle's
bill to establish a reformatory in
stitution at San Quentin. Discus.
sion followed till recess.
The Final Rush far Biii..
SACRAMENTO, March 20.-Great
activity prevailed around the capi-
tol this morning, members being
anXsious to get bills in before the
red line, which commences at ~
tonight.
san Franchises siark~ts.
SAN Francisco, March 20. Wheat
market strong but little doing.
Choice milling, ST. 95@l S71; ship
ping, 81 S74@l 929. Corn-Good
demand. Yellow, ST. 55@1 60;
White, ST 80. Oats-Firm. Feed,
ST. 55@l 60; milling. 81 65@1 IS.
Barley-Steady. Feed, ST 25@
! 80. Potatoes-Firm. $2@2 37t.
Hay-Dull. Choice wheat, $18;
ordinary, $l1@14. Wool-No
market yet. Spring clip delayed
by rain. Flour quiet and firm, su-
perfine $4 50@4.75; extra superHne,
SIS. 00@5. so; bakers and family,
$a. 75@6.0 90; Oregon standard extra,
SIS 00@5 20.
The Toronto Riots.
TORONTO, March 20.-Minor dis
turbances continue. Wounded riot
ers last night number %.
Congrcs.ioaai D"isas.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The
Senate to-day continued the con-
sideration OF the Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund bill, Morgan and
Mitchell speaking.
The Senate then took up the
House bill making appropriations
for detecting trespasses on public
lands, etc. The bill was debated at
length. The policy of the Secreta.
ry of the Interior on the timber
land question was sharply assailed
by Sargent, Eustis and Blaine and
defended by Dawes, Hoar and
Matthews.
A Committee of Conference was
ordered on the Military Academy
Appropriation bill.
Another Cnban Surrender.
HAVANA. March 20.-Sixty in-
surgents with arms, l5l unarmed,
llS women and 1874 minors have
surrendered in the jurisdiction of
Holguin.
Prominent Cubans, in q meeting
yesterday at Mr.. Farrels, unani-
mously adopted resolution that
the natives of Cuba should make
some public manifestation in repu-
diation of the recent meeting of
Cuban refugees in New York and
declare their hearty agreement in
and support of the terms of peace.