Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-30
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Passengers Pnssiuw South.
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Ferris, Miss L e Boalt.
saa Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29ih.-
Wheat-Small order; new at SLIGO
@l.623; July delivery, $l.6O@1.65
other articles unchanged. Market
stagnant.
Cne More Victim Of the Metropolis
More thi.es~.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-Last
evening an unknown man walked
out to the end ofMeiggs wharf and,
placing a pistol to his head, fired.
The ball passed through his brain
and the suicide fell from the wharf
into the bay. The body was recov.
cred in few moments by a boat.
mar but life was extinct.
The steamer Belgic which arrived
from China and Japan last evening
brought 305 Chinese passengers.
TnmoiaxO Hanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29th.-A
Boise City dispatch sage: Tambi-
ago, the Bannock murderer of
Rhodson, was hanged in the yard
of the penitentiary near this city It
one O'clock this afternoon. He
begged for respite of another day,
saying he would willingly die II he
could have one more sleep. On the
scafold he bore himself as stoically
as a savage could, and seemed only
to regret that he was compelled to
go alone and without seeing any of
his people. His brother is In
the peDitentiary under sentence
for shooting three teamsters near
Fort Hall last Summer. Yesterday
he attempted to commit suicide.
but was discovered in time and the
attempt frustrated. He and Tam
biago had asked, as special favor,
that, If one must die, the other be
permitted to die with him. As
this could not be accorded he made
up his mind to suicide. Some APP
prehension was felt here yesterday
that there might be an attempt
made by some prowling baud of
Indians to rescue Tambiago, but
there was no evidence of the pres
ence of Indians in the vicinity.
Omcinl Knscaii,y in san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29th.-
Henry Brickwedel. Supervisor for
the Twelfth Ward, has rendered
his resignation to the Mayor. Mr..
Brickwedcl, who is a sturdy, hon.
est old German, Of pronounced con-
victions, gives as his reasons for
resigning, that he is disgusted with
public life and the way things go
on in the Board of Supervisors.
Warrants were to-day issued for
the arrest of Hiram B. Cook, Dep
uty in the Tax Collectors office,
and John P. Bell, attorney entrust.
ed with the collection ofdelinquent
taxes. Both are charged with petty
larceny, and Cook, In addition, is
charged with felony. The two have
been in collision, Bell collect
ing from the tax pay
ers amounts Somewhat in excess
Of what was due from them, while
Cook made entries in the books to
cover up the swindle, and the par
ties divided the stealings. The in
iividual amounts of their opera.
tions are small, but will probably
aggregate considerable sum.
sThe San Francisco and Pacific
Stock Boards adjourned to day
until Monday, July 8ih.
San FrH.ci>cO Wants IN Hail ~. en-
Holiday.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20 There
Is considerable expression of
opinion among business men in
favor of making Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of next week
sort of general holiday and clos
ing the banks and other principal
places of business. The adjourn
ment over next week of the Stock
Board will practically close up
mining and brokers' offices, aud / t is
argued that, after closing the
banks, etc., for the Fourth of July,
in view of the regular half holiday
Saturday, it will hardly be worth
while to open Friday,
The Potter C.m,nissee.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-L. L.
Dennis resumed: He believed that
the Republican vote In Archer pre-.
cinct was two hundred and nine.
teen votes less than should have
been. The Republican election
officers, after the polls closed, put
in that number of ballots to AXE
up the deficiency. 1t was believed
that there were frauds on both
sides.
The Committee received q tele-
gram from Governor Packard
claiming that he has been cited to
appear before a Subcommittee in
New Orleans at l o'clock to-day
and 1t is understood that his exam
ination on all points suggested by
Gen. Butler will take place there.
Mrs. jerks appeared and pro.
duced her correspondence. Gen.
Butler being absent, the letters
were not read. Mrs. jerks, under
examination, still refused to dis
close the name Of the person to
whom she dictated the so-called
Sherman letter. The party was
sitting against the wall in
parlor "Pn when she entered and
when she left her amenuensis was
sitting at the table. Springer
maize some inquiries as to the en-
pigments of wltness's husband
and was answered that, at present,
he was merely employed as wit
ness before the august body carry
ing on this investigation. Witness
then inquired why Springer was
Interested 30 much in her hus-
bands welfare, and was Inform ed
that she had become very notori'
GUS parsonage. Mrs. jerks OBJ,
jected to this statement, and said
oha bod ,,,oda Gnrfpnar naforions