Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-08

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the Workingmen's Party of Cali.
fornia will be addressed to II. l..
Knight, General Secretary, 529
Kearny street, San Francisco. II
is hoped that our friends in the
country will send good and true
men to the State Convention, and
that 1t will adopt such measures as
will give full effect to the princi-
Piles and purposes of the party.
By order of the State Central Com
mittee.
(Signed) FRANK ROONEY,
Chairman.
H. l.. KNIGHT, Secretary.
Saa Erancisc. -Uaearthins Eiec.
| tiOn Frauds-Other News,
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Regis.
trar Kaplan is unearthing some
very Interesting data concerning
the last election In this city. He
has also ascertained that some
dozen certificates Of registration
were taken out in lump by some
ole and given to the prisoners in
the county Jail who voted OH them
without having ever MADE the aft :
davits required by law. He has
also discovered case in which a
sea-faring mans name has been
voted at every election in certain
precinct, although the owner of the
name states that he has not been in
the city to vote since 1874. Other
interesting developments are prom
ised.
The Supervisors still remain at
loggerheads with the Board of
Police Commissioners with regard
to authorizing the appointment of
the additional one hundred police
men. 1t is evident that, on the
part of the majority of the Board,
the fight is to get their nominees
on the force, but it is believed that
the Commissioners will finally
carry their point.
The san FrHnciseo Musical Fests.
val.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 7th.--The
preparation for the May musical
festival is proceeding favorably.
Societies in the interior are report
ed in excellent training and ar
rangements have been made with
all steamship lines to transport
them at half rates. Excursion
rates will also be granted at the
time of the festival. The railroads
have as yet, made no concessions.
Decoration Day, May 30th, will be
devoted to patriotic music and Chas.
StpdIo Il 10 r; .;
QUEEN poem which will be set to
music and sung on that day. The
sale ofseats is progressing SO we'll
as to virtually ensure the entire
pecuniary success of the undertake
ing.
SAN BERNARDINo, May THE
city election passed off quietly yes
terday. The following officers
were elected: Trustees, B. B. Har-
ris, A. M. Remission, N. Kinnan,
S. Nee, L. Vandorin. Recorder,
Samuel Morgan; Marshal, s. M.
Wall; Treasurer, G. f. Roe; AS
SCISSOR, J. p. Hight.
Attempted Outrage and Murder
ana Successful Lynchimg.
UKIAH, CAL, May Mrs. Rey-
nolds, a married lady and esteemed
resident of this county, while rid
ing through Walker Valley, fifteen
miles above Ukiah, on Sunday, May
5th, was seized by an Indian and
dragged from her horse to the
bushes beside the road. The scoun-
drel attempted to outrage her per.
sou, but fearing that he would be
discovered tried to conceal his
crime by murder. He inflicted
several dangerous wounds upon her
neck and breast, cutting her throat,
but fled on the approach of Mr..
Angle, who was attracted by her
cries. The lady was taken to Mr..
Angles house and medical assist.
ance obtained. Hopes of her
recovery are entertained. The
Redwood Indians and residents of
Walker Valley went in search of
the Indian and captured him yes
terday afternoon. He was taken to
the room where his victim lay and
was recognized by her. The people
GhCu oCiCSbCu IoAlNOhiChG UlCC
where Judge Lynch passed sem
tence. A rope was produced and
the body of the Indian was left
swinging in the air.
Died from hi. wound.
SAN ANDREAs, CAL, May T.
Henry J. Connolly, who was stab.
bed by Chinaman, died at six
O'Clock last evening. Twenty min
utes before dying he recognized the
three Cinnamon under arrest as
those engaged in the affair and
identified the one who stabbed him.
Favorable Terms on the Fnur per
Gents.
WASHINGTON, May THE Sec
rotary of the Treasury invites SUBJ
scriptions to the four per cent loan
upon the same terms as offered to
the public in July 1872. namely:
subscribers, upon deposit of two per
cent, will be- allowed ninety days
to complete the payment. At the
expiration of the ninety days, the
bonds will be issued upon receipt
of SO per cent. principal, and inter-
est accrued and one-fourth of one
per cent. commission on all sub
scriptions for one thousand dollars
and over will be allowed.
A Heavy Fire la Bradford. Pa.
BRADFORD, Pa, May IA fire
started in small stable here yes
terday afternoon and the flames
spread over two acres of the bust
ness portion of the city. A large
hotel, livery stable, several stores,
oil offices and dwellings were
burned. One hundred thousand
dollars worth of property was de-
stroyed.
General Fremont Also.