Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-27
Morning kilograms.
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Passen. ers Goiag sOoth.
RAvENNA, Oct. 26.-John l
Jones, K Lanius, A J Baldy, Johl
Laever, VIM Hamilton, James
Dwyer, ] H Marvin, DR. Quin!an
Peter WE'LL.
| shoOting scrape at Santa Crus.
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. Plat s
O'Clock this morning shooting
scrape took place IN the kitchen oil
the Pacific Ocean House. Chas
Colby, the porter, shot Livingstone,
one of the walters, with pistol
the ball entering the head above
the left eye. The porter and the
walter had some words, when. the
porter entered the dining room,
drank cup of coffee, returned to
the kitchen with his pistol in his
hand, and without word fired.
Since the shot Livingstone has
been in cOmatose condition and
the doctors say he must die. The
wounded man came to this place
two weeks ago from San Jose.
COMksitu,t.nnI Con nve.si.n-Ye Yesser-
days Proceedings The FAw cest
case goncluued.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2G.-Laine, of
Santa Clara, made an elaborate and
eloquent speech in favor of Faw-
cett.
Jones. of Mariposa and Merced,
a Non-Partisan, spoke against his
retention.
Wilson, of San Francisco, made
an able argument in behalf of the
report of the committee of which
he is chairman, closing at 12
o'clock. The previous question was
called for and the resolution
declaring Fawcett eligible was
adopted by vote of seventy.four
to forty-nine. Following is the
vote: Ayes--Andrews, Belcher,
Biggs, Blackmer, Brown, Camp.
bell. Caples, Casserly, Charles,
Crouch, Dudely, SaIano. Dunlap,
Egan, Edgerton, Estee, Evey,
Filcher, Finney, Garvey, Glacock,
Graves, Harvey, Hirskell, Hill.
born, Hitchcock, Howard, Inman.
Johnson, Kelley, Laine, Lamp
son, Larne, Lewis, Mansfield,
Martin, of Alameda; Martin, of
Santa Cruz; McCullum, Me-
Comas, Mcfarland, McNutt,
Miller, Moreland, Mason, NOEL,
Ohleyr, Overton, Porter, PuIliam,
Reed, Rhodes, Schell, Schimp,
ShurtleH, Smith of Santa Cruz,
Smith of Santa Clara, Steele,
Stevenson, Stuart, Swing, Terry,
Thompson, Townsend, Tally,
Turner, Vacquerel. Van Voorhies,
Walker of Tuolumne, Webster,
Weller, West, Wilson of Tehams,
Wilson of San Francisco, Hoge.
Noes-Barbour, Barry, Barton,
Beertecher, Bell, Condor, Davis,
Dean, Dawiipg, Doyle, Farrell,
Freeman, Frued, German, Grace,
Hager, Harison, Herold, Herring
ton, Hughey, Huestis, Jones,
Joyce, Keys, Kleine, Laikin,
Lavign, Lindau, Mcconnell, Moffait,
Morse, Murphy, Nelson, Neuna-.
ber, O'Connell, O'Sullivan, Pronty,
Reddy, Smith, of San Francisco;
Saule. Stedman, Swea1y, Swanson,
Tinnin, Tuttle, Walker, of Marin;
Wickes, White, Wyatt. The fol-
lowing Were paired: Ayers aye,
Reynolds no: Baucher aye, Dudley
OF San Joaquin, no; Hunter aye,
Boggs no; Barnes aye, Ken
ny no; Shoemaker aye; Rim
gold no; Holmes aye;
Vandyke no; Burt aye, Arllin no.
A comparison of vote shows that,
Of the Workingmen, Evey, Finny,
Vacquerel and West voted aye,
and of the Non-Partisans voting
no were Freeman, Hager, Dudley,
Of San Joaquin; Heustis, Jones,
Keyes, Murphy, Pronty, Reddy
and Tinnin. Notice of reconsider.
alton was given by McCollum.
The Committee on State Institu-
tions has divided into sub. COM
mittees to visit State institutions,
as follows: State Prison-Condon,
Wellin, Thompson; Insane Asy-
lum-Beerstecher, Andrews, Keys,
McComas; institutions of learn
ing-Van Dyke, Laine, Porter.
The Committee on Suffrage will
be addressed on Tuesday evening
by Laura De Force Gordon and
Clara D. ToIt2. the lady lawyer of
San Jose.
SAN FraucIscO-DeHsH eslu Sutcide.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-An-
drew Santry, who was run over by
a Valencia street car last week,
died from his injuries at the City
and County Hosplta! last night.
Henry Bisber, patient at the
French Hospital, suicided last
night by cutting his throat. He
was afflicted with heart disease,
and despair of recovery led to the
suicide.
Nan Frsnct.oo suark.,s.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-Wheat
demand, and prices are
firmer; choice shipping and mill.
ing at $1.70; good do, $1.674; firm,
81. 1.623@1.65. Barley is dull; coast
feed, SO@95c.; bay, $1-1.05. Oats
Sales of choice Washington Ter
ritory at ST.. 43s. Corn-Small yell
low, $l.172@l.2O; large, $l.17A.
Rye nominal. Hay-5oOd volun-
teer, $l1 so; wild oat, $l2. Pota-
toes unchanged.
CartousIy Preserved Bodies.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-The
application of Chinamen to the
Health Officer for permit to dis
inter body for transportation to
China led to curious discovery
vouched for by the Health Officer.
In the process of exhumation two
bodies were dislnterred. One was
completely petrified, but the other,
although 1t had been buried about
four years, was entirely natural in
appearance. No signs of decay
were manifested. The flesh was
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