Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-02

Ii Ii Price and Wife, ID Wattles.
Pussengers Going Soatls.
MoJAvE, March 31.-N COIN, An
dolf Golf, c Stewart, Matt Barrett
+ Bowman, l. d Coranght, Mis-
Stanley. G IL Davice, Mrs
l. Davice,G II Crate, } Gusl.
ner, G G Hastings, Mrs N
Field, Child and Nurse; Mrs. I
Holt, II w Waters, l. G Sreso-
Web, G Eagan, G Stewart, Hig-
gins, r X Neppenberg.
MoJAvE, April I'D B kirkland
E e kirkland, d Lake, G Cole
Mira M Norton and sou, Mrs
Murphy, J e CIapp, s Grelck.
San Frane,sc, Item..
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-James
E. Deming, aged 10. a student Of
Heald's Business College, killed
himself accidentally while focline
with pistol yesterday morning.
John Smith, boatswain of the
British ship Oakworth, lying a,
Greenwich dock, fell from u gang
plank while coming ashore last
evening and was drowned. Body
recovered.
The United Trades Unions con-
vened ut Huddy Hall yesterday and
organized Convention by electine
II. b. Warner, President; J. w.
Jamison, Vice. President; "A. J.
Morrison, Secretary; J. Robson,
Treasurer. Committees on Organ
ization and Constitution, Creden.
tials aud Finance, were also elect
ed. Eighteen Trades Were repre-.
scented.
AT the Workingmen's meeting
on the sand lots yesterday after
noon the following report of the
committee appointed to lnvesti-
gate Senator Bones was read:
To the Workingmen's Party OF
California:
The Alameda County Central
Committee in conference with u
Committee appointed ut mass
meeting in San Francisco, to in
vestigate the conduct of Senator
Bones, respectfully report that,
Senator Bones has acted in such u
vacillating manner that we now
believe he Is not possessed
of common sense. We eX-
tend to. him the pity and coul.
miseration which is generally
conceded 10 inibeciles. He has adj
vocated measures in direct way
and then voted against them. We
also believe that the political
thieves of which the present Leg
islature is com posed have used the
poor old man MS a tool to bring dis
sehsion into our ranks. They be.
lievsd If they could induce the poor
old man to vote for some very OBJ
noxious measure that the working
men would rise up in their just in
dignation and deal out the traitor
the fate which he recommended
for himself ii he proved le-
creant to his tiust, but the
accursed political thieves will fail
now as they have before they
passed the law gotten up by District
Attorney Murphy, which is last
ing monument to his ignorance OF
law aud Justice. Workingmen, be
cautious! Ii you are, victory will
soon be ours. You have been law.
abiding in the past and we
know you will be in the
future. Do not give our
enemies chance by any act of ours
to- crush us. Let us bide our time;
we shall soon place laws on the
statute books to punish traitors
and such thieves as We believe in
fest the State Legislature at the
present time. The Committee re-
commend workingmen to, entirely
ignore Bones In the future.
The Trades Union Convention
last evening adopted resolutions to
the effect that the Union was one
of trades solely, having no political
affiliations whatever. 1t was also
resolved not to advertise in the
Open Letter, Kearney's organ, on
the ground that 1t was not Work.
ingmen's paper and did not pay
Union wages to employees.
Alta meeting of the depositors of
the defunct Pioneer Bank last eve
ming In Hibernia Hall, Kearney, as
Chairman of the Committee to in
vestigate affairs in the interests oil
stockholders, reported that nothing
could be done to recover depositors'
money except TO organize a VIgi'
lance C0rnmittee and take theil
property by force wherever they
could find it.
The More AsAa-AisAnIiOs
VENTURA, April 1.-The prison
ers charged with the murder of II
Wallace More were arraigned al
10 o'clock this morning, Frank
Ganahl, of Los Angeles, appearing
as additional counsel for the prose.
cution. The court room was dense
ly crowded, but it was noticeable
that the nejghbors of the accused,
who are settlers OH the disputed
ranch were not present. The pris.
oner, Churchill, who is very
sick, was wrapped in blankets
The prosecution insisted that the
prisoners should plead to the charge
to which the defense demurred, ant
pending decision, the prosecu
ton asked for continuance, as thu
witnesses were not yet present. Hi
thought'the State would he ready
In four days. After considerable,
discussion, the Court adjourned tn
examination until Friday, tn
prosecution stating that it woul'
really shorten the examination b,
giving them time to digest ant
condense the evidence.
The following letter was receive