Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.

Pacific Coast News.
Pasicc Items Frank Grosvenor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24.-Paul
Aimee, Frenchman, was arrested
by Oakland officers this morning
on a charge of grand larceny. 1T
seems that Aimee has for several
years been living in this city with
a French woman named Pauline
Fervant, who has not only support
ed him, but allowed him the care
of the key to her box al the Safe
Deposit Company, where she kept
her money. Last evening Aimee
drew $1,000 from the box and de-
parted. A description of the fugi-
tive WIS telegraphed to the Oak
land police and led to his arrest.
James Butler, alias "Brick," q
Telegraph Hill rough who cele-
brated his discharge from the
county Jail by creatinga a rumpus 10
company with a gang of young
roughs at the Florence saloon, was
sentenced to another term of six
months in the house of correction,
by the Police Judge to-day.
Frank GrOsvenor, the receiver
appointed by the U. s. Circuit
Court in the case of Camille Mar
tin vs. Temple & Workman, at Los
Angeles, having failed to make a
report as directed, was adjudged
guilty of contempt of court. Yes
terday he was released from Gus
today In $1,000 ball and trial set for
Monday next.
THE saas oT Temperance
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24th.-The
Grand Division OF the Sons of
Tenn perance met at 10 o'clock this
morning, at Grand Central Hall.
Little business was transacted,
however, the time being devoted to
the discussion of unimportant
questions. The final adjournment
took place this afternoon.
The schnooner Twin Sisters,
which went ashore at Trinidad las,
February, has been hauled off and
was brought back to port on the
Goth inst. by the purchaser of the
wreck. Sue is reported as sound
as ever.
Buiiion Produet IA srpt"mbrr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24th.-The
Bulletin, in its monthly summary
of The bullion yield OF the Pacific
Coast, gives the following recapit-
ulation of the yield of forty three
producing mines for Septem ber;
Gold mines, S7l7,14l; gold with
silver, S299 $40; gold with lead,
$120,85S; total gold, Sl,l37,378
Silver mines, 5000, 800; silver with
gold, S3l9, ,126; silver with lead,
s22s $50; total silver. $1,143,0l3;
value of lead, S78,8i0; totals, So,
359,03l. The yield of silver for
September is $4,000 liz excess o.
that for August, but is still very
light as pared with last year oil
with the early months of this year.
The InternafiOuel rricIet Match
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24th.-The
Australian Eleven and twenty-five
California cricketers' days match
was commenced to-day, at the Rec
reation Grounds in this city. The
Australians arrived upon the
grounds at II O'clock and precisely
at 12:30 Captain Gregory and Cap
tain Sanderson, for the twenty-tw
tossed for innings. The toss hav-
ing been won by the visitors, Cap
tain Gregory was elected to senc
his men to the wickets. Garrett
and Blaekham were sent to the bal
first to face the bowling of Gross
and Purdy. The first wicket fei
for % runs. Garrett having beer
run out for 8 runs. Blackham ant
Bannerman were then partner
until weak spot was found fo
Blackham, bowled by Cross for II
runs. Horan Joined Bannermar
and they soon put together many
runs before Horan was caught
having scored 10 runs. Spoffortl
and Bannerman made things lively
and made between them 100 runs
Spofforth was caught and scored A
runs. Bailey, the next man JOINED
| uhu oub tIC iattCt
man was soon caught by Malone
and retired with the big score of a
runs. Murdoch Joined Bailey ant
they were not out when the stump'
were drawn at 5 o'clock, scoring
respectively to 2 each. Six wick
cts are down for a total Of 1879 runs
About two thousand people wit
messed the first days play. The
game will be resumed tomorrow
at III A. NJ.
Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. October Dist
Legal tenders, 99s bid, 993 asked
Mexican dollars, 9O1 bid, 904 asked
trade dollars, 963 bid, 81 asked
half dollars 98 bid, 9S3 asked.
The Co.stitutionaI Conve nsi.n.
| SAcRAMEoTo, Oct. oath. AT the
afternoon session Brown, Of ANA
dor, johnson, of Sonoma, Howard
of Tns A poaiaa and Ruruea made