Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-07

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Cox, John Williams, North VIII.
cox, James Muir and wife, r b
Saffold, G w Tozer, J Healy, Mrs
r. Goldsworthy, II b Welch, G J
Hutchens, wife and children, Chas
Frankenthal.
SACRAMENTO, March 6.-Frank
McCoppip, Harbor Commissioner
at San Francisco, today filed his
official bond of fifty thousand dol
lars with the Governor.
An appeal is being taken in the
case of the Tullis murderers, Dye
and Anderson, and they will not be
hanged on the 18th instant. The
appeal assures the cases being put
off so that the executions of the
judgment, if affirmed, cannot take
place before late in July or early in
August.
The Republican City Central
Committee has passed resolutions
as follows:
That the veto by President Hayes
OF the bill to restrict Chinese immi-
grafton was II wicked exercise of
arbitrary power unwarrauted by
the law or Constitution and i'm
plain violation Of the proper de-
mands of the people.
n Crash Ia the Dry Guods Etue.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Ad.
ditional attachments have been
taken ont against Godchaux & Co.
SO that the amounts now aggre-
gate over three hundred thousand
dollars. The difficulties of the
firm have affected the dry
goods firms of Kennedy Il
Durr and S. Mosgrove
d Co. Attachments have been
taken out against the former house
amounting, altogether, to $121,3l9,
and against the latter aggregating
$l39,585. Mosgrove g. Co. state that
they they have made arrangements
with their creditors by virtue of
which they will be enabled, in a
few days, to go on with their busi-
mss.
WASHINGTON, March 6 -Indica-
tions for northern and central Pa
cific Coast regions are cloudy
weather and rain; for southern Pa
cific Coast regions, partly cloudy
weather.
The Body fn the Ttunk Iden,iGed'
BOSTON, March 9Th The girl
who was found in q trunk at Lynn
has at last been identified as Fam
nie McComlague, of Coburn, whose
family left for California Feb. 18th.
The girl accompanied the family
little way and returned to this
vicinity. The seducer of the girl is
known under the alias of "Teddy
s. Spencer" He is reported to be a
prominent business man of Bos-
ton.
NitrO-Giyceriu. Expiosian.
RICHMOND, Va, March GA
premature explosion of nitro
glycerine at Dutch Gap, James
River, killed M. G. Haggerty, Gov
ernment contractor for widening
aud otherwise improving Dutch
Gap, and five or six negroes. 1t is
reported that Elias Hall, who had
charge of operating the glycerine,
was either killed or fatally injured.
BruGai On,inwry Ia Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, March 6th.-The
american will publish tomorrow
the following information from
Coffee county, this State: On Sat-
urday night, about 10 o'clock, q
patty of six or eight masked men
called at the cabin of an old negro
named Abe Wooten, living
eight miles from Manches-
ter, and demanded admittance,
which, being refused, they set fire
to the cabin. Finding that he and
his family--wife and four children
would be burned if they remain
ed, the old man rushed out and
was seized by the maskers and car
ried hundred yards or so and shot
to death. In the meantime his
wife and children huddled near the
body of the husband and faith
imaining till morning.
German Brig Ashore.
NDoN, March 6.-The German
Bertha Heyn, Captain Olden-
from San Francisco Novem.
nth for Rio Grande de Sui,
Ha J., is ashore at that port.
the Blame Of if.
VLIN, March 6.-The judg'
of the Court Martial on the
ad disaster lays the principal
r. upon the officer in charge oI
re Koenig Wilhelm" at the time
a collision with the "Grossel
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