Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-14
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MoJAvE, March 13.-Arca Long
street, G E Hastings, Z Livermore,
Jerome Lincoln ard wife, G Pape,
II e Beans and wife, General Mey-
ers, ID L Philips, NJ T Ryan, ] Blk
by, b f Coulter, r RI Reardon, II
IL Sinton, G A Davis, d Schuy-
Ter, Jacob Bohart, r r. Gordon,
Tom Roberts, d McDougall, S
Preslauer, Mrs s A Virging.
A oensoe-ai,c Maa-.M Meeiin.-Tse
Versatile Hriy0ck.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13th.-
The Democrats held largely at
tended mass-meeting at Platt's
Hall last night, Chaa. A. Sumner
presiding. Speeches were made by
Phil Roach, w. b. G. Brown and
Thomas p. Ryan, and were enthu-
siasiically received. The sand-lot
gang was present in full force, but,
in addition to the police, the DEM
ocrats came prepared for emergen-
cies. The first attempt at an inter-
ruption was summarily squelched
and the offenders were fired out.
The meeting was successfully car
ried out. After leaving the hall
the Democratic Ward Cub follow
ed the band to the corner of Kear.
ney and Pine streets, where slight
difficulty occurred. One or two
men were knocked down, and the
police cleared the street.
AT the First Ward Club last
night Wellock changed front and
came out in favor OF the new Con-
stitution, alleging that he had pre-
viously opposed it in order to see,
first, what the opponents of the
Workingmen had to say about it.
M.xica. s;urnrrtrs ARRESTED.
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-The Globe
Democrat has specials from Texas,
stating that several Mexican mur-
derers of Judge Howard, Messrs.
Atkinson and McBryde and son,
at Elizaro several months ago, have
been arrested and Jailed.
alignment.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-The
latest phase of the financial
troubles of Archbishop Purcell and
his brother, developed to-day, was
the filing of an assignment by the
Archbishop himself. The bond of
Munnix, as assignee of Father Ed
ward Purcell,wa filed Today in the
sum of $250,000. The sureties are
George Hoadly, John HolIard,
Charles Stewart and Michael
Walsh. Catherine Purcell, sister
of the Archbishop, died to-day,
aged 81.
Drowned fu "a Fond.
NORWICH, Conn, March 13.-
Mrs. John Taylor and two sons,
Willie, aged ten,sand johnnie, aged
three, were drowned in the Mantle
Ice Company's pond to-day.
A Defaul.Ing Insurance Treasurer.
DERBY LINE, VT, March 13.-A.
G. Woodward, Secretary and Treas
urer of the Stanstead and Sher.
brook Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany is reported behind in his ac-
counts some $4,000. He has been
suspended from office.
Ta~ rttz.J ,bn l'urtsr srInvestivn,t"n
Closed.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The
Board of Inquiry in the Fitz John
Porter case held its final session
yesterday in this city. The pro-
ceedings consisted of the submis-
sion of some documentary evidence,
all of which was admitted, after OBJ
lection. The evidence consisted of
one dispatch and part Of another in
the handwriting OF Mcdowell, /,
which had been rece ntly discov-
cred, some extracts from reports by
Pope, and some Confederate reports
from the archives of the War De-
partment. Scholield announced
Board were closed. The report will
he made up and sent 20 the Pfesi-
dent next week.
The Great Walking s7stct.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The re-
tirement OF O'Leary from the strug-
gle for the Ashley belt and cham
pionship has not decreased in the
least the interest in the pedestrian
contest; it is only more concentra-
ted with an earnest wish that the
belt may be kept in this country,
together with the glory and profit
of the match. The score was as
follows at II A. NJ, Rowell, 3l4;
Hartman, 300; Ennis, 2S0 AT 2
p, NJ. 1t stood: Rowell, 325; Earri-
man, 300; Ennis, 294.
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