Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-23
OSANlElES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passenger. tsotpg suutn.

passengers doing suutn.
MoJAvE, Nov. 22.-J Brays, f G
Gilmore, ] Baush and wife, w L
II Snow and wife, DR. J Kurtz, Mrs
h Lesse, ] Jewett, Martin Smith,
John Bright. Jr, Sister st. John.
Sister German, Sister Santa Mar
tin, b Wortmann, Thos T. Botello.
Kearney Before the Police Court.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 21.-Den-
mis- Kearney was brought before
Il the Police Court this morning on
h the charge of disturbing Colonel
Y Deane's meeting last night and car
4 rying concealed weapon. On the
Il first charge he demanded a jury
4 trial, and on the second pleaded
mot guilty." stating that after be.
ing three times to the Police Com
] missioners for permission to carry
weapon, he went to Chief of Po-
4 lice Kirkpatrick, who gave him
permission. The Chief was not
about at the time to testify and the
case was continued till his evidence
could be taken. Meantime the
4 Chief was interviewed and denies
| having given Kearney any such
permission. He says Kearney
1 came to him and said he was in
4 fear of his life, and wanted his per-
mission to carry pistol. The
d Chief said, 81 can't give you any
such permission, but if 1 were
afraid of my life 1 would put pis-
! tol In my pocket and be prepared
to defend myself, running the
chances of paying fine.
! The suit against the BOnsnza FE7m
4 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-The
argument on defendants demurrer
4 to the complaint of John III. Burke
against James G. Flood and James
V. Coleman, executors of the estate
of O'Brien, deceased, to recover
4 SOC, ,OOO,O0O value of tailings and
n excessive charges for milling, and
n value of lots in Virginia City, was
! concluded to-day in the Twenty
] Third District Court, and submit
! ted for decision. The arguments of
! defendants were mainly devoted to
1 the Statute of Limitations and de-
/ lay in trying the action after the
H discovery of frauds charged.
sam Franc;aco Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-A
1 seaman named James Alexander,
belonging to the ship City of
1 Shanghai, was struck on the head
Yesterday by a block which fell
from aloft. His skull was fract-
ured, and he died in the evening.
He was a native of Scotland, aged
4 80 years.
Mrs Adelia Bernhardt died at
1 her residence, No. 1,60l Post street,
4 last Thursday, from the effects of
an overdose of opium accidentally
/ administered by herself. She was
native of Russia, aged 81 years.
i While four Iaborers were exca-
/ waiting at the corner Of Sanchez
.and Jersey street yesterday after
noon, one Stephen Caller was
| buried by the caving of the bank.
He was soon eXtricated, but died
/ in a few minutes. He was ma
/ tive of Ireland, aged 20 years.
4 The stock papers to-day COM
nent on Deane's lecture, the gen.
eral tenor being that so far as his
1 location of the new bonanzas Is
concerned he told nothing that had
not been talked of on the street for
months. AS to his attacks on
1 Flood, they treat them as a matter
of personal ill-will.
In the County Court to-day,
Judge Wright decided that he had
/ no further jurisdiction in the sala-
/ nv pledge cases, as they had not
been continued from day.to day in
accordance with law, except in the
case of Dunn, which still remains
within his jurisdiction and was
4 continued.
In the County Court to-day,
Cohen, counsel for Charles De
j Young, on affidavit of the latter,
moved that an order transferring
De Young's indictment to the Mu'
nicipal Criminal Court for trial be
| rescinded and the Indictment sci
aside on the ground that the GRAND
Jury consisted of but eighteer
i members. The Court denied the
u motion.
T. gIsan francisco Markets.
l SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-
Wheat, active; No. ], $2.O29@2.O5
I No. 2, ST. 95@2. Barley, oats, corn
hay and wool unchanged. Pota
j toes, arrivals enormous and price
I sinking about ten per cent. al
around.
r,endlsh Assault ON n Young Girl
BOISE CITY, Nov. 2l.-Wedne:
day about IL A. M, George Ho
brooks daughter, a girl sixtee
years old, who lives forty miles be
low here on the Boise river, wa
= mt not more than forty yard
from the house, when a stout-buil
iniddle-aged man came up benin
her and choked her so that sh
oould not speak, and ravished he
The girl made desperate struggl
4 and had her clothes nearly torn OF
She soon after got to the hous'
where there was no one but ht
mother and little children. H'
father was sent for, a mile oil, an
the neighborhood turned out ovt
fifty strong and hunted all da
"Wednesday and are still huntin