Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-05
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MoJAvE, March An Burnham,
II Martin, Mrs M Kinley and son,
Ludington, H Barter and daugb-
ter, E Star, + A Rice and wife, OfB
Skinner, wife and two children, l.
] Larkhart, JnO Edwards, Juan
Arroke.
Going south of Los Angeles: Ii
j Clapham, r Garvey.
voice From San BPrnard.n".
SAN BERNARDINo, March A.
RESOLVED, That we deplore the
action of the President in vetoing
the anti-Chinese bill as subversive
of the interests of the Pacific Coast
and of the country generally; that
the evils of Chinese immigration
and coolie labor are certainly not
understood in the Eastern States;
and we call most earnestly upon
Congress, as the representatives Of
the whole people, to pass the bill
over the Presidents veto.
r. w. WATERMAN,
Chairman Rep. Co. Cen. Com.
J. G. KING,
Chairman Dem. Co. Cen. Com.
Tn- r,s,ioa riry Produced.
SAN FRANCISCO, March AT
the Grand Opera House last even
ing the passion Play" was pro-
duced. For several days past the
press and pulpit have attacked the
undertaking vigorously and there
was some expectation that the per-
formance would not be allowed to
go on; in fact the Board of Super
visors last evening passed to print
an ordinance fol bidding the pro-
duction of any play in which the
life of Jesus Christ or any scripture
al occurrence should he portrayed,
but as the ordinance cannot take
Immediate effect, the performance
Is likely to run a week or two if it
meets with sufficient patronage.
There was very respectable at.
tendance last evening in point of
numbers and charac cter, and the per-
formance was received with respect
full attention. The play was well
mounted, music excellent, and the
principal characters we'll sustained.
The last act announced as tableau
of the descent from the cross, from
Rubens's celebrated painting, was
omitted, which created little con-
fusion, the audience being in doubt
as to whether the performance was
over or not, until the matter was
explained to them. Aside from the
incoDgruousness of representa-
tlon of this kind on theatrical
boards, there was nothing in the
performance to shack the sensibili-
ties of the most fastidious.
warEinamon's HeTgates Received.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The
Workingmen's delegation to the
Constitutional Convention were
received at the ferry on their arri-
val from Sacramento by the Ward
Presidents, headed by the Tenth
Ward Independent Rifles, and es-
corted to Horticultural Hall, where
speeches were made and resolutions
passed endorsing the new Constitu.
ton and calling upon the Working.
mems party to support it.
An Asstssms
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-Man-
haitian levies an assessment of one
dollar.
Outraged HrasieTs.
HANFoRD, CAL, March A
large concourse of settlers from
Lemoore, Grangeville, Jonesa and
tho a1rrniInHi n Rpl1nfrxr mat N
the Central Hall of this place to
discuss the matter of the recent
eJectment suit of the Central Pa
cific Railroad against settlers and
to hear news from the railroad
cases in Washington. About three
hundred persons were present.
If the Company win, q
heavy judgment for damages,
in addition to the loss of his home,
will hang over the head of each
s.ttler. These people feel certain
of winning, however,and are deter
mined to make trouble If they
don't. To-day, after adjourning, a
mass meeting was organized, q
military company formed and
drilled, marching through the prin-
cipal streets.
sH Francisco s1arkeis.
s.4 FukNGlsc0, March A.
Nhm -Mlan. O@l.72A; ship
pnr SIlitgl re. Barley - No
tfaI actions aI1 quo ations remain
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