Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-22
Morning kilograms.
passengers Going sou,h.

Passengers doing sou,h.
MoJAvE, Nov. 2l.-John Nichols,
FW Bardslee, DR. g w Bush, A G
Mason, H Pond. A Lewis and wife,
Mrs Mason, J G Howard, q Ducom-
I nun, Chas Fernsld, Bishop Mora,
\ Mrs Holliwenn, Mrs Harsley Col
| w e Eaton and wife.
| san Francisco Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-At a
meeting of examining physicians
of the Ancient Order of United
J Workmen, held at B'nai Birth
/ Hall, to take steps to guard against
the admission of persons physically
! unfit, Drs. Griswold, Haley, Perry,
y Simpson, Henry, Hitler and Blake
were appointed a Committee to pre-
! pare new blank for use in this
\ State, to be submitted to all exam
| liners in the State for inspection and
| comment before be ing presented to
the Grand Lodge. The object is to
I raise the standard of the medical
I examination of candidates for adj
mission to the Order.
The name of the man drowned at
the Neptune baths last night is Ed
ward Franklin Potter; he was
n dealer In stocks. He left letter to
Il his brother, saying that he was
going out to the baths to drown
\ himself; he gave as a reason heavy
losses in stocks. The letter also
stated that there would be no use
4 in searching for his body, as he in
L tended to swim far out into the
stream.
Mayor elect Kalloch has appoint
ed his son, Rev. I. s. Kalloch, his
Il clerk.
y The furniture makers say they
\ are independent of striking cabi-
net makers, having obtained work
d men from the interior.
A In the contested election cases
4 before the County Court this morn
X ing, A. A. Cohen, counsel for sew
(. eral candidates elected by the
4 Workingmen, raised the point
A that the Court had no jurisdiction
q over the cases because cOntinuances
q had been made from day to day
|. without legal authority. The
A Court took it under advisement.
The case will be appealed to the
z Supreme Court in any event.
a Dunn, Auditor.elect, filed his ans
4 wer this morning. He denies the
4 Jurisdiction sof, the County Court
over the case. He also says no
elector was influenced by his
\ pledge to return half his salary to
4 the County Treasury.
Go-as-You-PIeasc.
n SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2lst.-
4 Henri Stuart, who is charged with
d having decamped with the money
n taken at the San Jose go-as-you-
q please race, was arrested in this city
N Yesterday, and will be returned to
Il the scene of his offense for examin-
alton.
n second Trial OF DR.. snverthOrn.
Il SHASTA, CAL, Nov. 2O.-The Sec
ond trial of George Silverthorn for
n child murder commenced yester-
n day in the Ninth District Court.
N Considerable new and stronger ev-
y idence has been obtained since the
n last trial. The chances are strong
n for conviction.
u Boston Items.
n BOSTON, Nov. 20.-The first case
under the Civil Damage Act in the
Southern Middlesex District Court
has lust been decided, and resulted
in verdict Of 5000 damages against
n o saloon-keeper who furnished Ii
n Quor to man who, in resisting ar
rest for drunkenness, severely in
jured the policeman who was en-
deavoring to conduct him to the
lookup.
The Republicans tonight nomi-
mated Solomon b. Stebbins, mem
ber Of the present Board Of Alder
men, for Mayor, and the Democrats
j renominated Hon. Frederick o
Prince.
The schooner Justie Wilson wa'
wrecked on Minot Ledge yesterday
and all hands lost.
BulId0zlng in Mississippi.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-A CORES
pondent writes the Tribune show
ing how the election was conducted
in Yazoo county, Mississippi
There was no voting after l
4 O'clock In the morning. The cor
respondent says: Every ttime
negro would come up TO the gat
the bulldozers would demand hin
to show his ticket. If he Shove
an Independent ticket he wa
knocked down. Things went on !
this way until about IL O'CLOCK
"A when Jake Holder gave the sigma
n and all drew their pistols and con
1 menced firing in tho air. The M
A groes all ran off, and of course thei
n was no more voting.
n The Frnis Market.
n NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-In raisil
4 there is slow demand; prices
buyers' favor, while extensive SUI
niles are offered from second hand
Seedless, $4 40@4.50; new layer
S2.2O@2 25; Muscatelles, 50. 25@2:3
London layers, $2.65@2.30; va
epcias, 7E@sc. Prunes, weak at
decline, and slow. Old, ,73@ssc; ne'
9I@9sc. Figs are firm and in go'
demand. Business is restricted
the scarcity of supplies. Curran
are in heavy stock and prices wes