Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-28
Morning Telegrams.
paAssn Eers Going sou,n.

Passengers Going sou,b.
MoJAvE, Jan. 26.-Wm Damp.
kin, J w Harper and wife, A Bar.
net and wife, VIM Garard, 4
Foster, Mrs Buckley and three
children, DIR w Lindley, Louis
Jaquire, ] @ Jones, w E Sibley, M
Vega, F Garcia.
MoJAvE, Jan. 27.-Mrs r Barton,
Mrs Slosson and nurse, A B Jack.
son, Mr. Barton, D Gillette, Gen
Banning, Chas Hudson, H M John.
son, nj Hawkins, Nj M Goodned
and wife.
Refractory LexisIataie-Rtfracsory
Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-A
Boise City dispatch says that the
two wings of the Lower House oi
the Legislature have come togeth.
or. The Democratic organization
has been illegal. There were forty.
& eight ballots for the Speakership
without choice. A compromise
Is looked for tomorrow.
A Silver City dispatch states that
q small force of cavalry from Camp
McDermott Is going to the forks OF
the Owyhee to look after the band
of Indians recently escaped from
Camp Harney, who have stolen a
large number Of horses.
1 burned hts House ana Himself
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-A
Portland dispatch says that Joseph
Carmen, an Italian, while intoxi.
Gated, set his house on fire, using
kerosene. He perished in the
flames.
a pissrict Attorney Shoots ut au
EditOr.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 27.-Satur.
day, at Auburn, District Attorney
Bullock, Of Placer county, shot al
H. w. Fenton, editor and publisher
fof the Placer Weekly Argus. The
ball missed Fenton, but the powder
burned one side of his face badly.
Bullock surrendered himself to the
authorities. The trouble arose
from some structures on Bullock In
Fent0n's paper.
stabbed without Cnuss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Last
evening q man named "Shandy,i
or Pat Mcclure, formerly special
police officer and latterly In the
employ of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company as fireman, wander.
ed into the saloon of John Duris,
on First street, near BrAnnan, in q
state of intoxicatien. Approaching
the barkeeper-Con. Sarsfield-
Mcclure suddenly drew sheath
knife and plunged it into the groin
of the former, iBf1icting o wound
that is likely to prove fatal. The
stabbing was entirely unprovoked
no words having previously passed
between the parties and no known
cause existing to warrant an attack
nan FrRncisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-WheaI
weakened slightly by general rains
sales of choice shipping at $1.72A
and No. milling at the same
figures; good shipping brough,
$1.70. Barley, market weaker
SO@052c for choice; fair brewing
sold for $1.1O. Nothing doing Ii
oats. Corn quiet at CSC for large
yellow and $l.05 for small white.
HsJ, weaker; $9@$18 for all grades
Potatoes selling at Saturdays
prices. Onions, better receipts; s.
per GENITAL.
The Convention.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 27.-The Con
yention met at $3.50 A. NJ, Mccall
lum presiding; n members pres
ent.
The Convention went into Com
mittee of the Whole on labor ant
labor statistics.
Rolfe moved that the Committed
rise g. 4 recommend an indefnit,
postponement of the article. Sew
eral standing votes were taker
without quorum responding, bu
the motion finally prevailed by 0
vote of As ayes to 81 noes.
Motions for adjournment and
recess were voted down.
The Convention then proceeded
to the consideration of the bill o
rights.
Section 1 was adopted withou
amendment.
Motions for adjournment and re
cess were interp0sed for delay.
Mcfarland moved to amend sec
ton 2, providing that the right t,
change or reform the government
must be In accordance with pre-es
tablished law.
Jones offered similar amend
ment In different language
Amendments rejected.
Rell-call then began on the sec
tion, and greet confusion and in
terruption ensued, caused by tn
: failure of the Chair to recogpiz
delegates who had amendments t,
offer. Order was restored and roll
call resumed, when the section wa
adopted.
The substitute for section 8, a
adopted by the Committee of tn
Whole, declares that the Stat
shall ev Dr. remain q member of tn,
Amerio IN Union; that the peopl
thereof are part Of the American
nation; that there Is no right on tn
part of the State to secede, an,
that all attempts, from whateve
source or upon whatever pretext Il
dissolve said union or sever sal,
nation, shall be resisted by th
whole power Of the State.