Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-14
OShN6ELES WEEKLY HERALD
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= Grey Csviessd as Murarr IN tue
secoOd Dessee.
REDWOOD CITY, June l2.-The
Jury in the Gray case rendered o
verdict Of murder in the second de.
gree.
Mwsc 81 tue Orgy verdict.
REDWOOD CITY, June 1.-THE
jury In the Clarence Gray case
, agreed and were called into Court
at 8 o'clock this morning, having
been out since p. NJ. yesterday.
The defendant was evidently quite
unprepared for an agreement SO
soon, AZ his hopes we're chiefly on
. hung jury. He was In a state Of
excitement on his appearance at
the Court House with the
Sheriff, and as the foreman
read the verdict, murder In
the second degree" Gray turned
pale aud showed his great disap.
poi6tm ut His counsel gave him
words Of encouragement, which
seemed to have but little effect
upon him. The prisoners wife met
him at the entrance Of the Jail, in
the main street of the town, weep.
Ing SO that she could be heard q
long distance. She threw herself
into his arms on her seeing him,
hut Gray seemed little affected by
this scene. The extreme fairness of
the rulings of the Court and the
Impartial manner in which the
TRIAL was conducted by Judge Head
has challenged the admiration Of
both sides. The charge to the jury
was lengthy aud specific.
Many OF the santa Barbara peo-
pie ren aimed to await the verdict,
and although some think the jury
too meiciful, yet all are. satisfied.
and think they have acted fairly
and we'll. The citizens of this
county are also we'll satisfied with
the conclusion OF the trial. De.
fsndant's counsel will probably
move for o new trial and take the
case to the Supreme Court, but as
the case " remarkably free from
objections or exceptions there
would seem to be but little hope In
this direction. The excitement
over the trial has been sustained
: throughout the week, and the feel.
log illuminated when The case went
TO the jury last night. The day for
sentence will be fixed tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Defendant
will probably be sentenced on
Wednesday and application for
bail will then be made pending an
appeal. 1t is said that the Jury
stood at f1rst ten for conviction Of
murder In the frat degree, one for
msn,lsughter and one for acquit.
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rae ausaay Law 50 Msrysvi,is.
.MARYsvILLE,Ju June IL The Sun.
day law was observed here to-day
for The. first time IN many years.
All saloons aud business houses
were closed with one exception. 1t
10 understood that the proprietor Of
the only saloon open will contest
the validity Of the law.
Easal Qassrsl.
EUREKA, New, June 12.-Abe
Randolph shot Denny Ryan In the
left breast on Ruby Hill last night,
iuaictipg q mortal wound. The
quarrel Was about Randolph's wife,
J, who, tits said had been intimate
with Ryan RRpdoIph, Immediate.
" alter the shooting, came to Eu.
rska and gave himself up. -.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The
steamship Orizaba left June 18th
with the following passengers:
{ Miss Doett. two brothers and sister,
QJDoett,. q @ Wilmington. A Spear.
Nv Bye, r 6tally, Miss Aaron,
Mies A Cassagne, Leslie + Gay
and wife, NJ Donalea, LIZ Olmstead
aud wife, H Leck, 8 H Smith, Mrs
+ McGsilee and daughter, Mrs st
John, L Connolly, Master Foley
and sister, Henry Dawdell, D. ]
West, Geo d Carlton Reed, WV
Anderson, w M Fiizmaurice, F
Stewart. g Cohn.
Review ~ sns 0ro.s C..,-.e VI,
LesGshsmps-OvAsJoa % Amer.
aosSs.
New. YORK, June 13.-The
World,s Paris special says that J.
Il. Keene's winning Of the Grand
Pix to-day, added to Pierre Lor.
lizards winning the Derby ten
days ago, has contributed TO- make
AmericAus here, to use q horse
phrase; ''feet their oatsn to e BUR.
prising degree. and they are In q
high state Of nthusiasm at
eli yesorts where it IL their
wOnEatQ congregste. And ~especi all
sre they >exNberant OF good feeling
at the Grand Hotel, which is
crowded with "Yankees." Mum.
erous cs!eI In the Champs Ulysses,
taking advantage Of the excite.
ment, were handsomely decorated
with the American colors, and en-.
thusiastic Frenchmen are declar.
ing their satisfaction at the result,
and are shriekipg for Foxhall %
freely % the Americans them.
selves. Nor are they much to
blame, for the 6nish between Fox.
hall and Tristan was the grandsst
sssn for years, % Fordham, on the
Anglican. and Archer, on the Eng
sNdkSNA TsistAp, rodsas igfor their
49, nd lhA AMI iican just won
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