Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-12

vised schedule go into effect on
June lst, and in case any rates
therein prove to be higher than
those now in force the latter shall
stand until changed.
Commissioner Stoneman offered
an amendment, providing that the
reduction in rates between Los
Angeles and San Francisco shall
be the same as those between Red
Bluff and San Francisco, aud that
for other points, such as Tehaohepi
to San Francisco, the reduction
shall be twenty per cent. or equal
to the average reduction on the
Central Pacific and Oregon Divis.
ion.
Cone and Baerstecher thought
no difference had been made in
the Reductions between the north
EN- and southern parts of the State,
and opposeu the amendment, which
was rejected
J. @ Bench presentefs petition
from the District Attorney of E!
Dorado county complaining of the
hsid.bips entafled on the citizens
of that county by sthe neglect to
operate the sacramento Valley and
Piscefvi!ie Railioad, and asking
toe board to take steps to compel
the resumption of operations.
Taken under adviseinent.
The b4jlif of the Board was d.
rected to serve uotice of the change
in rates GU the railroad authori.
Ties
Adjourned Ibtil tomorrow.
G"ia He,eased ~. Gas
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1l.-Clodo-
miro Gotta, the Mexican refugee,
whose case excited attention here
some wrrks ag", WAS released on
bail to-day.
a...sr"ks IN New Y"sk Already.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The Their
mometer at $3.50 =. NJ. yesterday
marked 80 degrees. There was one
case of sunstroke.
AN-sr" Say Lynchrn
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE
Democrats Homer special says
that II negro boy, aged Is, who adj
mitted assauittng an eight-year-
old negro girl and afterwards muir
dering her in II most brutal man
ner, was taken from the Bienviile
parish Jail, at Sparta, Saturday
night, and shot to death by II party
Of fifty men, mostly colored.
saved t,om Starvation.
YANKTON, Nav I.-CaptaIn
Cay nr, sent by Gen. Terry to in.
vestigate the condition of the suf-
ferers by the fl Io,i, reports that the
officers at Fort Randall saved 700
persons from starvation. The
9 lartermssters have issued 37,4OO
ratiors
a~-seuX,ts k"tnis>E Wtst.
KANSAS CITY, May 10Th. The
through passengers via the Atehi-
SOD, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
tn-right consist OF forty emigrants.
-, e 10 t,i,s "sa eteSm"e sUd
sH".nrs.
LONDON, May ia box, con.
tainiug II patent log and two life
buoys, all marked 'Bucentaur,"
has landed at tne -cilly Islands. A
large mast and huoy, also marked
"Buceutaur." have come ashore
on the west sid. of LIZARD Island.
1t is feared the British steamer
Buceutaur, which passed Lizard,
bound " Westward, on the 9th came
in collision with the SCHOONER Alicia.
A medicine chest marked "AlicIa"
has been picked up and landed at
Sciliy ty pilot boats.
a Roy, M.rr,"xe.
VIENNA, May 1.-THE marriage
of tho Crown Prince, Rudolph Of
Austin, aud Princess Stephauie, of
Belgium, was most imposingly
selemnized at the church of st. All.
gustine yesterday. An immense
multitude collected in the streets
through which the royal person.
ages drove to church. Au hour be.
fore the ceremony commenced the
church was der sely crowded by n
brilliant and striking assembly. A
fanfare of trumpets sgnalied the
arrival Of the cOrtege at the church
door, where 1t was received by Car.
dual Won Schwazenberg ut the
head Of his clergy. aud their maj es-
ties took eeats under canopy
over a throne. The bridal
pair proceeded to their pla.
ces before the sanctuary
rails, where they offered a short
prayer. After II brief address from
the Cardinal the marriage ceremo.
ny was proceeded with. At the
moment the rings were exchanged
psals broke forth from the bells Of
the city and salvos of artillery were
fred. A Te Deum was sung, aftt +
which the choir sang u German
march, and the newly married pair,
accompanied by other royal per-