Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-In
the suit of Geo. K. Fitch, of the
Bulletin and Call, VS.. Charles De
Young & Co., of the Chronicle, for
libel In charging that the columns
Of the Bulletin and Call had been
sold to the Railroad Company, the
demurrer. OF the defendants was
sustained by Judge Allen of the
Superior Court on the ground that
newspaper has right to sell its
columns, and IL is no more libelous
to charge a journalist with selling
his newspaper than to accuse Q
merchant Of selling his wares.
rhs Fssss Traip.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s.-Su-
,perintendent Fillmore, Of the
Southern Pacific, announces that
the first through train for New Or.
leans will leave there Friday next,
and that probably train will start
west from New Orleans on the
came day.
san Francisco Mavkeas.
BAN FRANOIsCo, Dec. 28th. -
Wheat. firK1er; No. l, $1.62A; No.
2. $l,573@L6O. Oats, strong; $l.7O
@l.77A.
rhS Unsrsennsv F,ae.n
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. &c. J..
Kennedy, Supreme Treasurer Of
the Order of Chosen Friends, has
received the following dispatch
under date Of Dece m Der 28th, from
indianapolis: GAN Councils of
Chosen Friends of California will
be held liable for moneys paid
other than to the Supreme Re-
corder and Treasurer. They have
twelve thousand dollars more of
death losses In California than
money received from that jurisdic-
ton. False reports have been cir
culated. Full explanations to
Councils by mail. BY order of the
Supreme Council"
A dispatch received by the
Grand Recorder OF the Grand
Council of this State, announces
that q special session OF the Su-
preme Council has been called to
iAdorse the action OF the Execu-
tive Committee In granting this
State separate jurisdiction.
Heavy Morsgage.
YUMA, A. T., Dec. 28.-The first
mortgage Of the Arizona and Me-
vads Railroad and Navigation
Company 10 filed for record In the
Office Of the County Recorder of
Yuma county. The mortgage is
made to Frederick F. Low and
Walter e. Dean, and the flrst mort
gage bonds are issued TO James q
Fair. The issue Is made OF ten
thousand bonds of the par value of
one thousand dollars each, payable
in twenty years from date and with
Interest ut the rate of 6 per cent.
per Annum.
Bisise asd 0rnut.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 28.-Gener-
al Grant is backing A. B. MulIett
for General Superintendent Of Fed.
eral buildings. Blaine is going
into new railroad enterprise to
open the coal, iron and timber re-
giOn near the head waters Of the
Potomac.
Tho 6utSewu TrSsi.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 2s.-Cork-
hill says If the defen.e intends to
summon more experts be can't
predict when the end of Guiteau's
case will come. The prosecution
also has many more experts who
will testify. Guiteau is acting the
part of q maniac. The government
can close the argument in one day
but the defense will require more.
0uisssu's ssnasmea,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Gui-
teau has submitted another address
for publication. It Is q tiresome
repetition Of his argument on the
question of inspiration, the press.
ure OF the Deity on him to shoot
the President and other hog-wash
to the same purport. He Iikens
himself to Christ and Paul as one
WnO Aeo uouo Ills WOIk huu 1911
the result with the Almighty
Father.
The TsIas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. .28.-Guiteau
oame into the Courtroom this
merning looking paler than usual.
He had not slept we'll. A man was
placed in cell near him who was
suffering from the most violent
type Of mania, caused by the ex.
csssivs use OF morphine, and dur
ing the whole night his shrieks
rang through the Jail. Guiteau
was annoyed and asked what was
the occasion for such q riot. The
keeper replied: "We've got
orazy man on 0nr hands tonight"
SWELL" said Guiteau, "why don't
you choke him and make him keep
quiet, and not let respectable peo-
pie be disturbed in this way by q
miserable lunatic." Dr.. No.
Donald was crOss-examined by
Scovills-mainly on temporary In
sanity. The witness was asked II,
in his practice, he had not met an
instance Of temporary insanity.