Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-01
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MoJAvE, Feb. 27.-Los Angeles
J f Heinmkn and wife, J de Barth
Hhorb, H y Shore, e r Hodges, A
p Hays and wife, NJ M 8 Morscb
and wife, F II Duff and wife, J w
Bixby, NJ Archibald, B Smith, ]
Brown, v Oronton, 8 Chapman,
Mrs N Wright, L 8 Petit, ] Gold
water, w Heating.
San 0abriel-Wm Shorb.
Arizona-E J Thayer, A J Mitch.
ell, Sister Bailey, Jas Nee, r w
Browne, VIM NJ Scribner and wife,
d Trenn and wife, Miss Brown, G
b Thurston, w J Witmore, A I
Randall, + Qairoe, NJ O'Connor, L
Goldman, Arson Gross.
MoJAvE, Feb. 28.-Los Angeles
Mrs g H Notion, Arthur Notion,
VIM Miller, Mrs H B Otes aud
child, H Rhodes.
Santa Monica-Mrs w H Part
ridge and two children.
Santa Ans--Smith Comstock.
Atizona-Mrs Reckobaugh, NJ J
Slower.
rae Get ct FL c,iax passenger.
SAN JOSE. Feb. 27.-The case of
G. Bland vs.. the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company terminated last
night with q verdict for the plain.
tiff In the sum of 81. 500. The case
has occupied In its trial nearly two
weeks, having commenced on
Tuesday, Feb. ID. Bland sued the
railroad company for $4,000 dam.
ages, alleged to have been sustain
Cd on Aug. 2, 1877, IN the forcibie
expulsion from a train of defendant
by reason of refusal to pay the 10
per cent. extra fare. demanded as
the train rate. Bland was on his
way to San Francisco at the time.
He claimed to have rendered the
additional fare before the train WAS
stopped, and that the So which he
paid WAS not returned until after
the conductor had stopped the
train. He Is man with one leg,
using an artificial limb, and was
obliged to walk to Santa Clara. q
distance of q mile aud half, by
which, and by reason of the rough
handling by the conductor, he
claims to have suffered conclusion
Of the spine. The case has been
bitterly fought by McKissick &
Lane for defendant and Dslmas for
the plaintiff. The testimony was
very exhaustive, the defense being
that Bland was properly expelled
from the train; that he suffered no
injury, physical or otherwise, and
that the spinal and other troubles
which he alleges to have suffered
were the result of the amputation
OF the limb and of aocid ents proceed.
Ing the time OF the difficulty on
the railroad. The jury was out but
fifty minutes, and the verdict was
unanimous.
4 Verdict for she HNtircad.
STOCKTON, February 27.-The
suit brought by Guglielmo Mag
mani against the Central Pacific
Railroad Com pany to recover $780,.
600 for the death Of his father, who
was killed in this city on July 10,
1880. by being run over by freight
car, has occupied the attention Of
Department No. of the Superior
Court for the past three days, and
was concluded last evening. The
jury, after celebrating six hours,
brought 10 q verdict for the de'
fpndsnt,
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P0pss.
SALINAS. Feb. 27.-The Hook
Hall seduction case which has beer
for several days on trial before
Judge Alexander, was concluded
yesterday. Barbara Hook, by hel
father, John Hook, charged Tho
defendant with seduction. anG
sued for $4,000 damages. Ths
complaint charged that James
Augustus Hall was, during tbs
last months Of 1879, a teacher o
the Mountain school district IL
this county, and that Barbars
Hook, about 19 years of sge,
Modest, simple country girl, wal
one Of his pupils. That defendant
on q school day in September, 1879
o00 VI VobtO0o ttknCS ou0oO4u0uU
had BY qualifications of love an,
affection, and by calling her en-
dsarlDg names, succeeded In se
ducing her. aud that she now ]
the mother of q child of whicl
Hall 10 the father. That Hall re
fused to contribute to the supper
Of herself and child, and that sh
has since resided with her parent
ON farm near Watsouville. Hal
wholly denied the charge, and in
troduced several wsIl.kn0wn citI
sens who testified to his good char
ecter. He is . resident OF Watson
VILE, and bis parents are said t,
be In very comfortable clroum
stances. The jury, being out bu
/. half sp hour, rendered verdict Il
favor Of the prosecution, an
awarded damages In the sum q
$1,000.
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