Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-26
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MOJAvr, Jan. c6.-Los Angeles
w Treat and wife, John Winnie, O
Hubbard, Mss GIN Compton, J +
Carroll, q H French, M J Edgar, N
A.Young, G Worth, e Southwick.
San Wallace Leach.
San Bernardino-Mrs Drab.
Anaheim-Mrs M Eckford.
Newhall-G Beeler.
Ariz0na-Msj M J Sully, Mrs G
Bully, Mrs Marx Ezekiels and two
children, Miss r Ezekiels,s Fl 8
Young, Albert WiIzinski, b Marsh
and wife, J r Arnold, Miss Maggie
Ownby, Mrs J B Ownby, Il b
Ownby aud wife, H r Logan, Miss
Z Fry, M v Gleason, VIM Weight,
Jas Bell, b w Worster, III ] viii.
hardt, VIM Cannon and wife, l. ]
Def~ry, VIM s Kyone, Mrs rhos
Moses and two daughters.
Texss-H B True, H @ Logan.
r.~ ms..-, ss""sn sessI~ss We, :
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.-The
United States Circuit Court was
crowded this morning ut IL O'Clock,
which was the hour set for the sen.
tenCe of defendants in the case of
the People w. J. J. Doyle ct A., the
Mussel Slough settlers, found guilty
Of resisting the United States
Marshal. Judge Hoffman said that
In the case Of the defendant Talbot
he and Judge Sawyer had decided
to grant him new trial and give
him the benefit of the doubt; that
he was on the ground but had no
knowledge OF the trouble. II did
. not appear that he threatened the
United States Marshal aud there
WAS no evidence to connect him
with airy Questionable design.
There was no doubt that all these
men were misguided aud were be.
trayed into d gross infraclion OF the
law.
Judge Lake said there were three
cases Of contempt with which he
would like to proceed. being those
of the three settlers who returned
to their lands after they were eject:
cd. showing. an utter absence Of
any peniteDce for what had already
occurred ami an intention to furth.
Or violate the law.
Mr.. Highton made q motion to
arrest judgment. Oh the ground
OF defect in the complaint, the de.
fendant Patterson being entitled
4 w. H. Patterson and J. M. Patter.
son, neither OF which were his mi.
tials. The misnOmer was SO seri-
GUS y dlscrepa ncy a. to warrant the
discharge Of the jury and a new tri-
III. Also IN the Case Of Braden, the
Initials were omitted, and 1t would
be y large exercise OF judicial dis.
erection to convict men where the
names were so wrong Ms to be An
absolute misdescripttOn. Counsel
dtlated on general and special ver-
diets aud said the verdict must be
expressly against the defendant. He
asked for suspension Of Patter.
sons sentence.
United States District Attorney
Tears followed, claiming that the
points was immaterial, and that
Patterson was the only man OF the
name before the court. Mr.. High
ton asked fora continuance OF the
contempt cases. as he was utterly
0verwOrked In preparing the Kali
l0ch case, set for to-day. Judge
Lake objected, a. some OF the wit
nesses were 800 miles from home,
and It was Inn possible to keep them
here. 1t was finally agreed to refer
the taking OF the testimony of
those witness to Mr.. Commissioner
O'Beirne. The Court then ad.
j0urued TO P. N. to take the Pat
terson question under advisement
and pronounce sentence on the
prisoners, who were remAnded.
On rsassemblink, Judge Sawyer
passed sentence on the five settlers
who were convicted. Four we're
fined $500 each and consigned to
prison for eight months each. Tai.
bot was granted q new trial.
hupr~ms Cours.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-IN
DANK-Immigration and Land As
ISOLATION W. Phillips-Judgment
and order denying new trial revers.
ed. Thornton, ]. We CONCUR
6harpstein, J., McKinstry, j., Nc.
Nvet 49, AZ AO0S NAAs ~usSAoo
Ross being disqualified, took no
part In the decision Of this case.
6hotb Va. Beaudry-Motion to
have decree herein framed by this
Court. Argued by Bishop for re-
spondent, and Rrunson and Bros.
seAu for appellant, and appellant
allowed i've days In which to frame
and file . decree. Motion to be
submitted on filing said decree and
additional points and authorities.
rae IsssA 0ssssses a~ esssa.sasss.
NEW YORK, Jan. M.-The zFi-
bwwe London special says, The
crisis II likely to occur next week.
Forster will Introduce his coercion
bills Monday, and Gladstone will
move. Tuesday. that these bills
shall have the precedence Of other
buslness. Irlsh members publicly
Anuouuce their intention to obs
stsuct those measures ct every
stage and an1rm that they have
roe1en % expoot the aeglekaneo q
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