Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-08

FRESNO. CAL, May 7th.-The fol.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. NJ:
7 D Marks, Chicago; Frank White,
Los Angeles; Miss Slattery, do; M
c Marsh, do; M A Brown, Caliente;
J M PebbelI, Benson; Major 3 M
Whiteside, U s A, Tucson; Mr.
Burchard, Los Angeles; M Good
man, Illinois; S F Fine and wife,
Los Angeles; M G Chaffee, do; Mrs
ellison, do; B Fellows, do; E s
Carr, do; Mrs williamson, Yuma;
D T Haes, Maricopa; Fred Ballard,
st Louis; P 8 Bnck, Minister, Pan.
tano; Mrs Morley and children,
Deming; G Pausr and children,
New York; A jerks and family,
Denver.
Tue Legisiasure.
SACRAMENTO, May 7.-SENATE.
Afternoon Discussion was re-
sumed on the appeal from the de-
cision Of the Chair, that it required
81 votes to recede. After long
discussion, Chase withdrew his ap-
peal.
Nelson gave notice that on the
next legislative day he would meve
to reconsider the vote by which
the Senate refused to recede from
Sears's amendment.
Neumann moved that the recon.
sideration be made the special Or
der for Monday at 2 P. NJ. Carried.
After some sharp fillibusteripg,
Sears managed to get in his tax
levy bill. 1t was read a first time
and placed on file.
The Eviction Of MrJar McQuiddy.
HANFoRD, May 7.-"Have just
returned from the scene Of the
eviction Of Major T. J. McQuiddy
and family from their pleasant
home, improved by eight years OF
toll and hardship. The Marshaps
party arrived at his house soon after
IL o'clock this morning. None of
the family were at home, The
doors were locked and the windows
fastened. About this time several
settlers, friends of Major McQuid-
dy's, arrived on horse back. AT the
request of Mr.. G. H. Robinson,
Marshal Poole promised to have
the personal property carefully re.
moved. After trying all the doors.
an entrance was made through a
window and the doors were soon
opened. Everything was left az If
the family had merely gone visit.
ing. The work of removing every.
thing from the house was then be.
gun and the property placed In tho
road. The whole afternoon was oc.
cupled by this work, so that no
other evicti0ns will occur till Mon
day. G. o. Jackson, of Sacramento,
was placed in formal possession by
the Marshal, as the representative
of the railroad, but he did not re-.
main on the premises, returning to
Hanford with the Marshal. Jack.
son has served on the Sacramento
police force and in the eheriff's of.
foe for II years, until April 1st,
when he lost his position, and be.
ing out of work accepted this Job
from the railroad, not knowing its
exact nature, so he says. A
green 1rishman, whose friends are
being evicted in ireland, drove the
Marshai's wagon, though he de-
ciares he did not know the kind of
job he was to do when he agreed to
come. Marshal Poole, with Depu.
ties Dunlap and T.. Davitt, from
San Francisco, superintended the
election. On the front gate was
found . copy OF the State EnRI.
neer's last report on irrigation, .
cause for which Major cQuiddy
and his many friends here have
done much. On It's back was writ.
ten sentence in pencil. We must
explain that some Of the party here
are said to have bsen conviots Of
the States Prison Of desperate
oharsctsr. This wac the sentence:
"When the courts become 90 cor.
rupt that I have to surrender my
home - sx.senvlets to satisfy the
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