Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-25

Tao s-Expsasasisns IN
Deth no"ses.
! SACRAMENTO, Feb. 24.-SENATE.
Davis moved to reconsider the vote
by which the revenue bill wac
passed.
Conger moved to lay the motion
on the table. Defeated.
The motion to reconsider was de-
feated. Ayes 10, noes 20.
} Satterwhite's notice Of reconsid.
Grafton Of the Apportionment bill
was called up by johnson. Motion
defeated. Ayes IL, noes "a.
Neuman, speaking to q question
Of privilege, replied to q statement
In the Examiner, that he had
called Senator Chase o highway
man and Senate Zuck and Burk
sneak thieves, and therein grossly
violated decorum and decency.
Neuman said he did not use such
language, as the Senators we'll un-
derstood, and If the Examiner did
not desire to deliberately misrepre-
sent him, u correction would be
made.
The Judiciary Committee, Wen
dell, Chairman, reported back Bag.
gett's Law Journal bill, recon-
mending its indefinite postpone.
ment. 1t now goes to the bottom
of the second reading file, with
three hundred bills ahead of IL.
AFTERNOON-Traylor moved that
the Assent ly resolution relating
to adjournment sine die be adopted.
Davis moved that 1t be made the
special order for Monday at 2
O'Clock. The motion making the
resolution the special order for
Monday prevailed; ayes 2O,noes IL.
The County Government bill
was considered on second reading
and several slight amendments
made combining the duties OF
Auditor and Recorder In counties Of
certain classes.
Adjourned.
AsSEMBLY.-Leak rose to o ques.
ton Of privilege and stated that
the charge contained In morning
paper that he was one of the OBJ.
structionists was false.
Matthews, Of San Benito, rose to
o question OF privilege and ex.
plained why he had voted for tax.
ing up the Appropriation bill. He
denied that he had deserted the
Debris bill, but was ready to vote
with the repealers at any time.
Griffith also rose to question Of
| privilege and explained that he
had not broken faith with the re.
peal bill.
Points of order were made by Ed
wards, FELTON, and others.
The Speaker-As I understand
it, the gentleman from Alameda
yesterday made record for TWEEN.
ty.one Democrats. They are en-.
dsavoring this morning to set
their records right, and they can.
not tell how long 1t will take them
do so Laughter.
The Committee on Claims re-
ported Senate concurrent resolu-
ton No. IL, relative to the pay
ment Of claims for the transporta-
ton, equipment and payment of
troops used in suppressing riot,
and recommended ite payment.
On motion of Reynolds, the reso.
luton was read and adopted.
Arick called up the motion to re-
consider the vote by which the sine
die resolution was adopted yester-
day. Laid on the table.
The afternoon was occupied in
the discussion of a motion to take
up Youug's bill establishing q
State detective force to catch Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S stage robbers, which
was finally carried.
Recess till 1880.
The X siiecN Case.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 24th.-In
the Kalloch case to-day the prose.
cution introduced witnesses to
prove the pistol produced in Court
to be the one Kallooh shot De-
Young with. A new witness, Glib
son by name, testified that he saw
Kalloch shoot at De Young. He
was looking In the window ct the
time, but could only swear to five
shots. The prosecution will proba-
bly, close tomorrow,
I Belcher Low Grade Ores.
| VIRGINIA, Feb. 25th.-Belcher
has commenced work on the upper
levels, preparatory to extracting
low grade ores. Superintendent
Smith expects, in time, to keep
two mills running and will ask the
Miners Union to allow the miners
to work on that part of the mine
at reduced wages.
Had Men Al Bodie.
BoDIE, Feb. 24th.-Early yester-
day morning q couple OF miners,
named Dugan and Wear, got into
. discussion over q game of cards.
In the row Dugan drew q revolver
and began hitting wear over the
head. Another miner, named
Donahoe, interfered and knocked
Dugan down with a cane, the three
falling on top of each other, Dugan
In the meantime firing Off his re-
volver. The shots attracted the
attention of Jack Roberts and Dick
O'Malley, two police officers, who
interfered and tried to separate the
combatants, but they were received
by q shot from Dugan. Officer
O'Malley Immediately turned him
self loose and fred at the crowd
promiscuously, emptying his six
shooter. Several Of the bystanders
were more or less seriously injured.
Donahoe is lying in critical con.
dition, being shot in the groin, the
ball passing upwards. 1t seems
that Dugan committed the deed
while they were both on the floor.