Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-15

II Clunie, f NJ Phelps, Ell Paso;
Miss Jacobs, Cotton; Mrs G w Ar
mold, ] Meagher, Mrs Eitzelman,
Tombstone; q II Foster, York;
1C q Hernon, U s Navy; Mrs T Il
Streets. Yokohama Mrs Gustavus
CoX,San Francisco; Mrs A II Stew.
ems, Mrs Julia Jones, Mrs M A JET.
ferson, Mrs F r Girard, Mrs Smith ,
G A Davis, Patrick Cooney, l. V
Burnham, Los Angeles.
| Postponed
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14th The
sailing of the Arctic relief stea m er
Rodgers was delayed until to-. NOR.
row.
san Franciac0 Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-H. F.
| Nehrbas, father Of the five children
who were recently killed by a
train near Haywsrds, Alameda
county, has brought suit in the
Superior Court to recover one hun.
bred and one thousand dollars dam
ages.
In the Hopkins estate suit an at.
tempt was made to-day to procure
an indefinite continuance, but the
Court finally said it should go on
tomorrow.
French citizens are making ex.
tensive preparations to celebrate
the capture of the Bastile on July
14th, and have issued call for
their countrymen throughout the
State to join them,
The annual convention of the
Adcient Order of Hibernians 10
called for July 2lst, In this city.
The Ministerial Union some time
ago appointed a committee, con-
sisting of Rev. F. E. Shearer, Of
the Bible House, Rev. CIV. Antho.
ny, of the Central Methodist
Church, Rev. DR.. Warren, Of the
Congregational Home Mission
Board, and Rev. G. w. Hewes, of
the Fifth Baptist Chucch, to inquire
into the character and antecedents
of number of persons who have
been travelling over the coast lee.
turing on intemperance and col.
Letting funds. The committee in
the cases OF of D. J. X. Rine, Jas.
H. White, GeorE NJ. butcher and
Mrs. J. d. Watson, report very I'm.
favorably, and, regarding the last
two, have received communications
from the Secretary Of the National
Temperance Society of Philadel-
phia, showing them up In the most
disgracsful light.
Ia political circles the latest re-
port is that Judge Hager will be
the Democratic candidate for May.
or, in which case Kalloch will run
independent.
In the r cent contest betwn Ell the
rifle teams OF Yale and the Univer.
sity OF California, private advices
show that the latter were the win.
ners by score Of 500 agains. 1872
for Yale.
Lauren L. Crane, the expert ap-
pointed by the Governor to investi-
gate TIE alleged frauds in the con-
struction of the sea wall, has filed
his report. He finds that the Har-
Dor Com Dissioners are guiltlees of
any fraud or collision, but that in
the delivery of material for the
embankment there is reason to be.
lieve that an excess, amounting In
value to about $4,000. has been
charged for by and paid to the con-
tractor, aud intimatas that the job
might have been effected by COL
iusioIf between the supervisors OF
construction and tally clerks. sew
eral OF whom were dis charged last
March for discrepancies in their
accounts.
Crops throughout she Esate.
SAN Francisco, June l4th.-
Crop reports show that the late
rains and cool weather have bene.
flied the cereals in the northern
counties. The yield will be nearly
all average. la the lower portion
of the Sacramento valley and the
central part of the State the crops
will not exceed two.thirds of that
of last year, and the same is true of
the coast counties, except those of
the south, whose crops are full. In
the San Joaquin valley any loss in
yield per acre is made up by in.
creased acreage. In the Santa
Clara valley there is rather a light
crop. All sections report grain of
unusually fine quality.
san Bernardino Crops.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 14th.-
The present prospects for large
fruit crop are good. The grain
crops are not so good as last year.
1t was at first supposed that the
last rain would do considerable
damage, but upon examination it
appears that instead of doing dam.
age il has done good.
Tne Crops Ia san Diego Csuniy.
SAN DIEGO, June 1.-THE condl-
ton and prospects of the crop in
San Diego county are excellent.
The grain is in fine condition In
every part of the county. The or.
chards and vineyards are in an ex-
ceedingly thrifty state and we shall
have larger crop Of fruit than in
any previous year. The honey
crop is almost total failure, COM
pared with previous years. Proba.
bly, not over 250,000 pounds will be
produced for export this season.
Railroad and Mining News.
TOMBSTONE, June 14th.-The
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe