Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-18

ors to enforce the provisions Of the
Constitution relating to the equal
assessment of cultivated and un-
cultivated lands similarly situated.
CsnseCr~s,om Ss Bssn"p Masegue
Uf NJ vads.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17th.-
Rev. Father Manogue, Of Virginia
City, was yesterday eonsecfated
Bishop of Nevada, with imposing
ceremonies, at st. Mary's Cathe.
dral. Most Rev. Archbishop Ale
many offlciated as consecrator aud
celebrent, assisted as follows: As
slstant Bishops-Right Rev. r.
OConnell d. D., Bishop of Grass
Valley, and Right Rev. F. Mora,
D. D., Bishop of Monterey and
Los Angeles; assistant priest, Very
Rev. J. Prsndegrast, Vicar General
Of San Francisco; Deacons Of
Honor, Very Rev. Thomas Dalton,
Vicar General Of Grass Valley, and
Father Richardson; Deacon Of the
Mass, Rev. l.. Lagau; Sub.Descon
of the Mace, Rev. P. J. Cummins;
master of ceremonies for the mass,
Rev. ]. F. Harrington; master OF
ceremonies for the conservation,
Rev. G. Montgomery, assisted by
Rev. John Sullivan; Notary, Rev.
A. Vassist. The service began at
10:S0 O'CLOCK in the morning and
lasted until s in the afternoon.
Grain ANA rsoduce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-Wheat
is com pletely deae, owing to the
high freights, which prevent ship
pers from buying. No. l, 81. 400
SLAP; No. 2, $l.35@137 37}. Barley,
dull, ,S5c@s2fc; brewing, $1.05@l .25;
standard Chevalier, $1.l5@$1. 25;
coast, $l@1.1Q. Oats-Good and
choice $l.3O@$l.873; common, $l.2O
OLA; Surprise, $I.40@L5O. Corn
yellow, $1.O73; white nominal.
Hay, $1O@l5A. Wool nominal. Po-
tatoes weak; River reds, 40@45c;
early rose, 40@50c; Humboldt reds
and Peachblows, 75(99Oc; kidneys,
65@75; Petalumas and Tomales,
5000.
enos Dy q Youuy Lady.
MODESTO, Jan. 18th. - Miss
Lizzie Kuene, aged about Is, shot
and killed George Hines, aged %,
with q shotgun, near 0raysons this
county. Cause not yet known.
|. why she Snos Him.
MODESTO, January 1.-THE lat
est news from the scene of the
Grayson tragedy gives the follow
ing particulars: Yesterday morning
George Hines placed his revolver
Ia his pocket before leaving his
cabin and said to his partner: II
am going down 10 have that girl, ("
meaning Lizzie Ruene, "or 1 will
kill her.u hen he arrived at her
house he seated himself and re-
newed his former proposal for her
hand. She, in q pleasant way, told
him she could not marry him. He
then raised up and said he would
kill her, aud drew his pistol; but
before lie could fire, she seized a
shotgun and fred, the charge TAX.
ing effect in his head, making
wound from which he died in few
hours. Miss Kuene resides with
her widowed mother.
Fasas shooting ss sa" Diego.
| SAN DIEGO, Jan. 17th.-Aboui
four O'Clock this morning Till A.
Burns, q saloon keeper, shot and
mortally wounded. two men undei
the following circumstances: Burns
had closed his saloon at the foot oi
Fifth street and started home
when lie was stopped-b the owner
of u Deighboring saloon, where
some music was going on, anC
asked to come in aud play the gui'
tar, which he did. While thus en-
gagged three men, Frank Phillips
Dutch Fred and Andy Mack. Cans EQQ,I
| L4nd fhhrps; is-se man, began to
beat Dutch Fred, who is email In
size. Burns got up and separated
them, when q scuffle ensued with
Phillips, Burns, who is hard hit
ter, knocking him down. Phillips
said he would 60 and get fixed and
come back. In few minutes be
reappeared aud entered the door
with pistol in his hand. Shoot-
ing began instantly and Phillips
fell shot through the right breast.
Burns fred three shots in rapid
succession from self cooking bull.
dog pistol. The last two shots
struck Mexican named Pedro
Vidal, who was running past Phil
lips out of the door. Burns ran
out of the saloon round the block
to his own saloon, Phillips, who
had risen from the floor, following
ard emptying his revolver at him
without effect. Phillips then went
home short distance of. Physi.
clans pronounce both the cases
mortal. The Mexican Vidal is
likely to die this afternoon, the
American may linger day or two.
speedy Jussics-De Roche Hanged.
BODIE, January 17.-Joseph de
Roche, who shot and killed Thos.
II. Treloar, q few days ago, on &C.
count of difficulty concerning the
wife OF Treloar, was captured yes.
terday morning, six miles from
town. He had q preliminary ex-
animation during the day, which
established his guilt. About one
o'clock this morning he was taken
from the jail, conveyed to the
scene OF his crime and there
hanged. Five hundred men wit
messed the execution. The result
gives satisfaction, except among
gamblers and saloon keepers.