Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-15
the LeglsituRe.

ANU AV0 uos30hes
SACRAMENTO, April 14th.-SEN-
ATE-Ths Apportienment bill was
recon- mitted to the committee aud
amended by taking one Assembly
district from Placer and giving it
to Butte. Tho committee reported
the bill back and it is now on file
for final passage and will probably
pass tomorrow.
The General Appropriation bill
was received from the Assembly.
A motion to declare it an urgency
and read it q second time was lost.
A motion to place it on the file was
lost. 1t was finally sent to the FIJI
nance Committee.
Adjourned.
AssEMBLY-On re.assembling
consideration of Matthew's 8
amendment to the Tax Levy bill
was resumed. On roll call the
amendment was adopted, ayes 40,
noes %. Consideration of the bill
was temporarily suspended.
On motion of Leach, the General
Appropriation bill was read q
third time and finally passed.
The title Of the Tax Levy bill was
amended 80 as to make the act an
Independent statute instead OF an
amendment of section S4l3 of the
Political Code and the bill was
sent to the printer.
Assembly Bill No. IL, making an
appropriation to pay deficiencies
for the 3lst fiscal year. was finally
passed.
Adjourned.
Trains BLOCH ad ed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14th.-
There are three freight trains and
one eastbound overland train
blockaded here by the ditchine
OF o freight train about seven miles
south Of this point. A wrecking
train has gone to the scene Of the
accident, but no news has been re.
ceived yet from it. There were sew.
en- cars off tho track to-day. Nc
damage done except the Injury to
the cars and freight.
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ssiIl Alive.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14th.-
Shortly before IL O'Clock this
morning as the steamer Antelope,
from Petaluma, was approaching
her berth on the water front and
when off Broadway wharf, she was
run into by the steam tug Monarch,
which struck her square on the
bow, cutting it down to the waters
edge and entering 1t about four
feet. The Antelope then ran into
the Washington street wharf in q
leaky condition and large force OF
men were put on to discharge her
freight.
Frank Miller, first mate of the
schooner Stranger, tried and con.
victed yesterday in the United
States District Court on the charge
of beating and wounding a sesman
named Hans Hansen with an iron
bar, was sentenced to-day to four
months imprisonment.
Robert Reichardt, who shot him.
self yesterday, is still alive. His
condition 10 regarded as almost
hopeless.
Reception 10 she Grand Lodge.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18TH
The reception tonight to the
Grand Lodge of Knights Templsr
by the local branches, at Wood.
wards Gardens, is q great success,
thousands being in attendance.
Accident to Ex-senator COns-The
Pacific Fruis Packing Com.
papy.
COTTON, April 14th.-Ex.Sena.
tor WA. Conn met with q serious
accident this afternoon while re.
turnlpg from this place to San Ber.
nArdinO. His horses became fright.
ened and threw him from his bug.
gy, breaking his leg and fractur-
ing several Of his ribs. Great fears
are entertained by his many
friends that his injuries will prove
fatal, owing to his advanced age.
Mics Wozencraft, who was iu the
buggy with Mr.. Conn, was also
thrown out, but was not seriously
tnjursd-simply stunned.
The Pacific Fruit Canning Com
pany have large force Of men at
work erecting their large canning
works at this place and will be
ready to pack all the fruit of this
valley.
Santa barbara Rose Festival.
SANTA BARBARA, April 14th.-
Tho annual rose festival opened
to-day. The floral display is indie.
scribably beautiful. Hundreds OF
varieties Of the rArest roses are ex.
hibited, many of the exhibitors
showing over one hundred differ.
ent kinds. Every design or device
imaginable is en- ployed to add ef-
fectivensss to the display. No
prizes arc given but . general and
enthusiastic interest 10 manifested.
EASTERN.