Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-16
0SANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
1ns p"s sas DecssiOB-The Fes'2 sute
DsCiutd ia favor Of shS Cisy.

1m p"s ssas DecSsiOn-The Fes'2 suit
D.clasd in favor Of sho Cisy.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-In the
case of Anaslacio Fsliz ct al,
against the City of Los Ange-
les. the Supreme Court, yes
terday, in bank, filed an opin'
ion reversing the Judgment of the
lower court, and iDstructtDg 1t to
enter Judgment for defendant upon
the findings.
Tipssp Mams"x C,mpnny Election.
GAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-At
the annual meeting of the Tiptop
Mining Company yesterday, over
80, 900 shares of stock represented,
the following were elected Trustees:
Jos. Clark, President (re-elected)
J B. Hagglu, Treasurer IRE elected);
VIM. Willis, Vice-President IRE
elected); Jos. Smith and r. F. Nor,
row. Henry Deas was re elected
Secretary. and Gs,. E. Webber re :
elected Superintendent. The fnah
cial statement shows cash aud bull.
lion on hand $14S, 458. 20; Liabilities,
$23. 8l8 AZ.
Tne Trossmty swindSess.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The
Treasury investigation COMMITTEES
to-day submitted u preliminary re.
port to Secretary Window of evil
dence found against the Custodi-
ans Department. The Com mittee
report that they found regularly
organized ring which had been in
existence for several years and had
been misapproprIatiDg money aud
defrauding the Government. The
officials and employe, who were
connected with the ring will BIZ
dismissed at once and q more com
plete aud thorough investigation
will be- ordered. All the facts
heretofore reported in the Western
Associated Prees dispatches relat-
ing to the selling OF carpets and
other frauds of the ring are rt-
ported by the Committee.
Eeo"su N, u0s shess Dismissal.
WASHINGTON, June 15th.-The
report of the Treasury Investigat.
Ing Committee, submitted to-day,
recon mends the immediate dis
charge OF Pituey, the custodian OF
the Treasury, aud Norton, Assis'
tant Secretary, and of the Chief
Clerk, for having violated the law.
isse,mony IN she ALBANY Iavts'ix~.
ALBANY, June 15Lh.-Senator
Sessions testified that he knew Of
no legislator receiving money for
his vote in any legislation had. He
had no theory as to what Legislators
could be so Influenced; bad no rea
son to believe that Bradley's vote
could be Influenced by money OF
that he was dishonest; believed
him honest. When witness drst
talked with Bradley the latter said:
"Maybe you won't be disappointed
In my fioal vote" which the wit
ness construed to mean that Brad
10y was now voting to please some
Grant man In his district and
would finally vote for Depew. He
didn't know that Barbour, with
whom he had several talks
in Woodin's room, was In the
pay Of the Central Railroad and
never heard anything about the
Central Railroad in his room; had
seen several games of cards played
In his room for twenty-five cents q
raise; couldn't swear to seeing De
pew in Barbee's room since May
goth; had bought some stocks this
year through Spencer, Trask d Go.
Didn't know that Depew kept al
account there.
Bangs offered In evidence two
articles published In the New Yorl
Tribune in. May and June. 1879
denounciDg Sessions. Pending dis
cussiOn as to the admission thu
Committee took q recess.
Ovsrland Passsenxsss.
KANSAS CITY, June l5.-Follow
ing Is the list Of overland passen
gers who passed Topeka on th,
l4th, due at San Francisco on tn,
18th: L v Verde, Grass Valley
Cal; H M Kingsbury, Boston
Mass; J. Fisher, New York; w !
Smith, New York; J J Bauer
Terre Haute; w P May, San Frau
cisco; G o Collins, Evansville.
The Dovassstlug Cyclone.
BURLINGAME, Kan, June 15.-
The cyclone in this county wa
more serious than telegraphe'
from Topeka. The cyclone frs
formed between Arvonia and OH
vet, then passed northwest, goinl
out Of the county In the direction
of Pomera, Franklin county. Il
its course It killed Ave people, In
cluding John Rosecrans, JOIN
Harper, Q man named Brown, tw'
colored people and q person who's
name has not been learned. A
Qusnsmo the Presbyterian OhurcI
was destroyed and one other build
ing. OF the twenty.ssven build
iugs destroyed - previously emu
msrAtsd the majority were upoI
the opposite road from the one 60
ing Into Qusnem0 on the west
The psopis were absent attending
Sunday School which account
for the saving Of life.
large number were badly hurt
CitI8oue In buildings uninjure
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