Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-29

ing, Mrs Saul, Mrs Lang, Miss
Shea, Miss Robbins, Ed Land, Geo
A Dettz, f P Tower, San Francis.
co; Mrs Stoneman, San Gabriel; r
p Spice, England; Jas Hudstop,
London; Mrs ] e Sales, Miss F B
Lawrence, st Johns; Jno M Whit.
ney, Boston; Mrs John Haynes, ]
s Carr, wife and family, w III Har-
per, Geo Santee, Tucson; James r
Cook, Arizona; P M Weaver, 8 d
Firber, G e Huber, 8 M White,
Mrs e M Schibaley, Thos Mccall
frey, Los Angeles; A Weilhsimer,
Santa Clara; Mrs M Y Vest.
MariaaI UnpIeasaatness.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28t.-It ia
rumorsd about town that q young
gentleman, son of one of eur prom
insnt citizens, yesterday undertook
to visit his wrath upon another
whom he charged with trespassing
upon his matrimonial domain.
The result was the use of his pistol
and a consequent flesh wound.
The parties are In high life and
the families are earnestly endeav-
oring to keep the matter secret.
The shooter is reported to have
gone to Arizona. The wounded
man is being nursed back to health.
and the lady in the case ia seeking
q divorce.
The stockton Races.
STOCKTON, Sept. 2Sth.-The first
race, running, for three year olds,
mile and repeat, was won by Boots
In 1:47, beating Lena R., George
Bender, Maggie Early and Rocket
In the order named.
In the second race, trottlng, free
for all that have never beaten 1885,
the starters were: Hancock, Harry
Hopkins, Susie, Kitty Thorne,
Starr King and Honesty. Honesty
won the second heat in 2:3l3, and
Kitty the third heat In 2:83. Susie
took the first, fourth and dfth heats
in 2:3l, $50 and 2:27.
Third race, trotting for stations.
Starters: Young Hiram, Western
Revolution, Upright, Peerless and
Frank Hunter. The first heat was
won by Hiram in 2:48$; second and
third by Peerless in 2:46 each; the
next three by Revolution In 2:4l2,
2:46 and 2:44.
Methodist Church south.
PETALUMA, Sept. 2sth. - The
thirty first ANNUAL session of the
Methodist Church South convened
here to-day, Bishop Kavanaugh
presiding. Committees were APP
peinted and q number of commu-
nications read. Bishop Kavanaugh
leaves for the East next Tuesday.
No business of any importance was
transacted.
Present Indsaa soitey Cond IN u d.
GLOBE, A. T., Sept. 28th.-An
meeting was held in Globe last
night. Strong resolutions, pre-
sented by the Hon. d. Robb, were
passed unanim ously. The resolu-
lions ask for i'm mediate action on
the part of the Government. The
action of the military i'll granting
paroles to hostile chiefs was con-
dsmned.
The Dysag EmheFs.
TUCSON, Sept. 2Sth.-A special
to the Citizen from San Carlos says:
Capt. Bowman, of the agency
scouts, returned from Gen. CARTS
camp at l O'Clock this morning.
Carr is camped twelve miles from
here, awaiting orders. When SUBJ
Agent Hoag arrived at his station
y yesterday he found George recov-
cred and riding around the camp.
He gave him note to Gen. Will
cox and George gave himself up at
Camp Thomas last night, going
Voluntarily, without a guard. A
courier from Gen. Mckenzie has
arrived. Three horses and a mule,
government stock, were brought in
by the Indians to-day.
Hunting for Hosssses-Rorses
Brought In.
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 28th.-Re-
ports from Col. Price this morning
say that two companies under
Capt. Chaffee have been detached
from his command to scout from
Cibicu creek to Pleasant valley in
search of any hostiles that may be
out. Another detachment will
scout the country north of Salt
river. Gen. Carr and troops ar
rived within fifteen miles San Car
los to-day. Major Sanford has
been placed in command at San
Carlos. Capt. Bernard has been
appointed Provost Marshal and
will have charge of all Indian pris-
oners. There has been an uncodi.
tional surrender of IS bucks be-
longing to the bands of five chiefs
now in confinement. Nine horses
branded U. d. were brought in to-
day and turned over to the mill
tary. One was recognized as Capt.
Hentig's; another as ridden by the
post surgeon at Apache.
Major Egbert, Judge Advocate of
the Department., left for San Car
los this morning on business COZ
neoted with the trial of the Indian
prisoners. Also Major Comegys to
pay the troops stationed at the
agency.