Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-12
osANGeLES WEEKLY HERALD
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Passeagess Going south.
MoJAvE, Feb. 11.-Los ANGLER
T III McCan, G e Huber, A Red
we'll, Mrs F E Cowper. Robert
Clark, Miss Z T Smith, Jas Fisher
b # Putnam, Mrs Steinman, MR.
w A Orman.
Santa Anal Rider.
Colton-Mrs G B Brown, Mrs M
G Brown and daughter.
Arixons-John Hill, John Croft
ton, B Mendimdous, Mrs III A
Fish. ] L Upshur, John II Galley,
e w Thayer.
Mexlco-Chas A s Henry.
the Trsas VI Gray.
SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 0-In
the Gray case this forenoon, Judge
D. p. Hatch testified that on the
morning Of the tragedy Clarence
Gray met John p. Stearns In
Hatch's office aud asked him If be
was responsible for the article In
Santa Barbara Press OF the even.
ing before. Stearns answered at.
firmatisely, Gray demanded a re.
trattOn, and, upon Stearns's refus-
al, threatened that II a retraction
eswas not made, one or the other OF
them would be in heaven before
shutdown. Subsequently tho de-
fandant exhibited . pistol to Judge
Hatch, and repeated that he would
have q retrAction before night.
SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 10.-In
the Gray trial Henry Talent testi-
ged that he was talking with CLAIR
ence Gray at the time when Clan.
cey came along. Gray hailed Clan.
cey, aud asked IL he was looking
for him. Clancy said, mo-"
Gray said: "You are not the man
am after either" Gray then
said, II have . message which 1
would like you to carry
to Mr.. Stearns. Clancy
said he had better carry his
own messages. At the time the
parties were about sixty feet app art.
CLANCY then approached Gray, say
Ing: "If you have reference to
what appeared last night in the
Pfess, I am responsible. The wit
ness then left them and walked
some distance down the street. DR..
Percy called bis attention to a dis
turbance occurring behind him;
turned and saw Clancy hold
Ing Gray by the wrists. He held
his wrists up above their heads aud
seemed to have Gray under com.
plsts control. He heard the word
s'armedu or "unarmed.n Think
Clancy used them. Bystanders
then separated them and Clancy
then ran into the entrance of the
hotel. Gray pursued him with
something in his hand. He heard
Q shot soon afterwsrd.
The prosecution here rested their
case.
Thornton made the opening
statement for the defense, outlining
the following facts: After Tallant
left, Clancy assaulted Gray catch
ing him by the beard, and pushing
him violently backward. They
were separated. by man named
jenkins. Clancy, a second time,
sprang upon and assaulted Gray,
and while holding him with one
hand, made motion as II to draw
revolver with the other. Clancy
then went through the door into
the resding-ro0m, closed it, and Il
moment afterward reOpened it as II
10 make another assault on the de-
fendant, who had = pistol cooked il
his hand, but was accidentally dis
charged while at his side. aud wa.
not pointed towards Clancy. The
bullet entered the door jamb, aut
glaucing outward. struck Clancy,
The defense introduced ThOmal
Nixon, Architect, who exhibite.
diagrams showing that the path o
the bullet traced In the door jamt
shows that the bullet was defectet
from Ito course after entering the
wood and turning outward at III
abrupt angle. penetrated Clancy
body.
The Nevada Legislature.
CARSON. Feb. 1O.-There was
lively debate in the Assembly to
day over the final passage Of tn
Williams Anti. Railroad resolution
Trenmore Coffin tried all the trick
of parliamentary usage to beat II
, It finally passed by vote Of 80 t
3-Batiey, Bailinger and McBul
ney voting no.
The bill providing for the attach
mont Of salaries of State and cour
" Officers by creditors passed til
Senate. This is looked upon q
one OF the best bills Of the presen
session.
There 10 now = proposition o
foot to locate an Insane Asylum q
Carson, At = cost of $50, 900. Lang
dou and Clarke are still lobbyln
against all asylum bills.
rae lslsh Lao q .Lesgse sesssoo.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1O.-At . meetin
Of the Land League Dillon urge
the continuance, OF the agitation
sven sitter the passage Of the Coe
sclon bill, and advised that tenant
reslst the landlords In every wa
short Of physiosl force, for whic
they wore prepared. a ree<
letlen VA peeeed dsclertn
t4et "a vIeW. q ~ inporta1j