Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-21
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.-The
Supreme Court yesterday affirmed
the orders OF the State Board of
Equalization,in the case OF the San
Francisco and Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, holding that
the Constitution furnishes sys-
tenn for the assessment Of railroads
operated in more than one county,
which is separate and distinct from
that provided for the assessment of
other property. 1t is held further
that the provision OF the Constitu-
tuition is not 10 conflict with that
of the United States Constitution.
The Court has also affirmed the
orders made by the State Board of
Equalization in the case of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
holding that under the Constitu-
tion of the State property OF the
railroad corporations is subject to
assessment and taxation without
the deduction of the amount OF
every mortgage or like lien thereon.
alevEss TT p"rs-rrnduos Exchange
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-Brew.
ing barley higher at 81 70@l.773.
Wheat rising; No. !, $l.673@l.724;
No. 2 81 62a@l.65.
Twenty new applications were
made for admission to the Produce
Exchange. Twelve hundred dol.
lars was bid for seat to day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Scoville
resumed his argument this morn.
ing. Guiteau brought into Court
with him q roll of manuscript, said
to be an elaborate preface to his
speech which has already been
published. His con psel seem TO
think this morning that Judge
Cox will allow him, under certain
conditions and restrictions, to adj
dress the jury when Scoviile has
concluded.
BIasne's Dinner-rhe W"V"" f I'm
suIEresi"o.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Presi-
dent Arthur end Murat Halstead
attended e.-Seeretary Blaine's
dinner lastg light.
Seven Hundred aud sixteen
thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight i'm migrants Arrived during
the year 1881.
a RVnub1los victory.
BOSTON, Jan. BY q recount
the Republicans are given control
Of the city Legislature in place OF
the Democrats.
Bpuyten-DUsvH Disasses- C"used
DS Rum.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20th-The
taxing Of testimony on the spuy-
ton-Duyvil disaster began this az
ternoOn. Geo. 7. Hanfred, Con-
ductOr of the traia run into, said it
was his impress on that The stop
ping of the tram WAS caused by
some person not connected with it
wbo. applied the sir-brakes. A
party on the train wtre singing,
mAshing hats ant conducting
themselves in u ii'graceful man
ner. and passing around bottles Of
whisky. The foundation OF the ac-
cident was rum. He had not saf-
fioieut help TN The train to stop
such procee dings Among the pas
sepgers were any humber OF Gov
ernOrs, Senators, Assemblymen
and Aldermen, and he could not
deprive them of their bottles.
This was an every day occurrence,
but more especially so Friday.
THs Railroad War.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20th.-The
Trunk line shares continue weak.
It is rumorea that Gould has re-
fused to sign the agreement.
No Csnis dernsa MONEY 10 Easope.
New YORK, Jan. 20.-Judah P.
Benjamin writes from London that
be does not believe one penny is to
be found anywhere in Europe of
the assets OF the defunct COnfed.
eracy.
Anna DIOR essop.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 90
Anna Dickenson's debut as Hamlet
was made before large and APP
preciative audience. The people
applauded and the local press criti-
cises favarably.
HOsss News.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 20.-The
stallion Harold, brother of the
famous Iroquois, is dead. The
owner refused $l5, 900 for him last
Summer.
LynCho0.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-A private
dispatch says that Wagner, the
murderer OF DR.. Biggs, Paymaster
at Furnace, IrontOn, was taken
from the Jail by mob last night
and lypched.
possible B7O-Year Peaaisy.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 20.-The
Grand Jury to-day completed its
Investigation OF the forgeries OF
the Assistant Secretary OF the