Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-11
LAST NIGHTS NEWS
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.]
PACIFIC COAST.
Passenger. south and East.

FRESNO, CAL, May l0th.-The. follow
ing is the list of passengers for the
South and East ON the train which
passed this place at five o'clock P. NJ:
ii B Redington, Oakland; Jas Bailey, H
Rachael, C Dietrich, w H Young, J L
Dencle, Thomas Gallagher, Mrs c Hog
land, SW Reed, San Francisco; Henry
Sears, Chicago; Samuel Duncan, Miss
Maggie Herrier, Vallejo; Benz Steiman,
Sacramento; Mrs J 4 Auzerias, S w
Boring, San Jose; Mrs c c Shepard
and daughter, st Louis; S A Fish, l. d
Lillard, G w Baines, Boerne, Texas; Z
w Clark, Tucson; M B Caldwell, Mrs d
varelas and son, C Fitzwilliam and
mother, T Walsh, Los Angeles; Z }
Baldwin, Miss E Johnson, San Francisco;
w R Davis, L Allen, Oakland; j M Por-
ter, wife and daughter, Norwalk, Conn;
E Monroe, Stockton; c Tichworth, An
tioch; Z Z Overall, PalaStine, Texas; A
Z Harding, Boston; III Bedill and wife,
Newark, NJ; F Campbell, wife and
daughter, Brooklyn, N Y; F Forster,
Anaheim; r I Marshall, Riverside; A
Sandman, London; R s Swain; Miss
and Mrs Perry, Modesto.
Dividend Passed.
SAN Francisco, May lO-Northern
Belle passed dividend to-day.
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
SAN Francisco, May l0th.-At the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows to-day Committee on Revision
of the Constitution was appointed as
follows: Morrow, Johnson, Phillips,
Hart, Estee, Beatty and Martin. The
Committee on Apportionment reported
adversely on the proposition to reduce
the representation in Grand Lodge, and
the report was adopted. The Commit
tee on the Encampment Endowment
question recommended its continuance
till next session.
Chinese Wash Houses Declared a
Nuisance.
SAN BERNARDINo, May 10th. The
Presidents final decision on the Chinese
bill seems to have come about the same
time that our Grand Jury came to theirs,
which is that the wash houses in town
are nuisance and that o fine of $50 be
placed to the names of the several pro-
prietors for allowing pools of water to
become stagnant about said premises.
The Chinaman are somewhat excited
and propose to have legal advice and if
possible cause the non-payment of the
same.
N u
SAN JOSE, May l0th-Francis B.
Murdoch, pioneer resident and the
Oldest newspaper publisher in this city,
died at $3.50 this morning from paralysis.
Military Encampment at stockton
STOCKTON, Cal, May lOth.-A three
days military encampment, picnic and
barbecue opened yesterday morning at
Goodwater Grove, two miles from this
city. The affair is given under the aus
pices of the Veterans of the Mexican
War. The Stockton Guard, Emmett
Guard and Pioneers and an immense
concourse of people from all parts of the
San Joaquin valley are in attendance.
Invitatione have been extended to Gov.
Perkins and staff
Indignation Meeting-Mexican
Shot,
TOMBSTONE, May l0th.-A great in
dignation meeting was held here to-
night. An immense crowd was in at
tendance. Speeches were made by Hon.
Mark Smith and Judge Robinson, of
Tucson, one Republican the other
Democrat. A committee was appointed
to draft resolutions conveying the sense
of the meeting and forward them to the
President and Congress.
A Mexican named Antonio Tejuaroa,
while drunk to-day, fired at officer Poem
ing while the latter was going to arrest
him. The ball struck Poening in the
groin and his life is endangered. Chief
of Police Nagle pursued the Mexican,
who fled. Refusing to surrender he was
shot and killed.