Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-06-16


Senate to create ports of delivery at San
Buena Ventura and Hueneme. The
House yesterday concured in these
amendments.
Passengers by the AncOn.
San Francisco, June l5.-The follow
ing is list of passengers by the Ancon,
to arrive in Los Angeles on Saturday
Miss r Wineshank and mother, Mrs S
M Boyd, S II Tolhurst, Mrs M Il Kiddel
and two children, Mrs Shirpser, Miss
Ida Hecht, Miss Fannie Meyer, Miss A
Warren, Geo Messer, j Stewart, Mrs
Youle, Miss NJ Mccarthy, Prof d w
Hanna and family, o + Harvey, M H
Hecht, H w Jacobs, l. Hecht, Mrs
Gambol, G Crimmens, Miss j Blair,
Julia Ferris, Kate Foley, w Nj Quigley
and wife, Nj Lehay.
Another suicide.
SAN Francisco, June l4.-Paul Ben
sen, Swede, aged 81 years, committed
suicide here to-day by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. Despon-
dency and an incurable disease in the
mouth are the causes attributed.
The Turf Clubs Races at Sacra-
mentO First Day.
SACRAMENTO, June 1.-THE Capitol
Turf Clubs special meeting began to-
day at Agricultural Park The course
races were excellent. First was a three
quarter dash between Winters Duke of
Norfolk, Skaters Haddington, and Jud-
sons Belshew. Haddington led, but the
Duke, at the close, came up and went
to the score, winning in ll6; Hadding-
ton second. The next was mile dash
between Skaters Nighthawk, Miller's
Boots, Winters Atlanta, and Judson's
May D. Boots had the pole, May d.
second, and Atlanta third. They were
all in bunch to the last turn. AT the
head of the stretch the four were in n
Decline abreast. At the three-quarter
pole May d. led and came to the score
in l:43t, winning; Nighthawk second,
Boots third, while Atlanta, the first
choice heavily in the pools, came in last.
The final race of the first day was a
half-mile dash between Winters Clara
d. and Miller's Monday -filly. The lat
ter won in 81 seconds.
Fire in Portland.
PORTLAND, June IA fire this
morning on the corner OF Alden and
First streets destroyed about $4,000
worth of property; partially insured.
Twelve Years to the Peniten-
tiary.
PORTLAND, Oregon, June l5.-Carrie
Bradley has been sentenced to II years in
the penitentiary and pay costs OF prose
cution. The extreme penalty for man
slaughter is fifteen years.
severe WashOuts.
CINCINNATI, June l4.--Reports from
southern Ohio and Indiana show heavy
rains, with much damage to crops.
Trains are delayed by washouts. The
loss in bridges, culverts, etc. is estimated
at 500, 900.
The Republicans Charge the Dem
Ocrats with CroOkedness.
CHICAGO, June IA special from
Washington says: The attention of
Republican members of Congress has
been called to significant proceeding
on the part of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee in getting ready for
the coming campaign. A pamphlet which
has been prepared in the guise of
public document, is endorsed.
'Part of Congressional Record, and is
permitted to go through the mails free.
The pamphlet contains extracts from
speeches made for and against the Chi
nese immigration, so selected as to best
suit Democratic purposes. The evident
intention is to place the Republican
party in the light of an enemy to the
welfare and interests of free American
labor, the first part of the pamphlet is
devoted to extracts from speeches of
Rosecrans, Cassidy, Berry, Flower,
Tucker, Deuster, Buckner Richardson,
Blount, Curtin, Townshend and McLane
all Democrats Chinese restriction,
McLane claimed it to be Democratic
measure, originated and passed by
Democratic voters, with the help of an
insignificant number of Republicans.
The Morey letter is again displayed,
carefully concealing the exposure made
of that forgery. The extracts made
from Democratic speeches are those
which are best calculated to make the
poor laborer believe the Democratic
party is his friend and protector and the
Republican party his enemy. Quota
tions from Republican speeches are
made so as to convey wrong impress
sion. They are torn from their con-
nections and do not fairly represent
facts. The Democratic committee are
having the pamphlets printed in large
numbers for use among the laboring
classes.
Justiflable Homicide.
GENEVA, ILL.,, June 14th. The Jail
Deputy Sheriff Lawson killed James Ir-
win for assault and attempted release of
twenty prisoners. The officer was vim
Dictated by the Coroner's jury.
North Carolina Republicans.
RALEIGH, June 1.-THE Republican
Convention elected VIM. A. Moore per-
manent Presient. The Convention then
endorsed the nominations of the Liberal
Convention, except j. A. Long, Demo
crat, who declined the nomination. They
include Dockery for Congressman at
large and Folk for Supreme Court.
A Steamship Founders.
MONTREAL, June 1.-THE steamship
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