Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11
LoSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-The
Orizaba sailed this morning with
the following. passengers for Los
Angeles: Mrs r Melrose and two
children, 8 Belden, Mise Belden,
A P Payson and wife, VIM Merz
and son, ] M Buckler and wife, Mrs
8 B Ross and mother, Mrs Z Q
Kendel and daughter, Mrs L L Nc
Farland, l. Emerson and wife, w
VJoy, s Woodward, Capt. Law
renee and wife, Miss J Lombard.
Sarah T. DoughIass, J Nj Arthur
and con, Ryan. Mrs p Doyle,
Willie Haggathrop, H Hameil, r
Melr0se.
rn~ C"tne.o Agst.ti0D.
SAN FRANCISCO, April.-10 "A
resolution was adopted at the meet
ing of the Trades Assembly call
ing for q general convention to be
held in San, Francisco April Oath
for the purpose of devising some
plan to rid the community OF the
presence of the Chinese. A suita-
bic call has been prepared adj
dressed to the people of the Pacific
Coast States and Territories.
Dec an she Pasps'.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Rev.
L. Hamilton, aged 80 years, pastor
of the Independent Church at Oak
land, died suddenly this forenoon
while preaching. During the dis
course he paused, and sinking slow
~ in the pulpit died in II few me-
ments. He leaves n WIFE and two
children. His death is supposed to
have been from heart disease.
About eight years ago he withdrew
from the Presbyterian Church and
established what is known AS the
"Independent Church He was
we'll known on this coast.
The AushOr,ss-s Utrrd Ont.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 9-There
were no squads OF police out to-day
taking testimony against violators
OF the Sunday law. There are over
one thousand cases already tn be
tried in the Courts Of the city, and
the authorities concluded that
further arrests would be useless un-
I'll some disposition were made Of
the cases on the docket.
Ksags Robbed N"sin "i RI. sco,s
PRESCOTT, A T. April 1O-The
stage was stopped by three masked
men on the night Of the It'll, near
Turkey Tanks, north Of Prescott,
on the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
rood. The robbers took money and
valusblesD from tbs passengers.
This IL the second robbery Inside
OF one week.
G0ttee ne Lsss Hope.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The
bill OF exceptions IN the Guiteau
case is thirty-hiDe pages long with
thirty-twO exceptions, but they
were oil noticed during the report
Of the tIial aud refer to the insani.
~ rulings aud to the admission Of
certain evidences of expert testi.
mOny, etc.
Death az - Gang rsksnWB.
WASHINGTON, April S.-Repre-
sentative Allen of Mississippi died
this morning.
Anxious AbO0s toe PorsrmaUtb.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Comman-
der Luce IL unable to understand
the non-arrival of the u. s. train.
Ing ship Portsmouth. He has heard
nothing from her since her depar.
ture from Hampton Roads.
Esss~ru crMdea.Unisss -" sDe Veto
NEW YORK, April 10.-The anal.
gamated trades.unions adopted. res.
olutiOrs DECLARING that as President
Arthur had vetoed the bill 10 re-
atrict the importation of coolies,
the trades-uni0ns regard 1t as an.
Other evidence of the governing
glasses that the interests of the
working population are not consid-
cred, aud that President Arthur
had ignored the interests Of the
people by protecting the interests
Of the Six Chinese Companies.
Extending greeting to their broth.
ers on the Pacific coast, they bid
them continue their work, and as
sure them that victory will crown
their efforts. Their platform Of
principles calls for eight hours for
q day's work; compensation to be
Just and fair for labor performed.
The Fasss Cyc.ens.
DETROIT, April sassy ria,
Barry county, was devastated by
Thursday nights cyclone. Its
track was forty rode wide. Two
children Of Mr.. Meade were killed
and another badly injured. Levi
Kenyon was probably fatally in
jured In falling from building.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Later par
ticulsrs of the cyclone which pass.
ed over portions of Michigan and
Kansas, Indicate great destruc.
tion OF property. A great number
of houses were blown down or u1-
rooted, bridges destroyed. railroad
tracks torn up and telegraph lines
Frustrated. AT East saginaw, Rev.
Isaac Fuller was killed. Much
damage was done near Des Moines
and several persons injured. At
Fort Riley, Kansas, most OF the
buildIngs were unroefed. The DAM
age will reaoh S3O0. coo,