Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-26
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pssseuE ess ~ the Aaco".
SAN FRANCISCO, January 25.-
The following passengers left San
Francisco by the steamer Ancon
fer Los Angeles to-day at 3 A. NJ:
Mrs Montijo and four children, Dr
FA Seymour. Mrs w Northan,
Mrs N E Pomeroy, Chas F Max.
we'll and three children, V Anti
nori and wife, f l. Clark, G w
Mortimer. A Olivar and wife, A
IvaAhof.
ExeCmsivs sessions Of she Big Board
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-At
the executive session Of the Big
Board to-day the question of TAX
Ing hold Of grain speculations did
not come up as the committee was
not ready to report. The opinion
ofthe majority of the members
seems to be that the Board will
decline to take hold of the project
leaving the field to the Produce
Exchange.
L.ghs H""se service FRAUD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.-The
Investigation into the alleged en-
bezzIement of Chief Clerk Best, of
the Light House Service is In pro.
gress and is said to have developed
fraudulent transactions that will
bring the total amount ofthe en-
bezz,emeDt to nearly $4,000. A
Photographic ed copy was received In
this city of GOOdall, Perkins and
Co.'S. voucher, the signature of
which 10 said 10 have been forged
by the accused. The photogrs ph
shows the voucher dated May 31st,
1881, for $4,000
suicide ~ San LUIS Obfsps.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Jan. 25.-Mr.
J. M. Crosby, q young man whose
home was ut Central City, Santa
Barbara county, committed sui.
eide here yesterday by shooting
himself through the heart. No
cause Ia assigned for the act.
The wind has again turned to
the north. Weather clear and
cold.
PANAMA, Jan. 25 The news
from South America is meagre and
unimportant. Trescott and Blaine
had arrived at CallaO at d, after the
steamer coaled, sailed again. There
has been an attempt at revolution
in Yea. The effort failed after
eight men had been shot. General
0arral has raised q revolution in
Cachobomba against Campero
Two hundred cavalry and one hum
dred infantry had been sent 10
Qusll the movement.
Tbe p.ly Bat
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25th.-The
Anti-POlygamy bill reported by
EdMunds from the Senate Judicia-
~ Committee tC-iay, provides
that every person who has hus-
band or wife living in the territory
OF the United States, and who
hereafter matries another, or SIM
ultAneOusly mafries more than one
woman, is guilty If poIygamy and
shall be punished by fine OF not
mere than $500 md ty imprison-
ment for tern, OF not more five
years. That ii any male person
In any Territory of the United
States cObabiis with more than
one woman he shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeaU0r and upon
conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by q fine of not more than
$500 or by prisonment for not
more than six months or by both.
That In any prosecution for polyg-
amy or any unlawful habitation
IL shall be sufficient cause of chal.
lenge to any person drawn or sum.
moned as a juryman or talesman
that he has been living in such
practices or relations or
that he believes 1t right for any
man to have more than
one wife or to live in
the practice of cohabiting wi tn
more than one woman, that the
President 10 hereby authorized to
grant amnesty to such classes of
offe nders as were guilty before the
passage Of this Act; but no such
am uesty shall have effect unless
the conditions thereof shall be
com piled with. That issue of
poly gamous marriages, known as
Mormon marriages, In cases in
which such marrisges have been
solemniEed according to the cere-
monies of the Mormon sect, In any
Territory ofthe United States, and
such issues have been born before
the lst day Of January, A. D., 1888,
are hereby legitimate. That no
polygamist shall be entitled to
vote at any election or be eligible
for elsetion or appointment to
any offices in the Territory or un.
der the United States. The last
section of the bill vacates all regis
trati0n and election offices OF
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