Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-27

cisco; III HefZDmS, Oaklaiiu, w Col-
fin, Idaho; A Mclean, Victornia, b c;
Judge Southland, Tombstone; Mr. Mae
Farland, Toronto, Canada; A E Haskell,
| C II Woods, wife and son; Mrs l. W
Reyes; w Ii Ingraham, Chico, Cal; c d
Thomas, Butte City, Montana; Nj Null
doom, Louisville, Ky.
Around the world.
San Francisco, April 26-The British
steamer Ceylon arrived here this evening
via Honolulu on her tour of the world.
She has visited India, Ceylon, Singapore,
Manila, Hongkong, Japan and the Ha-
waian Islands. She will visit South
American ports, Falkland, Cape Verde,
Madeira and southampton. The Cey-
lon has on board about thirty excursion
lists. The weather throughout the voyage
was very pleasant.
Minute Ken Organized.
Bowie, April Goth At meeting of
the citizens OF this town and vicinity
this evening to organize minute COM
pany for protection, ii. ii. Haynia
was called to the chair and +. McCand-
less elected Secretary Forty names
were enrolled and j. II. Tevis, elected
Captain, +. f. Dunn first and John b.
Conroy second Lieutenants.
Capture OF Ga.eyvilie Denied.
ToEcsToNE, April 10Th. The report
OF the capture of Galeyville and killing
thirty men is incorrect
Parties who left that place this morn
ing seate that only one man was killed
Deputy Sheriff Goodman, who was
killed three miles from town. The In
dams did not attack the place Two
companies of troops were there.
Republican Committee in Council
State Convention Fixed for
August 3Oth.
SAN FRANcIsoo, April Doth. The Re
publican State Central Committee met
to-day with full attendance. The pro-
ceedings were private, but it is under
stood that good feeling prevailed and
that vigorous campaign will be made.
A vote of thanks to the Senators and
Representatives in Congress was passed.
The State Convention is fixed for We'd
nesday, August 30th, at Sacramento.
Delegate ApportiOnment.
SAN Francisco, April 26th.-The fol-
lowing is the apportionment made by
Republican State Central Committee at
to-day's meeting: Alameda 80, Alpine =,
Amador 8, Butte 10, Calaveras I, Colusa
ID, Contra Costa S, Del Norte 2, Eldora-
do s, Fresno 4, Humboldt s, Inyo 3,
Kern 3, Lake 3, Lassen 3, Los Angeles
Is, Marin 3, Mariposa 3, Mendocino 6,
MERGED 4, Modoc 3, Mono 6, Monterey
I, Napa I, Nevada u, Placer 10, Plumas
4, Sacramento, 20, San Benito 3, San
Bernardino 5, San Diego 5, San Francis
co 90, San Joaquin H. San Luis Obispo
5, San Mateo 5, Santa Barbara 6, Santa
Clara l6, Seuta Cauz I, Shasta 5, Sierra
6, Siskiyou 8, Solano IL, Sonoma II,
Stanislaus g. Suffer 4, Tehama 5, Trim
ity 3, Tulare 6, Tuolomne 6, Ventura 4,
Yolo 7, Yuba ~. Stanislaus county was
given one more than it would be entitled
to on the basis of the apportionment,
viz, one for each 200 Republican votes,
thrown at the last election, on account of
lS5 votes having been thrown out.
The L. q. q. +. Anniversary.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26th.-The
Odd Fellows celebrated their anniversary
! to-day by literary and musical enter
tainment at the Grand Opera House.
Grand Master David Louderback deliv-
cred the opening address and George A.
Knight the Grafton.
| Odd Fellows Excursion.
SAN DIEGo, April 26th.-The Odd
| Fellows celebrated their anniversary by
a grand picnic excursion over the Cali
fornia Southern Railroad. Over five
hundred people went to the Santa Mar
garita valley, sixty-live miles up the
coast. The excursion was great sue
| cess.
The Galeyvilie Alarm-How it
Originated = story OF an Eye
Witness.
Tucson, April. 26th. The report that
Galeyville was burnt and 80 people
killed by the Indians is contradicted by
Mrs. George Charnock, who has Just ar
rived from Galeyville in company with
two other women and several children,
who left there this morning undea an
escort of six men. The facts as learned
from her ere briefly as follows: A large
body of Indians were first seen on Sun
day afternoon driving lot of stock