Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-30
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Judsment Approved.
SAN FsAxcrsco, March 20. = Til.
Supreme Court has rendered decision
in the case Of joseph Hurtado. who was
convicted Of having murdered Josd An.
tonic Stuardo in Sacramento in Febru-
ary, 1882, for which he was sentenced
to be hanged Wednesday, July 26th,
1882. The Supreme Court failed to see
that the lower tribunal erred in refusing
to give certain instructions to the Jury
and the judgment and the order were af-
firmed. At f1.
hoard Or llertIculture.
sAcRAxfsro, March 2s.-To-day the
Governor appointed . State Board of
Horticulture, consisting Of c. H. Dwin-
ellie, of Alameda; Antonio +. Coronel,
of Los Angeles; w. N. GLADDEN., OF So.
mona; A. T. Hatch, of Solano; s. f.
Chaplin, Of Santa Clara; Elwood Cooper,
of Santa Barbara; II. G. Wilson, of Te-
hama; w. b. West, of San Joaquin;
Felix Gillette, Of Nevada.
The Rain at santa Ana.
SANTA ANA, March 2g.--Had one and
six hundredths inches for the last rain.
1t will bring out grain all right.
strangled to Death.
YREKA, Cal, March S.--Mrs. Luddy,
an elderly lady, was found in a gulch
about five miles north Of Callahan's. She
has been missing since Sunday night
The gulchis is only three feet deep. She
had been having much trouble with her
nejghbors about water. The Coroner's
jury found her strangled by an unknown
hand.
More Outrages OF the Red Devils.
LoRDsBuRG, N. NJ, March ga
messenger arrived here last night from
Thompson's Canon, eighteen miles north
east OF this place, and gives intelligence
of the murder by the hellish Apaches Of
Judge H. C.. McComas,s Of Silver City.
Judge McComas telegraphed yesterday
morning from Silver City that himself,
wife and child would arrive at this point
last night. Mrs. McComas and her son
were captured by the Indians, and at
this writing has, no doubt, been ravished
by every brute in the band. God pity
the unfortunate victims whose lot II is
to reside on this unprotected frontier.
Ths Knights In . mad Ilumer.
CHICAGO, March 2s.--Apollo Com
msndsry Of Knights Templar, instead Of
attending the San Francisco Conclave,
have decided to make European jour
ney. The Epeuing Journal says the de-
cision is due to the fact that notwith-
standing the handsome treatment of the
San Francisco Commandery while in
Chicago, the Grand Commander Of Cali
fornia, in his subsequent annual address,
referred to the Chicago Knights as no
gentlemen. The Journal declares that
the San Francisco Commandery while
here were given the choice OF tents on
the lake front The actual expenses
we're 81, 900, but was assessed at 81, 600
They demurred to paying even this
amount. and the bill was cut down to
$500; that they gavea due bill and then
had 70 be sued.
THE OTHER SIDE.
SAN FRAScrsco, March 29.-Regard.
ing charges made by the Chicago Journal
against San Francisco Commandery Of
Knights Templar, telegraphed this morn
ing, the officers Of the Commandery say
that the Chicago Commandery hired the
camp ground on speculation and rented
II out to visiting Communicates. At the
close Of the Conclave the Chicagoans said
they would lose money on the specula-
ton, and charged the San Francisco
Knights six hundred dollars extra to
cover the alleged loss. A due bill was
given for the amount for payment, which
was delayed, and the bill was sent here
for collection with orders to sue il neces.
sary. .ut the bill was paid without suit.
MiaIns TreubIes in CoIerndo.
DENVER, March Recently the d.
rectors Of the Bassick Mining Company
in New York received threatening letters
from Q large number Of miners at Que.
rida, where the mine is located, demand
ing the dismissal Of Superintendent Per-
kins and Foreman McGregor, charging
them with unsufferable tyranny, anu
that they interfere in numberless ways
with the rights OF the men, etc. The
company are reliably informed that the
true solution Of the trouble is that Per-
kins discovered that an organized band
had long been stealing ore from the com
pany and was instrumental In sending
several to the penitentiary. To-day the
malcontents served notices on fifty per-
sons to leave town forthwith. threaten
ing violence. Querida and surrounding
country Is terribly excited. The miners
are parading the atreets and the laws are
defied. Governor Grant has been called
upon 10 proclaim martial law. Fears
are entertained Of bloodshed before
morning.
The n. Y. Heraldr on the Indian
Outrages.
New YORK, March 20. The Heraid''
editorial on Indian atrocities says
'sThese wretches, Gen. Crook writes,
though numbering not more than 200 or
800 themselves, have killed not less thar
1000 persons in the last ten years, ant
that in 30 thinly populated country ~
Arizona. We trust they will now b,
promptly and eifectually dealt with. They
deserve no mercy, and the people oi
Southern Arizona are justified in de
manding their determination. Thoss
who are not killed ought to be scattered
among peaceable tribes at a distance, 81
as to lose their power, or be confined il
prison. 1t is an inhuman policy whicl
shows mercy to a band of murderers ant
allows them to prey for years upol
peaceable communities.
Foster Wants an once.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The friend
Of Charlie Foster propose to take tim
by the forelock. General Grosevener an,
Ren Butterworth will call on the Presi
dent to urge the appointment Of Foste
for Postmaster General. The genera
impression here is that as tho law nov
stands, the President cannot renew a,
interim On appointments in the case of
cabinet officer but must select ne,
Postmaster General in ten days. Tn
President wants more time and will to
morrow submit to the Attorney Genera
the question whether or not he can re
appoint Mr.. Hatton, every ten day
till he gets his mind made up.
Raging River.
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