Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-08

LATE TELEaRAMs,


LATE TELEGRAM6,
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 7.--EENATE-Bald-
win, Of the Committee ON Federal rela-
tions, has reported substitute for the
railroad resolution Of Del Vale. Barry,
Wallis, Doughsrty and Cronan signed
the rneiefity rsoert Baldwin cent in q
minority report In which he recommend
ed the passage Of Del Wales resolution.
The mater E eppeial order for to-mor-
row 1t = O'Clock, and the resolution was
ordered printed.
The morning session was taken mp in
discussing McClure's bill permitting
stockholdsrs 70 sue on behalf Of . COR
p,ration. The bill was read second
time. Recess then followed.
AssEnBLY--Barry's railroad bill taken
up under special order, and discussion
resumed on Cut3sr's motion to strike
out Section l. TIE question was deba-
ted for IN hour when the House refused
to strike out the Section--vote 50 to Is.
Leverson offered substitute for Section
I. which provided that tho Railroad
Commissioners shall have power to grant
permission to foreign railroad corpora
tions 10 enter or stste, railroad corpora
ton 70 leave the State; lost.
ColemanS offered an amendment
which provided that NO railroad should
enter Or leave the State except under
special franchise granted by the Legisla.
ture; last, sectioa . denies . railroad
corporation any right Of delay in pro-
ceedings ON appeal from peremptory
amendment lost. Johnston moved to
strike out section 9, which ID o follows:
ION expiration or forfeiture of charter
Of any railroad corporation, its
road and appurtenances and right
Of way acquired by It. remain vested in
the people Of che State fof public use.
It's other property shall Be sold and the
proceeds, after the payment Of its debts
and liabilities, divided among It's stock
bolders." The House refused to strike
out-l7 70 II. Barry then moved the
main quslEiop be put thus: Shall the
bill be ordered to . third reading, en-
crossed, and placed ON it, final passage
- the special order for tomorrow morn
ing ct 10 o'clocks The question 80 put
was carried.
Bills were introduced by Campbell
providing thnt the salaries Of the Rail-
road CommlDsioneF, Secretary and
Bailifis, b. reduced each to one hundred
dollan peF yssr.
Dse1A - = PIsneer Printer.
San InArmsco, Feb. 6.--Jerome B.
PsintG1, pioneer printer on this coast
end foo4dsr Of the first type foundry on
the Pacific coast, died in this city this
evening, aged s. years.
nsu Tra.esses Markets.
San oFBAgcIsco Feb. Z. Wheat
Is higher for futures, spot ia unchanged.
Barley il higher, feed 81 2ot9 %; call
sales are as follows: Feb. 81 20; March,
sl.2o; April 81 20.
SaIeiAe At san Baenaventnra
SAN BuEsAyESTraA, CAL, Feb. I'll
On Saturday, as telegraphed, Alois
Albrecht shot one Robert Stokes in the
breast without apparent provocation.
Yesterday he was held " answer, and
gave bonds. This morning early he APP
peared in the Free Press building in
curing for Judge Shepherd, his counsel,
and after waiting in the halfway for
some time he suddenly, when alone,
drew snAIl pistol aud hrel bullet ex-
aotly into the center Of his forehead. He
died in few minutes. He was clearly
insane. Albrecht was an industrious
young German, twenty-five years Of age.
Stokes, whom he first shot, may recover.
Arissna Legislative Matters,
Tucson, A. T.. Feb. THE Stare
Prescott special says: The memorial
to Congress asking the removal Of the
Apaches to the Indian territory has
passed both houses. Gross frauds are
Being discovered in the management Of
territorial funds. Knapp, Graves and
Duncan by . joint resolution of both
houses ers AppQinted ~ . Committee TO
iayestieats the same The Commission
leave Tor Yuma to-day. The Tucson
and northern Arizona narrow gauge rail
road bill has been referred to delega-
tons from Pima, Pinal, Gils aud Apache
counties. The Prison committee il also
authorised 10 investigate the expehdi-
turs of ten thousand dollars in building
road from Yuma TO Ehrenberg. A
bill has been introduced authorizing Dis
trict Courts to change names, persons
and corporations.
Congregational News.
WAsHIsorox, Feb. Ga vote will be
taken in the House tomorrow that will
definitely settle whether the tariff bill Is
to be passed this session or not. At the
conclusion Of the tariff debate In the
House to-day Mr.. Morrison proposed to
adopt the metal schedule as agreed to
by the Senate, and said that if that
motion were agreed to, there would be
no delay whatever, 20 far a. the Demo-
cratic side of the House was concerned,
upon this most important schedule. He
refused to promise that no amend
ments would be offered, II
the House, by voting down
the Senate schedule, adopted
Ways and Means rates. Judge Kelly
agreed to permit q vote upon this propo-
sition. Ita result will decide whether
there are enough Republicans who pre-
fer the adoption of low rates, as recon-
mended by the Senate, to no bill at all.
There are unquestionably Republicans
from New England and the West, who
have been steadily supporting the Ways
and Means Committee rates, who really
favor the Senate blu, and II the naked
proposition IL offered of no bill or the
Senate's rates, they will vote for the
Senate bill.
A wild Indian.
LEETLE Rock, Ark, Feb. ia trag-
sdy occurred among the Creek Indians
last Saturday. The Creek orphan money
was distributed and one Of the Euchee
band received two thousand dollars.
Such good luck drove him crazy. Sat
urday no received the money, and on
Sunday morning, before daylight he shot
two OF his companions, r. Brown and
John Buck through the head while sloep
ing. The whole company arrived and
attempted to capture the lunatic. jim
Barnett was mortally wounded. The
Indian took ahelter under wagon and
defended himself with fire arms 1t be
ing impossible to capture him, he WA
killed by : well directed volley. Thu
principal ehief of tho Usage Indians Il
Joseph PHwnse Napawashs.