Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13


Hopkins, A l. Ham, l. iiaden, WIN
Maitin. Mrs Hopkins, J Drill, NJ ii
Foy, Miss NJ n Barnett, San Francisco;
X " Horn, Santa CLARA. Cal; Adley ID
Smith, Oakland; Emil Spoldan, Mexi-
co; Chas Smith, Alameda; NJ w sui
phens, Oakland; MISS w h McAlister,
huntsville. Alameda county, Cal; VIM
MINER, Cotton; + G Rodriguez and fam
lily, III paso. Tex; Manteroll, do; q
Cinochio, Yuma; J Auzerais, San jose;
Miss Bral, MIR Bral Los Angeles; w X
Hughes aud wife, S Dean. Chicago, J
NJ Dasao, south America; w X Merrill,
Deming; Mrs Surch. Denver, Col
R.soiution or Adjournment
Adopted.
SACRAMENTO, May l2.-The Assembly
met ut 2. 30 r. NJ. breckenridge intro
duOed concurrent resolution that the
Legislature adjourn sine die at noon to-
morrow. Carried by II unanimous vote.
The Senate at o'clock to-day passed,
by vote Of 20 to Is. the Assembly con-
corr.nt resolution to adjourn sine die
tomorrow at noon.
business In the AssembIy.l
SACRAMENTO, Gala, May l2.-ln the
House. Senator Sullivan's amendment to
the Constitution, Section TX, Article ID,
proposing that four members OF the State
Board OF Equalization shall be elected
| from the old Congressional districts ani
prohibiting that body from raising any
mortgage, deed of trust, contract or
other obligation by which debt is &C.
cured, money or solvent credits abovc its
face value, finally passed the House this
afternoon and was Immediately returned
| Do the Senate. Cutters concurrent res
olution ordering the Attorney General to
return the 80 called compromise tax
money to the railroad companies. pro.
yided their attorneys first consent and
stipuiate in writing to reinstate said tax
cases in the condition in which they
were before the entry OF the judgment
therein, was aid on the table. The
House refused to take up out OF order
Catnine,us concurrent resolution in
sirIcting the Attorney General to have
the tax judgments set aside and the
cases tried anew, and then to receive
the money paid him as part payment. or
payment on account. IitIt liif
The Extra session n Failure.
SACRAMENTO, May l2.-In the Senate
johnson spoke in favor OF the adoption
Of the resolution 10 adjourn sine die to-
morrow (ruesdayl noon. Coming as
it did from the other branch of the
Legislature it was entitled to respect.
The Assembly had .gauged the temper
of the Senate aud deemed adjournment
best. Taking a calm retrospect of the
session, what had been done? Two ap-
preparation bills, five or six resolutions
instructing Congressman how to vote;
also n resolution instructipg the
Governor to make holiday in favor Of
a man who had been dead hundred
years, had been passed. The session
proved failure, the people Of the State
got no relief, aud the only relief would
be the news Of adjournment"
The sharon Cnse-Althea Threat
ems to Cow hide General Baraes
Witnesses Arrested for Per-
jury. s o sa ew,
San FRAScisco, May l2. Before the
opening Of the Sharon case today the
plaintiff, Miss Hill: informed General
Barnes, counsel for the defense, that she
would cowhide him if he persisted in
talking to her cousin Frank Rodney
about her affairs. The day was con-
sumed in the rosa.examination of h. l..
Wells, who, on Friday last, admitted to
having testified falsely. On motion of
Judge Terry, of counsel for the plaintiff,
Wells was arrested charged with per-
jury.
Mrs Martha Wilson has also been ar
rested for perjury with bail in her case,
as in the case OF Wells, fixed at S2O,.
600. General Barnes askod that the
court determine which of the particular
facts sworn to were those iu which per-
jury had been committed, and which Of
the statements were true.
Judge sullivan replied as follows: 81
have determined upon those facts nl-
ready. The fact is, never believed that
such an introduction took place,
and | think that witness COM
mItted perjury when ho testified
to that effect. True, in my opinion. was
not such a man MS Sharon would intro.
duce to his wife. As far Is Mrs Will
sons testimony is concerned, my pres
ent impression of her testimony is the
reverse. intended to wait until the
evidence was all in. believe Martha
Wilson committed perjury when she was
on the stand for the second time. l
shall also commit Martha Wilson into
custody, us the perjury was committed
in the one case as much as in the other.
Let bail be fixedat 500, 900 in each case.
nh, Ata,H uRaurd
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL - Best h
Belcher, Sl.S5; Chollar, 81 80; Crown
Point,sl 40; Gould & Curry, 81, As; Hale
4 Norcross, $3.50; Mexican. S2.05;
0phir, sl.65; poiosi. .65; Savage, .S5;
Sierra Nevada, Sl,70; Union Consoli-
latod, 500; Navajo, 50 Is; Jacket,
81. IS; Belle lie. .55.
Wheat and Barley Market
SAX FRANCISCO, May l2. Wheat,
no quotations. Barley, steady but quiet;
seller, so; seller, season, .SS; buyer, or;
buyer, season, 30.
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury.
REDWOOD CITY, CAL. May l2.-The
Coroners jury in the case of Henry
Casey rendered verdict that Casey
came to his death at the hands of Daniel
Sweeney. No charge was entered against
Sweeney by the jury.