Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-30
LATE TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HEnALL., ,
Action sf the State Hertieuitural
NOefetys

Judge BIaokwood presented the follow
ing:
Resolped, That it Is ths sense of this
Society that in directing the county and
town assessors In the State to specially
assess the vineyards, orchards and fruit
trees, the State Board .of Equalization
has lranscended its power and duties.
and that such action is uncalled for, un-
wise and unjust; further. that the as
sessments Of trees, etc, and the non.
assessment Of growing crops is an unjust
Discrimination against the fruit-growers
Of this State.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Destruetive Fire In Han Fran.
ciseo.
San FRANclsco, March GA fire
broke ont last night in building on
Market strset, between frs. and Second
streets, owned BY Bowman L Beldins
and ossapisd by Fisher 4 Baum. deaf
srs in hosiery. notions, ETC., and K. Reed,
msnufacturer of shirts and underwear.
TIE difficulty in breaking in the heavy
irm doors gave the fire en- opportunity
Of gaming considerable headway before
the fire department. conld get properly
I w.ak. Fisher 4 Baum were damaged
5000 and were fully insured. R-eb's
lcsz will probably reach $1,000.
A usb i.yn<hes aserner sa Mis-
Way 20 the n'enitensaapy.
CoLuMBcs, o., March %. Passengers
arriving here ON the midnight train
from Cincinnati report that Berner, the
murderer sn route to the penitentiary,.
Wa taken from the train by large MOB
at Loveiand and il is thoagLt he has been
lynched.
ab visIen ee In CiselmsatI I-sev-
efal Killed and Weunded.
CIscINSATI, March 29.-Ten thousand
psople gathered in Music Hall last night
In response 10 call by reputable c,ti-
aens 10 take action ON the Bernef ver-
dict. Bernsr having been convicted Of
. cold bIooded murder and convicted Of
granddaughter. for which be was to-day
sentenced to 20 years imprisonment.
After the meeting adjourned the crowd
moved in the direction Of the Jail, which
tllsv attacked. The police and militia
were called ont, without however,
bsiug able to handle the mob.
A number Of shots were fred in the air
BY the militia. Several Of these shots
siancing. struck four persons. infliciing
what may prove fatal injuries. Early
this morning the jail 10 reported TO hsve
bseu fred, The fire department turned
and found It false alarm. The militia
again fred ON the mob killing Lew
l. n h.
mob This weakened the mob,
which retired from the Jail,
but remained outside. About 2. 30 A. N.
The mob raidsd the gun store Of D. Kilt
rsdes q Co.. in order to arm Themselves.
A serioes encounter 10 immlhent. The
friug by soldiers from windows Of the
jail mortally wounded James Green,
Walter b. Fay and James Green. Two
Others were seriously wounded. Tho
mob fully armed Themselves from
Kittcedga store, including small
csnnon. ASA. n. bud reports were
hard from the vicinity u the jail Al
'9.10 !. \. firing By cannon was resumed
By the mob Of fifty without effect. The
police have full control Of the Jail.
Jossph Stern wss shot dead. The his
tory of the crime for which Bsrner vas
to-day seatssesd 70 twenty years il Is
follows: Wm. n. Kirk wes murdered
IN his stable last February BY
Bsrnsr who stood behind door and
when bic victim sntessd smashsd his
bead with hammer aud robbed him Of
600; pat The body into the wagon Of
the murdered man Aud hauled y ~
nd dumpod Il into mill crock, vi - 4;
was found.
o.. .n.--Thsrs are still quite q lSs,
crowd around the jail, bat collsotsd
there by curiosity, The military are
still on guard and no further attack is
anticipated. The following additional
were killed and wounded last night:
Private Edward Muthert slightly. private
Herman Rose. slight, private Henry, pri-
yees Harry Rafting seriously, private G.
0ibbons eighty, Policemaa Phil Num-
seriously, Arthur Bonlilli,r arm shat
tered, Hsnry Ysiger slightly, John Grif-
eth fatal. Martin Rafferty, fatal, G. L.
BArtling seriously. Lawton slightly,
D0nnslison slightly, Mike Halle slightly.
Adolph Busser slightly, Cyrus johnson
slight, Reid slight, j. A. Leonard slight,
Jsck Bergman sligR, VIM. McMinner
slight, Mary Smith fatal, Geo. Miller
serious. A man from Virginia was se.
riously wounded who refused to give his
name. A. the meetiog ct Music Hall
adjourned last night the attention Of the
psopls was attracted by q shont of .
Young man who cried out: ITO the
Jail. Come ON and follow me
and hang Bernsr!" Although there
mixkt havs bssA - intention 20 organize
. mob, this WA the first time it found
vent ID . dnckdsd expression. The cry
wss soon taken up and spread rapidly.
There was : report on the street this
morninr tkst Bsrner had been
reoaptursd and huue n Lovelasd, but il
proved 70 b groundlsss. One story Ia
that Bsrner IL running from the crowd
at Lovslsnd ran into tho Miami
river and was drowned. This
10 not improbable - the night was
very dark and NO trace was found Of
him. The whole country IL being
secured BY excited oitissns and Il fou nd
alive will certainly be lynohsd. Officer
Mum died ~ four o'clock from the
effects Of his wounds.
RaissF sf the 0E1ngs asa Rrsassr
Associated ID HIS onse.
Al1uouERouI, March 20.--Charlss
L. Kuss, editor Of the Gringo axd
0rsassv paper, publishsd At Mansano,
New Mexico, was shot and killed yes
terday evening whils sitting In his Office.
The asaAssin 10 unknown. He fired
through the window.
Arrival sf the Sacred waite Rle-
Dhant.
NEW YoRx, March 20.-The steam.
ship LydiAn Monarch has arrived with
The saersd white elephant for Barnum.
The .RsDe Determines - Leave
LoNpox. Maruh q. The Paris cor.
respondent Of the Timss tslegraphs that
the Pope has nett1sd EapeEor Francis
Joseph In IN autogrsph lstter that there
are reasons which induce him to leave
Rome - more or less early date. The
Pope says be is well aware that his de-
otnion will have serious consequences 70
Chriseendon's but y bound 70 carry out
his inlshti ons.
naescnt Den's nss Is-us Dsn't
want the nt. Petersbure His.
LospoN, March 20.--A Berlin oorres.
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