Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-26
Murdered by a Tramp.

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Murdered by Tramp.
San Francisco, Jan. 2j.-At o'clock
this morning street tramp, giving the
name of William Moran, accosted Cbas.
Beauman, bartender who was on his
way home, and asked him for two bits
for nights lodging. On being refused
the tramp knocked him down, rupturing
blood vessel of his head, from the
effects of which I,eauman died. Moran,
when arrested, said that Beauman abused
him and used insulting language, which
induced him to strike him. Beauman
was fifty six years Of age. Moran is
booked for murder.
Ovation to the SiOggers.
SAN FRANCIsco. Jan. 5.-t'ifty po-
licemen were detailed this morning to
preserve order on Sullivan's arrival His
reception was tremendous ovation. Six
thousand admirers greeted the great
slogger and fully a Thousand men and
boys followed the carriage up the street,
trying to keep pace with the horses,
cheering all tho way. The Palace Hotel
was bes eyed by crowds desirous of pay
ing their respects to the muscular Bos-
tonian. The Attendance this evening
was spoiled by the ticket spectators,
only four thousand being present The
combination spirring was disappoint-
ment They leave on Wednesday for
Oregon. On their return they play at
the Grand Opera House one week, then
90 south to Texas aud New Orleans.
reaching New York the first Of May.
Light Rains North.
SAN FRAScIsco, Jan, 2j.-There was
light ,an here this morning, but it
soon stopp d. kilograms from Napa,
Petaluma and Santa Rosa report light
rains.
Rain NOtss - santa Barbara
Favored.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. ga report
from Sacramento states that there was
a sprinkle OF rain during the day, closing
with heavy downpour in the evening.
Sonoma reports a slight sprinkle OF
rain during the morning.
Santa Barbara WAS favored with
sprinkle of rain this afteruoon.
Vallejo had light rain this morning.
Important 10 AngelenOs
SAN Francisco, Jan. 25.--During the
Sullivan exhibition this evening the an
nouncement was made that admission to
morrow would be one dollar Tickets
to-day were $3.50
Veterans Home Association Elec-
tiOn.
SAN FRANCIsco, Jan. 25.-The cleo
ton of the Veterans Home Association
to-da-r resulted rs follows: Department
Commander, James NJ. Davis, OF Lincoln
Post No. |, of San Francisco; Senior
Vice Department Commander, A. $.
Bennett, of John A. Dix Post No. ~, of
San lose; Junior Vice Department Com.
mander. II. A. Barnett. OF Sumner Post
No. 3, Sacramento; Medical Director, L.
Z. Wood, of Fitzpatrick Post No. 3S;
Chaplain, Rev. f. X. Noble, of Lincoln
Post No. |, San Francisco.
Rain at MarysviiIe.
MARysvILLE, Cal, Jan. 25.--Seven
huadredths vi an inch OF rain fell this
morning. The total ra nfa!l for the sea.
son to dlie is 4:l5 inches. This noon
weather Gear
suit- To Collect License Taxes.
SAN JOSE, Jan 25.-The District At
torney to-day commenced suit against
the Central Pacific, Southern Pacific and
South Pacific Coast Railroads, and the
Western Union Telegraph Company, to
collect county license taxes which they
refused to pay. The license imposedupon
the railroads is 500 each per month;
the telegraph company Sl5 per month.
Murdcrin the Frst Degree Ar
rested for Rape.
SALISAs Gala, Jan. %. Argument
in the case of Torres, on trial for the
murder ot a Chinaman, was concluded
at / o'clock this morning. The Jury in
less than five IN nutes returned verdict
OF murder in the first degree. Judge
Alexander will pronounce the death sea
tence next Momd ".
William Lynn, aged about - years,
WAS arrested to-day aud lodge in Jail ON
the charge of rape, on complaint OF Mar
tin Redington, depot master at the rail |
road station here. 1t is alleged the crime
was committed ON tue eight year old |
daughter of Redington. 4
sieishing at Portland, Oregon.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Jan. 25.-There
was heavy fall of snow last night. The
weather is very cold and hundreds of |
sleighs are flying through the streets.
for Wells, Fargo Il 90.
PORTLAND, Jan. 25.-ln the case of |
Wells, Fargo X Co, vs.. the Oregon Rail
road and Navigation Company, involv-
ing the right OF the former to send their
express matter in charge OF their pursers
over the lines of the latter. Judge Deadly,
of the United States Circuit Court, lie.
cided in favor OF Wells, Fargo & Co.
Held without Bail
Rustlers' Revenge.
TOMBSTONE, Jan. 25.-The examina.
ton of Billy Delaney for completely in
the Bisboe murder closed to-day and
the defendant was held without bail.
a report reached here this afternoon
that Gucero, the Mexican who accom-.
panied Deputy Sheriff Daniels in his
chase alter Big Dan Dowd, had been
iound hanging to a tree near the Sonora
ine, with the body riddled with bullets.
It is supposed to be the work of Rustlers,
riends OF Dowd.
Fire-Chier Engineer
scuIly Suf'ocated,
VALLEJO, Jar. 25.-Shortly before 10
ii elk tonight the dry goods store of
!. Slraus,e, situated in the southwest
,orner of the Bernard House, the plinci-
pal block in the town, took fire from
ome unknown cause and burned rapidly.
Water was not obtained for some little
lime and the entire block was threat.
med. As it was. the corner of the
where the lire originated, in
'luding lhe second floor, was completely !
utte' before the fire was gotten under