Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
Ano,her Farce in the sharon Case

announcer farce In the Shnron Ease.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10. =. The
Sharon divorce proceedings were again
enlivened this morning by the refusal OF
Mr.. Tyler, counsel for Miss Hill, to
allow himself 10 be searched to see II he
carried revolver. Tyler said; II ask
that Mr.. BarneN be searched as well IS
myself" General Barnes--"I have been
searched like all other persons" Tyler.
junior, said the other gentlemen were
allowed to enter the court room upon
their personal assurance that they had
no arms in their possession. Judge
Tyler said that he did not mind that.
There had been great difference be.
tween tweedle- dun and tweedle-dee all
through the case. Judge Sullivan then
turned from the bench and walked out
OF the court room. remarking, 81 will
not sit on the bepch and try this case
until am assured that no person in this
court room has arms in his possession"
After the exit OF the Judge general
hegira Of counsel took place to Judge
SulIivan's chambers and few minutes
aftei ward his honor returned and took
his seat ON the bench. Argument over
the admissability of questions pat to the
witness, Mrs. Shawhan, by counsel for
plaintiff, was then continued.
Washouts on the n. r. n. R.-Two
locomotives Ditched.
MoJAvE, April TO- 1t has raincd here
incessantly for the last twsnty-four
hours.
The railroad track 10 again seriously
damaged. The engine and construction
train which left here last evening with a
force Of men, ran into q washout, about
four miles east of Lancaster, and the
whole outfit was turned into the gully.
No one was badly hurt Six miles south
of Langs, engine 40 ran into washout
and fell over on to one side, leaving the
tender on end The track ut Caliente
was covered with dirt to an average
depth Of twelve inches for more than
mile.
A brave Man,
FRESNO, April l0.-This evening
about 1880 o'clock, Miss Jennie Pease,
while passing along J street with Mrs.
s. Harris, was assailed by I'm unknown
man, who hit her over the head with an
iron bar, knocking her down. The vii.
lain made bis escape.
whIrlwind ut Fresno.
FRESNO. Cal, April l0.-A whirlwind
passed on the west side Of the track this
afternoon, about 2 o'clock, aud deInol.
ished barn belonging to Joaquin La
Motto. 1t took up small frame resi-
dence belonging to r. Manard and car
ried it bodily about twenty-five feet and
then smashed II and its contents to
smithers. 1t also unroofed a part Of
Church's stable and part Of Doaohos.
Beasly 4 Co.'S warehouse. It's track
was not above twenty feet wide. Mr..
Msnar1, who was in his house at the
time it was destroyed, was considerably
hurt. The storm cloud was described
by an eyewitness US bsing like big
black ball rolling along the ground.
Lightning accompanied the storm. In
consequence Of the heavy rains, fears
are entertained that tho town will be
flooded again. Tho rainfall for the
present storm is l.70 inches, making
Ia. 80 inches for the season, against 6.SS
inches to the same date last year.
Five Days Making Is Miles.
EUREKA, New. April l0.-A torrent
of rain fell here last night as change
from snow, which has been falling al
most continuously for six weeks. Travel
in the southeastern part Of the State is
next to impossible on account Of the
still deep snow and washouts. A dis
Patch states that the stage going to
Phoebe was five days making twenty.
five miles, between Willow Creek and
Parkers Station. Men on foot had to
drag the mail and express seven miles
on rawhides.
The Mexican Central Opened.
CRY OF MEXICO. April lO.-Mail and
pa senger service to the United States
over the Central Railroad was inaugural
cd to-day.