Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-18

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by, Chas Rowell NJ Black, J l. dc Ia
Guerra, 7 Whitehead, a J Bowie. + l.
Shaw, San Francisco; Mrs U Nelson,
Ella Nelson, Victoria, b G; VIM Noyes,
II Theckley, Mrs O'Keefc, Oakland; Rev
J. Waugh, Petaluma, Cal; Mrs Porter,
Miss Porter, Tucson; 4 + Rea, Mex
leo; X White, Yuma; Joe Meyersteiu,
San Bernardino; l. Goldsmith, Santa
Ana; Mrs y ID Hoag aud two children,
Oakland; z l. Keaggy, Pittsbnrg, N o
Stafford, Santa Ana; A T. Hartman,
ID $ Millar, Tombstone; d w IIamlin,
Indiana, A Carey, Cincinnati; VIM Nj
White and daughter, Tucson; d Dun
lap, Los Angeles.
The Legislature
SACRAMENTO, April 1.-THE Senate,
without doing any business, adjourned
to give the Judiciary Committee time to
hear the statement and views of Gen
eral Naglee on the Barry bill
| AssEMBLy-Campb bill relative to
assessing railroad franchises, road rbods.
rails, etc, was amended, reported back
and made the special order for Monday
at Pr. M.
| DlDD ltihbiNt W tuAt5 iii SouhhCo
and in San Francisco was ordered to
third reading yesterday, and was made
the special order for Monday next, ut 2
+. NJ.
Loverson withdrew his bill relating to
Railroad Commissioners in favor of
Campbells to the same purpose, which
was read for the first time.
One of WnlInce,s bills Lost,
SAcRAMESro, April l7.-Bill No. 2S,
which is Wallace's constitutional
amendment for the taxation of railway
mortgages, was lost in the House to day
| by q vote of Al in favor of it and 20
against it, being thirteen less than neces-
sary for the passage of n constitutional
amendment. Tomorrow a motion to
reconsider it will be made.
Leverson Contumacious.
SACRAMENTO, April 1.-THE special
committee to investigate the charges of
unpriviledged conduct against Leverson
summoned him to answer this afternoon.
| He read written statment in which he
| refused to say whether he wrote the
letter to the Chaplain and in which he
challenges the right of the committee or
the House or Legislature to try him.
Then he walked out and declined TO
come back when called. The committee
concluded that this action was contuma-
cious to them and contemptuous toward
the House. They will therefore report
in favor OF publicly censuring him.
Arrived on Time.
San FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE first
fast overland mail train on the Central
Pacific arrived this morning on time.
The Funeral of General Deitxler.
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE re-
mains of General Deitzler, who was
thrown from buggy at Tucson last
week and killed, arrived to-day. He
will be buried Sunday next, under the
auspices of the Masons, the funeral be-
ing under the especial charge of the
knights Templar. The members of the
Grand Army and the Loyal Legion will
tako part in the ceremony.
The VIII of John Parrott,
SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE will
of John Parrott, the banker, lately de-
ceased, has been filed for probate. De-
ceased expressly specified that no ap-
praisement or inventory of his estate
should be made. 1t is estimated at
S5,000,0G0. the bulk of which is be-
queathed to his wife, Mrs. Abby NJ.
Parrott.
The sharon Divorce Case.
SAN Francisco, April l7.-In the
Sharon divorce case to-day James j.
Robbins, late OF Modesto, was the first
witness called, after whom Mrs. Shaw
han was again placed on the stand. She
underwent Il very severe personal cross
examination at the hands of Mr.. Tyler,
counsel for Miss Hill. On retiring to
the witness room she tainted away. The
deposition OF Frederick C. Burchard was
read by Judge Evans for the defense.
The stock board.
SAN Francisco, April II. - Best &
Belcher, 81 80; Chollar, Sl.l0; Co.'S
solidated Virginia, .25; Crown Point,
Sl30; Eureka Con-, S4.l5 Gould &
Curry, 81 %; Hale h Norcross, Sl.40;
Mexican, Sl.O5; Northern Belle,-;Ophir,
55; Potosi, .55; Savage, 40; Sierra
Nevada, Sl.s0; Union Consolidated,
SI.DJ; GLOW Jacket, Cl.lD.
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, April II. - Wheat,
steady and quiet; seller, 81 .37b@Sl .37f;
buyer, season, Sl.5l1@l,5lk Bar.
ley, weak but active; seller, season,
.7St; buyer. .S6@. S6s; buyer, sea-
son, .79I@s0.
Blood Horse Association Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l7.-Third cay
of the Blood Horse Association races.
The first race, for two.y .year-olds, five
eighths of a. mile, was won by Bonanza,
in | :05.
The second race, for the Pacific cup,
handicap, two and quarter miles, was
won by John A, in ABB.
The third race, for three year-olds, one
and three eighths of q mile, was won by
Harry Rose, in 2:29, but he was dis
qualified and the race was given to Clio.
riana.
The fourth race, free for all ages,
three quarters OF a mile, was won by
Premium in l:l7t.
The New steamship santa Rosa.
SANTA BARBAGA, Gala, April 1.-THE
new steamship Santa Rosa, of Goodall,
Perkins 4 Co.'S line, tifty-three days
from New York and seventeen days
from Valparaiso, passed here to-day at
1 o'clock. She is to run from San Fran
cisco to Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,
San Diego and San Luis Obispo,
Father sanchez Dead.
SANTA BARBARA, April I7.-Reverend
Father Francis j. Sanchez, the only one
remaining of the Franciscan missionaries
at this place, and probably the oldest
priest at present in the State, died this
morning. Father Sanchez came to Cali
fornis in lS4l with the hrst bishop,
Right Reverend Garcia Diego, and has
remained here ever since. lie had been
i'll for several months from the effects OF
cold from which he died. Solemn High
Mass will be celebrated tomorrow. He
was well known throughout California.
He was aged Il years.
Attempt TO Escape from san
Quentin.
SAN QUENTIN, April I7.-William A.
Miner, the notorious stage robber, now
serving his fifth term under sentence fol
twenty-five years, made an attempt to
escape last night. When the lookup
made his round he discovered an ingen
iously constructed dummy in Miners
cell Search was made and Miner was
discovered hid away in the door factory
The dummy was placed in position by
Miners cell mate. The face was con
strueied OF brown and pink soap and
bore striking resemblance to Miner.
High Water Mt COiusa.
CoLUSA, Gala, April 1.-THE Sacra
mento river last aight reached 26 feet :
inches, which is niuo inches above higl
water mark. Three breaks have oc
cured in levees near here aud muot
damage is beirg done, but no estimat,
can be made at present. The river il