Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18

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family, Sacramento; L } Wood, Riv-
erside; @ Barber. Auburn, N Y;
Dodsworth, Mrs John Bryson, r ID
Mott, q II Burton, \ NJ Woods, K NJ NJ
Dodsworth, NJ l. Wicks Il Germain. w
II Perry, j A Studabecker, Los Angeles;
II NJ Ames, San Gabriel; Ii A Wray.
Sandwich Islands.
Instructed for Tiidem- senator
knight Denounced Rain.
HoLLisrgR, Cal, May 1.-THE Dem
ocraiic County Central Committee has
appointed delegates to the State Con
vention. The delegates were instructed
for 'rilden and Hendricks The action
Of State Senator Knight, in the Senate.
was denounced and his resignation de.
manded.
A light rain ia now falling with pros.
poets Of heavy storm.
Damaging Rain at saiinns.
SALINAS, Cal, May lit Is raining
quite hard this evening and II it con-
iinues IL will do much damage to crops.
lightning and Rain.
NArA, Cal, May IA heavy shower
of rain fell here tonight. accompanied
by sharp lightning. 1t is still raining.
Rain at sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, May ia brisk
shower of rain set in here about half
past five, but was Of short duration.
Since then it IL cloudy and lowering.
Occasional flashes of lightning arc seen
in the south. All indications are that
we will have rainy night.
Wind and Rain storm.
GHRMANTowN, Gala, May ia
heavy thunder storm visited the north
ern part Of Colusa county this afternoon
just preceding the rain heavy north
east gale swept across the plains, carry
ing clouds of dust and light articles with
1t. In its course IL struck the new grain
warehouse OF A. ID. Logan and demol-
i4hed its entire east side. The rain was
of short duration. The damage to hay
and grain will be nominal.
Thunder. Lightning and Rain.
SAN FRANoIsao. May l7.-About 1880
this evening it began raining slightly
and soon developed into heavy down
pour, continuing about half on hour.
Preceding the precipitation there was a
heavy wind and flashes OF lightning.
The rain was accompanied by thunder
and lightning. The sky is now clear.
The Grand Lodge I. d. o. n.
BAN Francisco, May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge |. o. o. f. met again this morn.
ing, Grand Master W. w. Morrow,
presiding. The special committee to
prepare resolutions OF thanks for the
assistance rendered and the csurtesies
extended in the demonstration at the
corner stone ceremonies, presented
report, which was adopted. Resolu-
tions Of thanks To Grand Marshal
Lloyd and Chief Aid Kinne for
the able management of the demon
stration. were also adopted. Tho report
of the Finance Committe, containing es-
timated receipts and expenditures, the
former $l5, 594.5 and the latter Sl3,.
3i8. 20, was adopted. Ten estimates to
allow 81, 500 er annum for an assistant
to the Grand Secretary and 500 for the
latter's travelling expenses were pre-
sented. An assessment Of fifty cents per
capita on subordinate lodges was levied,
payable upon the commencement OF the
succeeding term.
Officers Of the Grand Lodge. 1. q.
q. r.. Installed.
SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE Grand
Lodge, |. O. o. F., this afternoon in-
stalled the newly elected officers for the
ensuing term. The appointment of
District Deputy Grand Masters was
then announced. The ceremony of pre-
senting A. G.. NJ. Jewel to w. W. Nor
row was then performed by Edward
Benner OF Eureka Lodge, No. 1. Grand
Master-elect, L.. 2. Smith, followed with
brief salutatory andlthe Grand Lodge
was declared adjourned sine die.
Released and Rearrested.
SAN Francisco, May l7.-lIarry
Wells and Martha Wilson (colored)
witnesses in the Sharon trial, who
were ordered to the county Jail by
Judge Sullivan, for alleged perjury,
applied 10 the Supreme Court yesterday
for writ Of habeas corpus. That
tribunal directed them to the Alameda
County Superior Court. This
morning they appeared in Oak
land before Judges Crane, Hamil.
ton and Green, who heard their
application in banc. The court held
that Judge Sullivan had no right to
keep them confined in jail without hav.
ing filed complaint against them,
which had failed to be done. The pris-
oners were therefore ordered released
from custody. No sooner had the San
Fancisco Deputy Sheriff relnquished
his claim upon them than officer w. p.
Lean, who had sworn out a complaint
against them, appeared with warrant
and arrested them for perjury.
The HaggIn stock sale.
SACRAMENTO, May 1.-THE second
day of the Haggin stock sale was devot-
ed to Que and two year-olds. The aver.
age price realized for the latter was S439,
and for yearlings, S23i The iilly Elsa,
sire Echo, brought Sl050. A bay tiIly,
sire Alaska, was sold for S400. These
figures are the highest prices brought.
Aggregate of the entire sale, 1913, 600.
The stock board.
SAN FRANCISCO, May II. = Belle
Isle, 50 60; Chollar, Sl.35; Crown
Point, 81 40; Gould 4 Curry, 81 so; Hale
& Norcross, 81 20; Mexican, Sl.90; Nav
MO, .O3; Ophir, 81 40; Potosi, go; Savage.
81: Sierra Nevada, 81 so; Union Consoli
dated, 200; Yellow jacket, 81. 05;
WHEAT and barley Market.
SAN FRANcIsoo, May l7.-Wheat.
steady and fair; seller, 81 39s6ll. 40.
Barley. weak bat fair; seller. season,
.Sid Sit; buyer, .SSa@ SO; buyer, season,
$50 .S5s.
Majors Confined i'm n safe Cell
OAKLAND, May II. - Sheriff Me
Cleverty, of Alameda County, this
morning revoked the appointment of
Peter Lahr, the iailor who was in
charge of the county jail of Alameda
county when Majors made his escape.
tie has also ordered Majors to be placed
in the cell provided for the custody of
insane persons. lie is now confined in
that cell with his feet strapped and his
arms shackled.
Buried In n Mine.
GRASS VALLEY, May IA party of
fsur, who were working on some new
ground on the old Norambeg mine,
four miles below this place, were shutin in
the drifts of the mine this morning and
are all presumed to he dead. James
Lawrence, Robert Wallace, Joseph
Hayes and Coleman Chappell are the
names of the miners. A large number
of men are at work unearthiug the
bodies The ground is caving all the
time. and il is thought the bodies are