Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01
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PACIFIC COAST.

PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.
FnEsNo. Cal, May 3l.--Following
is list Of SOUTH bound passengers pass
ing here this evening:
+ Houuhtou, Tchama, Cal; John Mat
tan, A Ragent, T G Woodbury. and wife,
j NJ johnson, Mrs Enright and two
children, San Francisco; G g Bemis, Chi
caQo; II Phillips, Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs
Goldstein, Louis Souifraire, Los Ange-
les.
EMERsoS's MINsTRELs.
Charley Reed, Charley Cogill, Harry
Cogill, II w Frillman. Ben Clark, w +
Bishop, Frank Valerga, Harry Sherley.
John Wilson, VIM Cameron, NJ Ioober-
bier, l. Cellarius, W Bodecker, } Doni-
gan, Chas Goetting, Till Mccarthy,
Robt NJ Eberle.
santa Clara Democratic Delegates
SAN JosE, May 3l.-The Democratic
County Convention met to-day and nom
mated the following delegates To the
State Convention: NJ. X. Mckee,
Jacob lleft, X. d. Fox, Il Caldwell,
Il. Il. Fraser, +. Il. Carroll, 5. II.
Jameson, y. Il. Hetzell. John Bergan, A.
French, II. II. Main, K. Walker, A. X.
lIiel, Perry Dowdy; ut large, g. L. KY
land, j. 4. Murphy, l.. Loupe. Reso-
l..a. al. an1nrut,.n VtIIau
and Hendricks aud repudiating Stephen
j. Field as Presidential aspirant.
Democratic Primaries In sacra-
nentO.
SACRAMENTO, May 3l.-The Demo-
cratic primaries to-day were holly con
tested, there being opposition tickets in
every ward. The regular tickets carried
the day. Speaker Larue, candidate for
delegate TO the County Convention in
his own ward, was on both tickets, but
was, nevertheless, defeated. 1t is con-
sidered that this result kills his pros.
pect, for going to the National Demo
cratic Convention.
san Joaquin County Tor Ttidop.
STOCKTON. May 3l.--The Democratic
County Convention adopted a resolution
instructing the delegates to the State
Convention to vots for delegates to the
National Convention who will pledge
themselves to vote for the nomination of
Samuel j. Tilden for President and
Thos. A. Hendricks for Wee. President.
and opposed to Field first, last and
all the time. The following were elected
delegates to the State Convention:
d. c. shepherd, John 2. Cosgrove, j.
n Budd, George Dritz. Jr., "A. Leitch, &.
=. Stevens, W. q. Phelps, G. Grupe,
Daniel G,llies, A. +. Mosely, J. W.
Fitzgerald, George Brown. Thomas IL.
Williams, Jr., and ID. j. Oullahan.
virginia city Delegates for Tildcn
VIRGINIA CRY, New, May 3l.--The
Democratic primary election for dele
gates to the State Convention took place
to-day and resulted in the election of
Tilden delegates.
A Case OF Smallpox.
SAN Francisco, May 81. Richard
Paul, who arrived here from Bremen,
via Baltimore, was to-day sent to the
hoSIitui WIN tiC tutiiPoNs ifu seheco
that when the steamship was ten days
out from Bremen passenger was buried
and five Others were buried before reach
ing port. He was not informed OF the
cause of their death.
A Little Girls Leg Cut OF by n
Mower.
SAN JosE, Gala, May 3l.-This after
noon at 4 o'clock, while Zachariah
Lundy was cutting hay in lot adjoin.
ing his home, in the eastern suburbs Of
the city, unknown to him his six.year
old daughter May climbed the fence and
hid in the high grass, intending to sur
prise him. The first the father knew of
her presence was her screams. Stop
ping his mower as quickly as possible he
found her left leg cut in two above the
ankle and the right foot injured. Her
left leg has been amputated.
GrmcO- Roman wrestling.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 3l.-The
Greco. Roman wrestling match this
evening between Clarence Whistler, of
this city, and Tom Cannon, lately OF
Denver, for $3.50 q side, was won by
Whistler, in two straight falls, in
twenty.seven minutes and thirty one
minutes.
SAN Francisco, May 3l.-A man
named Dietrich aud his wife got Into u
quarrel to-day, in which he shot her and
then shot himself She is likely to re.
cover. lie is not expected to live
through the night.
Rain at sacramento.:
SACRAMENTO, Gala, May 3l.-A
heavy shower Of rain fell here at d
o'clock this evening. 1t was accompan.
led by peals of thunder. Fleecy black
clouds hide the sky tonight.
Payment OF Railroad Taxes.
FRESNO, Cal, May 3l.-Attorney
General Marshall paid into the County
Treasury to-day Sil, ,091 81 State and
County taxes, less penalties and interest
for 1850 and 1852. The suit for tn,
taxes OF 1881 is pending in the u. s. Su
preme Cou,t.
CoIusa County Delegates.
CoLusA, Cal, May 3t.-The following
delegates to the State Convention wer,
elected; John T. Harrington, l.. w
Hart, John sites, Robert Cosner, 7
O'Brien, D. b. Sutton, Reuben Clark
Geo. l., Cntier, j. w. Bondurant,
Strong Tilden resolutions were ad'
opted
Hanged for killing nm Indian.
Victoria, b, C, May 3l.-Edwarc
Lemon, for the murder OF an Indian
was hanged in this city at six o'clocl
this morning. The execution was pri
vate, members OF the press being pres
ent. He met death calmly and made NJ
statement, although he had previously
acknowledged his guilt.
EASTERN.
The Nominators of Candidates.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Meetings of tn
various candidates were held this after