Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-10
COAST CULLINGS.
HappniMgs Along the Pacific
slope.

Mrs. EuWln ASnuOWn, Wnllo con-
versing with her husband Sunday,
suddenly expired Of heart disease.
At the municipal election at Santa
Ana to-day, the anti-saloon ticket lost
their Trustees, but elected all other
officers.
Before the adjournment of the
| Dem Convention at Pendleton,
Oregon, it declared Cleveland the first
choice for President, but did not in
struct the delegates.
Frank Labounta, Of The Dalles,
Ore, young man employed at
Borthwick's lumber mill, was run
over by an east-bound express and in
stantly killed to-day.
A hotly contested election for or
against saloons is 10 progress to-day.
At noon the vote stood three hundred
and fifty-three against saloons, to two
hundred and ten for.
The Santa Cruz election proceeded
quietly. All the candidates are
pledged to secnre a system of public
water works and carry forward mu-
nicipal improvements.
The trial of DR.. l.. e. Powell for the
murder of Ralph Smith will be COM.
menced at Redwood City before the
Superior Court of San Mateo county
tomorrow morning.
A sharp earthquake was felt at Riv-
erside yesterday morning at five min
utes past Z. The wave was from the
northeast to the southwest. Dish es
on tables ratified lively.
The flues of q freight engine blew
out on the Atlantic and Pacific road at
Carriga, Ariz., last night, injuring
four men. The fireman and brake
men are not expected to live.
Chas. Miller was nearly killed by
falling from a load of lumber this
evening. He was dragged by the
runaway team nearly three hundred
yards and his jaw broken.
F. T. Newberg, Chief Engineer of
the San Francisco and Santa Cruz
railroad, began definite survey Of
that line to-day from Colina Station,
eight miles south of San Francisco.
Cadori, the special policeman of
San Bernardino, concerned in the
quadruple shooting in the Club sa-
loon some days ago, whereby two
men were killed, died this morning.
A clearinghouse at the Derbec
mine, near North Bloomfield, Ne
vada county, was burned to the
ground Yesterday morning. The oc-
cupants had barely time to escape.
The coroner's jury at San Bernar-
dino returned verdict of justifable
homicide in the case of Barrows shot
by Casasas in the latter's saloon early
yesterday morning, Casasas mistak-
J ing him for burglar.
H. R. Sweet, OF Los Angeles, spoke
to large and interested audience in
Paso Robles, at the Hotel Hill, this
evening, on the San Luis and San
Joaquin railroad. Much enthusiasm
was manifested in the matter.
Phillip Somers while fixing a cap
and fuse on q stick of giant powder in
his cabin, at Wardner, Idaho, was
horribly mangled by an explosion,
and died in three hours. The force OF
the explosion blew the roof entirely
of the building.
At citizens meeting last night
at Greenville, CAL, it was resolved to
offer a reward Of 81 900 for the con-
viction of the murderer of Jack Ten
nant, a miner, whose body was
found in prospect hole with bull
let through his head.
The Democrats at Modesto elected
city trustees, city clerk and treasurer
to-day, by majorities of from seventy
three to one hundred and six.
Hill, Independent, is elected city
Marshal. The Republicans made no
nomination.
A. HIM, of San Francisco, who, by
Boyd's confession, is placed in a very
! u 1enviable position in regard to the
Chinese certificate frauds, was
arraigned before Judge Hoffman this
morning. Hinz pleaded not guilty
without prejudice to his right to de-
mur or to move for quashing the in
dictment.
T. H. Goodman, Of the Southern
Pacific Company, reports the follow
ing passenger movements during Feb
ruary:
LIST Glass. I'd Glass. Totals
westward wsstwsrard 1880 4,oSs ss,ess'|
Totals. ~. .4,5O0 6.272 1877:
Frank Reddick, Postmaster a
Fourth Crossing, near San Andreas
and brother of the Hon. J. B. Red
dick, died suddenly last evening O
heart disease while on his way from
Fourth Crossing to this place. HI
leaves a widow and four small chill
dren.
Il AnOalo Domantin; who ba1 h.a,