Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-10
BAY CITY BUDGET.
tsEig Iscrthn,, In tho Dock,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-Ihe trial oil
Bertha Stanley on the charge Of grand
larceny in obtaining diamond ring
from a jeweler named Henry Parsons,
commenced to-day. Parsons detailed
the manner in which the ring had been
obtained, and said the defendant repre-
sented herself as wealthy and said she
had an account in bank here He ac
companied her to Los Angeles and re-
cei~ed from her power Of attorney to
draw $4,000 from the Anglo California
Bank, which he never presented. as he
found there was no money there to her
credit. Several other witnesses were ex-
amined, but no testimony of particular
was continued till Tuesday.
ANscHLAG's BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
The Supreme Court to-day denied the
petition of the murder of the Hitchcock
family, Fritz Anschlag, OF Los Angeles,
to compel Judge Cheney Of the Superior
Court of that county, to settle the bill of
exceptions for a new trial. The decision
states: "Should we grant writ on such
petition as the insufficient one here
presented, we would be sanctioning a
practice too loose and indefinite to meet
the approval of any Court. There is no
statement in the petition that bill was
even presented to the Judge or delivered
to the Clerk Of the Court to him."
A sHIP-wREcKED CREW RESCUED.
The steamer Mariposa arrived from
Sydney via Auckland and Honolulu to-
day. On the voyage the Mariposa
rescued from Palmyra Island, coral
island 1,400 miles north of Samoa, the
crew of the British bark Henry James,
which was wrecked there April 10th
last, when bound from Newcastle to San
Francisco. There were several women
and children among the party, and they
had been on the uninhabited island six
weeks. They were all taken to Honolulu.
coLEMAN's ASSETS REDUCED.
The assignees of William T. Coleman
& Co. have completed the revision of the
statement made by Mr.. Coleman several
weeks ago, but. will not make it public
unless the creditors desire to have it so.
1t is understood that the estimates made
by Mr.. Coleman Of the value of the assets
has been reduced by the assignees over
million dollars, leaving the liabilities at
about the same figures.
NKw TRIAL DENIED SENECA.
Judge Murphy, Of the Superior Court.
to-day denied the motion for new trial
in the case of Seneca Swain, convicted
Of the grand larceny of $4,000 worth of
diamonds, belonging to r. H. Mcdonald,
Jr., and ordered him to appear for sem
tence on Monday next. His counsel will
appeal to the Supreme Court.
ST. LOUIS DELEGATES AT WASHINGTON.
A Washington dispatch to the
Examiner says: Nearly all the Cali
fornia delegation to the st. Louis Con-
vention are expected here within day
or two. The majority will arrive to-
morrow night. Judge Byland and son,
OF San Jose, arrived this morning and
spent the day with General Rosecrans
VIM. d. English, Maurice Schmidt and
| Senator Filcher will come also. Joseph
Clark and John Follensbee will pay
| Senator and Mrs. Hearst social visit
| Tarpey, Lawler and others have come
| for pleasure alone. The present inten-
I ton Of the party is to 60 to Portland,
Ore, July 9th, and return home together
| from there.
RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
The Democrats turned out in large
numbers this evening to take part in the
ratification of the recent nominations of
| the St. Louis convention. The Iroquois,
| Tammany, Confidence and several
other political clubs, paraded through
the streetsand fireworks were displayed
along the Inc Of march. The principal
event was mass meeting held in Odd
Fellows Hall. The building was
packed to its utmost capacity. Ex-
Lieutenant Governor John Daggett
presided, and speeches were made
| by Robert Ferral, the nominee for Con-
gress in the Fourth district /; I. j. Clunie,
the nominee in the Fifth district, and a
number of others. The crowd was 80
great that another meeting was held out
| side the hall, which was also attended by
great number Of people. Reports from
San Jose, Sacramento and San Luis
| Obispo say the ratification meetings held
at those places tonight were of unusual
brilliancy.
| CHICAGO DELEGATE's MAGNIFICENT TRAIN.
The special train which. is to bear the
Republican delegation to Chicago was
decorated this afternoon and will be on
| exhibition at Oakland pier tomorrow
afterB5on. Five hundred small silk flags
havabeen made for the delegates, with
each Of which goes an orange wood cane
| large number OF which arrived
from Los Angeles to-day. A uni
| form style of hat will be selected in
| Chicago. An attractive itinerary has
been furnished t4 delegates by the Bur
iington officials. The colored title page
represents tts tf2in leaving she Golden
Gate, and on the back Of I'll cover is a
lithograph Of Chicago. On TIE inside cover
is detailed statement Of the arrivals and
depar}hres Of the train. The train will
consigt of a baggage car, two dinning
cars and seven Of the finest Pullman
sleepers and it is claimed it will be the
finest train that ever left the Pacific
Coast. w. D. Sanborn, OF the Burling-
ton road, will be in charge OF the ex-
cursion, and Robert Barry will be ia
charge Of the Pullman oars The
train will 10 oyer the Gem
trai and Union Pacific road to
Denyor, and over the Burlington road
| frQA Denver TO Chicago. II will stop
| clervAy a. Salt Lake and tho same time
VI wers Vpr, and arrive - Chicago ct 10 30
ers.t Anext Saturday 1aorninE. The
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