Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-15


hind axle of d light wagon was broken
by another wagon, which was driven
by its occupant rapidly away, without
ascertaining the damage.
The social at DR.. Browns last night
was attended by number of his per-
sonal friends, and all enjoyed them
selves to the utmost, Music and So
ciability ruled the hour and his guests
were highly pleased.
Mr.. Macy's house on Bath street was
entered and robbed last evening about
| eight O'Clock. In few minutes the
| thief was in the hands of our efficient
police and most of the property recov-
| cred.
The circus tumbler, Gonzales, after
paying his fine for being drunk, eloped
yesterday morning with young lady
Coast Line stage. We trust the mis-
guided girl has been stopped in her
wild career by telegraphic arrest.
Mr.. J. Pound brought TO our office
yesterday some magnificent specimens
Of Damson plums, grown on the place
of Mr.. P. Vejar and Mr.. Delno on San
Pedro street. One branch, fourteen
inches long, contained solid cluster
of thirty-One p!ums, and the whole
weighed nearly pound and half.
Juan Manucho, driver of one of John
Wilson's circus wagons, was found
yesterday morning in vineyard on
Wilmington street, apparently in
dying condition. He said Wilson
owed him a sum of money, but only
paid him S.. He was removed to the
hospital by Marshal Carrillo.
Mr.. Charles Cassagne was arrested
yesterday on a charge of violently
seiZing g coat and other articles from
man sent by Mr.. Signoret to return
borrowed vehicle. 1t is only justice
to say that Mr.. Cassagne states that
the man left his coat and other arti-
cles as security for the payment OF the
team.
The Jones organ says that Senator
Jones may not arrive on the Senator
to-day. We have consulted Payne,
the travelling Photographic surveyor,
and from his diagnosis of the case. he
confirms the melancholy news that
Senator Jones may not arrive on the
Senator. What has that got to do
with the San Vicente title?
A want long felt by the ladies of
Los Angeles and vicinity is about to
be very soon supplied. Madame la
Modiste has engaged rooms on Main
street and will soon be prepared to ar
range for the ladies the toilette in the
styles most recently arrived from Par
is. Due notice will be given in our
columns of the exact time and place
of opening.
DR.. Haskell performed to good au-
dience last night, exhibiting some of
his wonderful second-sight feats. The
Marionettes convulsed the audience
with laughter and concluded the en-
tertainment. In the mind reading he
stated that Miss Clara needed wires to
assist her, but that Prof. Steen, who
performs tonight at the Theatre, did
not need this help.
Prof. Steen, the mind-reader, gave
several seances at Anaheim on Tues
day. Tonight he appears at Merced
Theatre in some of his astounding
feats. He will expose the so-called
mind-reading of travelling quacks in
the most complete manner. The au-
dience can decide whether he performs
by the aid of spirits, galvanlsm, cleo
tricty or mesmerism. Go early.
Parks surveying party, now rum
ming line for the Los Angeles and
Independence Railroad, broke camp
to-day at this end of the Cienega and
are transferring their operations to the
East side of the Los Angeles river. We
learn that they will survey route
ters' School, thence across the river at
Mr.. Workman's grounds and in the
direction of the Monte.
A man named August Krott died
very suddenly yesterday morning at
the National Restaurant, on CONNER
cial street. He was employed at the
Philadelphia Brewery, and was on
hand at the usual time in the morn
ing. He told one of his fellOw-work-
men that he did not feel well, and
went home; in fifteen minutes he was
q corpse. The deceased, although able
to work, has been under medical
treatment for some time.