Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1875-01-23

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Trains are running regular on the
Wilmington road.
The Senator left yesterday with u
goodly number of passengers.
The San Diego mail arrived yester-
day with the Union of the 10th.
The Spadra branch is reported In
good condition again. '''
Mr. John w. Lowe will please call
at this office for a letter.
Trains will be running through to
Anaheim by Monday next. ut~
Passengers for San Diego per Orizaba
will leave here at lO:l5 A. NJ. to-day.
We learn that Councilman Work
man is jubilant overa young daugh-
ter. s.4sf.... #8s,e ,q a4r J-v
Supt. Hewitt is working like a
beaver, and will soon have the rail-
roads all right again.
Judge 0'Meiveney tied the niatri-
momial knot Tor Chinese couple yes
terday afternoon.
The newly graded streets stood the
storm we'll. On the ungraded streets
the mud Is fathomless.
The Coast Line stages arrived yes
terday with Santa Barbara dates to
the 18th inst. ssss lnut
Send HERALD pamphlet to your
friend In the East, and he will know
all about Los Angeles county. m
Governor A. P. X. Stafford, of Ari-
IONA, has sent us his third Biennial
Message. 1t is good document.
The Grand Jury have indicted two
of the parties charged with marking
drunken mans face with lunar caustic
in u saloon the other night.
Professor Parker announces that the
"Cantata of Esther" will be pro-
duced next Wednesday night, weather
permitting. A dress rehearsal will
take place Saturday night.
A couple of twelve or thirteen year.
old pugilists had bout yesterday on
Main street, in front of Wells, Fargo
IL Co.'s Express Office. They were
separated by the by-standers before
any blood was drawn.
The Eastern mail came in about 7
o'clock last evening, on the San Fer
nando branch. The road is now in
good condition so that regular trips
will be made hereafter and there will
Ha II IN, orfh MI
Eastern communications.
Smith & Williams will soon be To-
Gated on the Odd Fellows lot, adjoin-
ing Col. PEEPS residence, where they
will take cheaper and better pictures
than ever before seen in this city. For
good and cheap pictures go to the
Cottage Gallery.
A warrant was issued by Judge
Gray yesterday for the arrest Of one
Yorba who stole a fine beef from Mr..
Heller few days ago. Yorba took
the animal to Eel Monte where he dis
posed of 1t, and thither Constable
Bryant went with his warrant to ar
rest the thief.
Frank Burns, an able-bodied young
man who ought to be in better BUSH
ness. was apprehended yesterday for
stealing loranges. AS this is his Sc
cOnd Offense he now becomes subject
for the penitentiary and his case was
accordingly laid before the Grand
Jury. a.a.bs
The p. M. s. S. Dakota, from San
Francisco to Panama, is due at San
Pedro this morning. She will take
hence the following freight, for New
York: 81 bbls. brandy, IA pipes wine,
in all ALSO gallons; 3 cases dried fruit,
$40 fbs.; and for Liverpool, 1888 sacks
Panamint ore; weight, 1870 lbs.
The kindly hearted will find a SUBJ
ject for charity on street back Of
Alameda and north of First. A poor
woman, with five children, are in q
helpless and starving condition. There
are too many good and noble women
in Los Angeles to permit case of
this kind to pass unnoticed and unre-
lieved. st' il es4 ie'ina
~ The Grand Jury rendered a partial
report yesterday, bringing in ten in
dictments. Mr.. F. w. Gibson, the
Foreman, was excused from further
service on the jury, in consequence of
sickness in his family. A substitute
will be appointed by Judge OMel-
veny. After presenting their report
the jury took an adjournment until
next Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
Deputy Assessor H. w. Rose arrived
this m corning from Anaheim, having
in charge Macarthur, who stabbed and
killed Nelson, at that place few
days ago. Owing to high water, Mr..
Rose was compelled to go around by
Spadra. He says that when he placed
his prisoner in the buggy and was
about to leave Anaheim, the widow of
Nelson came out on the piazza of the
hotel and charged Macarthur with be-
ing red-handed murderer. The
feeling was strong against the pris-
oner, and doubtless, had some one
said the word, he would have been
roughly handled. Macarthur is now
in Jail in this city. Hs fors
The HERALD Is not consumer of
the city gas, nor does 1t propose to
maintain that the rates charged by
the company are as low as gas can be
manufactured in this city, though in
conversation with one of the leading
stockholders of the company some
weeks ago, Measured us and gave the
figures in support of his assertion that
at the present cost of coal gas could
not be manufactured In this city for o
Less rate than Is now charged. But We