Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-27

LOCAL BEEVITIES

by the Orizaba yesterday.
Don Miguel de Pedrorena, of San
Diego, is visiting Los Angeles.
A squad Of fourteen soldiers
passed through the city YESTERDAY
en- route for Arizona.
Ourfriend J. b. Smith and bride
were among the passengers by the
steamer Orizaba yesterday.
Mayor Mac Dougall and Don f. P.
Forster were among the overland
passengers from San Francisco
yesterday.
Mr.. Max Meyberg, of the Mey-
berg Brothers, after u two months
sojourn in San Francisco, has got
back to Los Angeles.
We very much regret to learn
that Mr.. M. s. Patrick, President
of the Commercial Bank, is con-
| fined to his house by severe ILL
ness.
Los Angeles people at San Fran
cisco hotels on the 25th: g. Dra-
kenfeld, Palace; l.. Mesmer, L
Bouton, Russ House; Fl. Thrift,
American Exchange.
In Judge Peeps Court, yesterday,
the case of Pablo Robles, charged
with forgery, was continued till
next Saturday on account of the
absence of witnesses.
Madame Brillosky, who spent
some time in this city, is lecturing
the citizens of San Diego-consol-
Ing them, probably, for the failure
OF Tom SCOTS guarantee bill.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Mary Hartnett, yesterday morn
ing, with the exception of that of
the late Bishop Amat, was the
largest we have ever seen in Los
Angeles.
The members of Olive Lodge No.
&c, X. Of r., are commanded tomeet
at their Castle Halls, Odd Fellows
building, this evening for the
election of officers and other i'm
portant business.
Constable J. A. Berry yesterday
brought in young fellow named
Leonidas Martinez, committed by
Justice J. b. Parker, of Pomona, to
await the action of the Grand Jury
for horse stealing.
MIR. Il. w. Gibson, In our New
To- Day, warns all persons against
trading for note for $3.50 drawn in
his favor, and upon which the in
terest has been paid up to Deem
Der Is, 1878.
Two detachments of troops from
Arizona, under the command of
Captain Worth and Lieut.. O'Con-
nell, passed through this city yes.
terday en- route for the scene of the
Idaho Indian outbreak.
About three o'clock yesterday
afternoon two large stacks of hay
belonging to Messrs. +. and c..
Pittman, on the Santa Monica
road, near Thomas Gray's place on
the mesa, were destroyed by fire.
Our informant was unable to state
whether any further damage was
done.
Three Mongolians and one eau
cassian were up before Judge Peel
yesterday. charged with assault,
The Cinnamon each paid So and
the white man was sent to the
chain gang for ten days, Two men
for selling liquor without license
were each mulcted in the sum OF
SO.
AT a meeting of the Directors OF
the Southern California Agricul-
tural Society on Tuesday the fol.
lowing committee was appointed to
arrange o speed programme for the
Fall meeting: Wallace Woodwork
J. G. Eastman, l.. j. Rose, H. nj
Johnston and G. Z. Beane.
A few minutes before - O'Clock
last night Miss Lou Somers, who
had taken her usual roles in the
Opera House during the evening
started to 60 to her lodgings. II
crossing Arcadia street, on Main
she fell down in fit aud was con-
veyed into the livery stable of Will
son & Young, where she received
proper attention. We understand
that Miss Somers is subject te
heart disease.
A meeting of citizens is called 70
this evening, at s o'clock, at TIL,
County Court room, for the pur'
pose of taking some measures TO
the proper celebration Of the com
ing Fourth of July. OF course, al
this late day. no very extensive
, celebration can be gotten up, still
we have no doubt but that our tw'
fire companies and the Los Ange
les Guards, II provided with music
will gladly turn out and thus saw
us from the humiliation of allow
! ing our national birthday to pas
( without recognition.
We learn from the San Diego
Neaos that the Indian who stabbe
Mrs. King, near Julian, on the at
: inst, was arrested at u rancheri
near the Hot Springs by Indlal
General Pablo and taken [
Julian last Saturday an
imprisoned under a guard
During the day the guar
was overpowered by q number {
: citizens and the Indian taken oil
: and hanged. An inquest was hel
aud q verdict rendered that b
came to his death by strangulf
). ton, at the hands of parties III
9 known.