Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-16
officer Fonck last evening was in

great request 10 Settle Iamliy uluer
ences. Att O'Clock he was callet
upon to re.install wife, who hat
been turned out of their common
domicil on Spring street, by hel
husband, who was somewhat unde
the influence of liquor, In hel
home. After some conversation h,
Induced the husband to allow he
to re-enter. He had scarcely go
back to the Office when q messen
ger arrived to tell him that mar
on Turner street, near the river
had whipped his wife and turnet
her cut of doors. He fastened Il
the scene and found the womnl
lying outside beastly drunk. III,
again exercised his persuasive pow,
ers with success, and she was taker
in. He returned to police head
quarters and found second mes
senger from the Spring street wife
who had been again turned out
| On going to the house he found
that the husband this time had
locked the poor woman out and car
ried the keys away. Fonck broke
the door open and re-houssd The
wife. On his way back to the officC
he met the husband and told ain
if he turned his wife out again he
would lock him up. The man al
this consented to let her remain
but said that, the first thing in the
morning, he would enter suit fol
divorce. So ends the first chapter
Judge Peel will furnish the SECOND
this morning.
Mr.. NJ. H. Kimball, who man
aged the horticultural Exhibition
so satisfactorily last year, has been
again selected by the Society to
fill that responsible position. He
Is now engaged with Capt. George
A. Armstrong in securing sub.
scriptiOns from our citizens. A
committee was engaged yesterday
in purchasing lumber for the new
Pavilion, and it is expected that
by Wednesday next the grading of
the ground will be so far advanced
as to permit of the carpenters
commencing work. Secretary
Holt tells us that the prospects
of the "raising bee" are most favor.
able. Not only has large force
of carpenters already volunteered
but numbers of others who can
handle a saw and hammer have
stepped to the fore. Among the
latter class are Councilmen T.. X
Green and A. f. Kercheval. The
benefit to the Society will accrue
not only in the substantial service
rendered, but in the healthy esprit
du corps which will be awakened
among the supporters ofthe organ
ization. Those who wish to volun-
teer for days work or two should
report to Mr.. A. III. Denker at the
United States Hotel.
Mr.. r. H. Hewitt informs us that
he has received the tickets for his
excursion to San Francisco. We
will say, for the information oi
those whose attention has been
called to this matter for the first
time, that Mr.. Hewitt has char
tered two cars, and that large
number of our best people are
availing themselves of the reduced
rates he offers to spend some time
In San Francisco. AS the excur-
sionists leave for the Golden Gate
on the 23d inst.-exactly one week
from to day-persons at distance
should send in their applications
to Mr.. Hewitt, HERALD office,
to Mr.. r. Il. Haines, Western Un.
ion Telegraph office, or to Mr.. f..
F. Spence, Cashier Commercial
Bank, at once, to admit of their
being properly attended to.
The complaints of Mrs. Wolfen-
stein against her husband, V.
Wolfenstein, for assault and bat
terry, was examined before Judge
Peel yesterday morning with closed
doors. AT the conclusion Of the in
vestigation the case WAS taken
under advisement till evening,
when, at the solicitation of Mrs.
Wolfenstein, no fine was i'm posed,
but the defendant was bound over
in the sum of $3.50 to keep the peace
for six months. On the complaint
of his brother-in-law, II. Lazaro-
witch, for the same offence, Wolf
enstein was fined $5.
Some time on Friday night a
thief entered Deputy Sheriff Diff
fendorfers room and stole his
clothes. Yesterday morning he
found his hat and pantaloons in the
yard, but his coat and So that were
In his pantaloOns pocket were car
ried off. Entrance was effected
through the window and so quietly
that neither Diffendorier nor Depu-
ty Sheriff Jones, who occupies the
room with him, work awakened.
We yesterday neglected to &C
knowledge our indebtedness tc
chevalier Holt for a photograph Of
the projected Horticultural Pavil-
ion. AS designed on paper it is al
elegant and airy edliice, and its
building is now beyond the shadow
of q doubt.
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