Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LAT SESSION at |:oU O-nlgnt.
Judge Fawcett is u firm believer
in the future Of the Orange Grove
City.
Major Levi Chase and wife, o
San Diego, are registered at the St
Charles Hotel.
The Neuc Ffcie PreSSe, of Vienna
says that "in twenty years Califor.
MIA wines will rule the world"
| Angeltfios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 10Th: G. r. johnson,
Palace; q. F.Willis, international
A girl elsewhere advertises for a
situation to do chamber-work OF
general house-work. Apply at the
ilload House.
Hon. c. Cole is passenger foi
Los Angeles by the steamer Sena-
tor, which sailed from San Frau
cisco yesterday morning,
The case of the People We.
Mufios, who killed an Indian in
Sonora about a month ago, is set
for trial in the District Court to.
day.
The degree of Master Of Arts was
conferred on DR.. J. p. Widney, of
this city, at the last comm ence-
ment OF the University of the Pa.
cific.
The Grand High Panajandrim
of the world wishes to meet all
good Calathumpians at Judge Traf.
ford's office at 8 o'clock this
evening.
A meeting Of the italian Benev-
olent Society will be held at Pelan.
coni's building on the first Sunday
in July--the 7th to elect Board
of Directors for the ensuing year.
The Chinaman arrested by officer
Sands for stealing a coat from the
st. Charles Hotel, was examined
before Judge Peel yesterday, and
committed to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Never. in the history of Los
Angeles, did an election evoke so
little enthusiasm as that of yester-
day. Such as there wa1 was mo.
nopoiized exclusively by the
Workingmen.
The finder Of II case of salt-celIars
and spoons, lost on Fort street or
between Los Angeles and the Mis-.
sion, will be literally rewarded by
leaving IL at Thatchel's jewelry
store.
The latest exciting event in our
streets o nights was the advent
yesterday evening OF a corn doctor,
who must have dealt in strains of
moving eloquence, we should think,
fiom the fact that his audience
generally moved away.
Strained honey is pedlled about
our streets at Ct cents pound.
Comb honey commands about
twice that figure. With milk at
five cents a quart, two considerable
items of household consumption
can be had very low.
The Anaheim Gazette of yester-
day says: The first car load of wine
was shipped from Orange on Sun
day last, by Mr.. J. Young. Mr..
Young intends taking his wine to
Detroit, Michigan, where he hopes
to find Il remunefative market.
The Masons of Anaheim and
Santa Ana will celebrate st. Johns
day-June 24th-by picnic to the
Santiago Cation. 1t will be an ex.
clusively Masonic gathering, to
which cordial invitation Is ex.
tended to all Masons, who are ex-
pected to bring their families.
On one OF the Workingmen's
tickets in the Second Ward every
name was scratched out and the
following was written on the bot.
tom of the ballot: "When our
friends, the Workingmen, patch
up the Constitution IL will be a he'll
of an institution; we therefore
vote for the following delegates
the Chinese must CO."
The "Stella Social Club" ol
Santa Ana, will give its sixth re-
ception and ball on the evening Of
the Fourth of July. We acknOwl.
edge the receipt of compliment.
tary invitation, signed by the fol-
lowing committees: Committee o
Arrangements, l.. Goepper, Frank
Cobler, August Reuter-, Frank
Humphreys; Reception Commit.
tee, J. Jeffries, Frank Humphreys
w. o. Robinson; Floor Managers
Gus. Greenleaf, Irve Haddix.
Last evening about O'Clock, as
Mr.. Tom Wade, who had worked
at the polls all day distributing
tickets, was passing along Main
street he was approached by some
one whom he failed to recognize
who struck him over the eye, say
ing, "Take that, you blanked
traitor" and then passed on. Ass
result of the encounter Mr.. Wade
wears, ii not a handsome, very
pronounced mansard over his left
eye.
A Coronel's inquest was held OF
the body of Mrs. Cowan, at Gardel
Grove, on last Sunday. The jur,
rendered verdict that the deceased
came to her death because of a lacl
of medical attendance during he
sickness. There are two sides Il
this story, and the husband of th
deceased woman has many friends
who warmly defend him agains
the charges of neglect and cruelt.
that have been made. We defe