Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29


See advertisement, "Slrayed," in
our New To-Day.
1t is at Sweetzer's jewelry store,
not Linde's, that the prizes for the
Horticultural Exhibition are to be
seen.
The Horticultural Society's books
show that about two-thirds of the
space for exhibitors is taken al-
ready.
The Acme Base Ball Club go
down to Orange to-day to play -
match game with the club of that
place.
Deputy Sheriff G. L. Huber got
home from All official visit TO San
Quentin by yesterdays overland
train.
Candelario Valenzuela, convicted
before Justice Trafford yesterday
on the charge Of stealing chickens,
was sentenced to the chain gnng
for thirty days.
The steamer Orizaba sails for
Gan Francisco ~ ! Wy ports this
evening. Passengers take the 3:45
P. NJ. (Los Angeles time) train for
Wilmington.
Two ships are expected to arrive
at Wilmington in a few days, from
British Columbia, laden with coal
for the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company.
The British iron ship Eskdale,
now unloading coal at Whining
ton, will, as soon as discharged,
commence taking on cargo of
1000 tons of wheat for Liverpool,
England.
All exhibitors at the Pavilion are
requested to have their exhibits in
place week after next. on or before
promptly on Monday noon, the
18th.
In addition to Wallace Leach,
ESQ.,, Hon. w. B. billiard, of San
Luis Obispo county, will address
the Los Angeles Democracy to-
night, from the stand in front of
Downey Block.
AS Wallace Leach announces
elsewhere that tonight he will an
swer the newspaper charges made
against his character for honor and
Integrity, he will doubtless attract
large crowd to the stand in front
Of Downey Block.
A Hancock and English Club
has been organized at the Mission
San Gabriel. Judge George G.
Gibbs was elected President and
Justice r. s. Hereford Secretary.
Thirty members have already
signed the rolls.
At the meeting of the French
Hancock and English CLUB, at
Downey Block on Monday evening,
a resolution WAS adopted endorsing
Wallace Leach, ESQ, rs the Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress from
the Fourth District.
The formal opening of the Horti-
cultural Fair will take place Mon
day evening, by an address from
the President, aud other exercises.
This will be the grand gala night.
For orfionlara coo fka HERAIn
FAIR PROGRAMME.
At Tia Juana valley, San Diego
county, last Saturday, Mr.. Harry
Clark committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head with pis.
toi. The deceased had been a resi-.
dent of the valley for some time.
Pecuniary troubles are said to be
the Gauss Of the act,
Yesterday q Frenchman, whose
name we were unable to learn, tied
his horse in front of H. Newmark
g. Co.'s store, on Los Angeles
street, and went off to attend to
some business. On his return, q
short time afterwards, the animal
was gone, some one having ridden
1t off during his ABSENCE.
There seems 10 have been mania
for stealing horses yesterday. At
an early hour in the morning u coll
ored man hired u saddle horse from
Charles Casssgne, which he wished
to use for one hour, but up to u late
hour last evening. he had failed to
return and the supposition Is that
he has made Off for parts unknown,
Some time ago MI action was
commenced before Justice Fisher
charging w. w. Allen, Esq, OF
Downey, with embezzlement. The
hearing was concluded yesterday
and Judge Allen honorably dis.
Ieharped, Justice Fisher finding
that the charge was frivolous and
unfounded.
Sheriff Rowland yesterday even.
ing received u telegram from
Sheriff Desmond, of San Francisco,
stating that the Supreme Court has
decided that no elections for county
Officers can be legally held this
year. Mr.. A. w. Ryan also re-
ceivsd q telegram OF substantially
the same tenor. 1t may be well to
add that this decision applies to
the petition for a writ Of mandate
to compel the Board Of election
Com mi issioners to prepare tally
lists for the election of county Of
ficers In San Francisco county.
We learn that the ceremony o.
inaugurating Rev. M. M. Bovard
first President Of the University o.
Southern California, viii TAKE