Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-02


Vote early. The polls close six
minutes past O'Clock.
The sun rises to-day at 1927
o'clock, and sets at 500.
The elegant table-spread ratified
by Mr.. Kays in behalf of the Sist-
ars' Fair yesterday was won by
e,cket No. AS. The cape was won
by No. 80.
To-day being legal holiday, no
business will be transacted In the
Courts or county offices. The banks
and Wells, Fargo g. Cos Express
office will be open the same as on
Sunday.
Examine your tickets carefully
To-day and see that the names
agree with those published in the
HERALD. The Republicans will
stop at no means to defeat the will
of the people. "Crookedn tickets
will be one Of the devices adopted
to accomplished their ends, there
fore, we say again to Democrats,
examine your tickets carefully.
The northern train Sunday
brought to Los Angeles passengers
as follows: Charles Goldman, T. j.
Carrigan, J. f. Martin, J. A.
FortbmaD, Charles 8 NTH. M. L.
Haas, J. N. Rogers, w. H. Hale,
Mrs. A. L. Lancaster, r. Pacheco,
N. F. Clark, J. Keefer and wife, e.
Raphael, l.. Goldsmith, r. Drey.
fus, P. Rodaks, w. w. Jenkins.
The train from Santa Ana for this
city on Sunday met with an acct
dent between Florence and Rubio
Station by which several cars were
ditched. 1t was caused by the
breaking of a wheel under the pas.
senger COACH. Fortunately no one
was hurt. A wreckipg train was
sent down and the broken cars re.
moved in time for the regular eve
ming train to pass.
Last Saturday night as Justice
Fisher was returning home he wa 8
waylaid by couple of men on
Fort street, near Fourth, who at.
tempted to rob him. One of them
threw his arm around Mr.. Fishers
neck, placed his left hand over his
mouth and, presenting pistol
with the other. warned him not to
attempt to give the alarm. The
other highwsyman grabbed for his
arm, but Mr.. Fisher wrested him.
self free and cried Justify for help,
when one of them struck him In
the face. Fearing that his cries
would attract att ention, the would.
be robbers fed up Fourth street to-
wards the hills. Mr.. Fisher de.
scribes the assailants as young
men of medium size.
Hon. ~ Romualdo Pacheco, for
Q man who plumes himself upon
his gentlemanly department and
good breeding, last night allowed
himself to be made party to one
Of the most discourteous acts we
have ever witnessed. After the
Republican procession had march
ed over the usual route and return
sd to headquarters, large de.
tachment, escorting the Hon. (?)
Romualdo aforesaid, preceded by q
band of music, marched through
the Democratic meeting on Main
street. the band playing the while,
completely drowning the voice of
Mr.. w. Il. Heathman, who was
spending at the time, and com.
polling him to desist. Had Main
street been the only way by which
the Doors could have reached the
Plaza, there would have been an
excuse for marching quietly by;
but, as they could have reached the
place Of their meeting by making
slight detour by either New
High or Los Angeles street, both
OF which were unobstructed, their
conduct was boorish in the ex-
treme and totally inexcusable.
They may congratulate themselves
that the Democracy Of Los Angeles
are not only courteous but ex-
tremely good-natured, otherwise
their rudsness might have met
With 9 rebuke In which broken
es soH KRvIIqq .l have resulted: We
East would such ungentiemanly
conduct have been allowed TO pass
unrebuked,