Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-07
Go and hear Governor Irwin to.

Go and hear Governor Irwin to.
night.
Officers Gillls and Cuddy took in
. couple of drunks last night.
Business men should get theil
lunch at Turnverein Hall and thus
help the orphans.
Don F. P: Forster came up from
San Diego yesterday and Is regis.
tered ut the Cosmopolitan.
The Board of Supervisors com.
pletsd their business and adjourn.
ed for the term yesterday.
Ex-Governor Irwin addresses the
Democracy from the stand In front
Of Downey Block tonight.
The Democrats Vt Los Angeles
should turn out en- masse to hear
Ex-Governor Irwin tonight.
1t is reported that barley was
selling In carload lots in this city,
yesterday, at 80 cents per 100
pounds.
Mr.: F. M. Slaughter, of the Rim.
con, is paying Los Angeles a visit
and is stopping at the Cosm opoll.
tan Hotel.
Mr.. Arthur Kearnsy. who hai
Allied the position Of editor Of the
San Bernardino Times for come
time past, has severed his connec-
tion with that paper.
The residence OF Judge Howard,
at Santa Monica, was entered by
thieves night before last and LOT
Of rare aud valuable articles and
four $50 gold pieces stolen.
The Los Angeles Baptist Associ.
alton. at Its recent meeting, adopt.
ed a resolution condemning the
conduct OF Rev. l. s. Kalloch and
his son, Rev. I. NJ. KaIloch.
Francisco Arguello, on trial be.
fore Justice Fisher yesterday, on
tho charge of assaulting Jerry ReIi.
han, was found guilty and stay Of
sentence granted until 10 O'Clock
thls morning.
Please remember that Mr.. Ken.
nsdy gives another social at Leck's
Hall on Friday evening, October
9Th; gentlemen so cents, ladies free,
Good music and a pleasant time.
The steamer Orizaba ia due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego In the even.
Ing. Passengers for that port take
the $3.50 p. NJ. (Los Angeles time,
train for Wilmington.
We learn that the Messis. Lewis
Bros, Of the Half.Prics boot and
shoe store, yesterday presented to
the Orphans Fair a pair Of hand
some French kid shoes, to be ratt1eG
for the benefit Of the orphans.
Mr.. George Rice, Secretary O
the horticultural Society, informi
US that, judging by the interes
manifested by the people Of thil
and adjoining counties, the Fail
| which opens on the 18TH instant
will be the fullest exhibition of thu
products of Southern Californis
that has ever been held,
Recently, Carlos Ubrich brough
to Mazatlan, from San Francisco,
schooner loaded with goods. Th'
vessel was seized at Ensinada, b,
the custom house authorities, q
she was found to have on her cop
per from the San Fernando mines
This is the se0and time the SAM
schooner was seized. San DieQ'
Ne,vs.
The attendance at the Orphans
Fair last night, we are glad to note
was much better than at the open
Ing, but still there is room for i'm
provement. We trust our citizen
will not allow the occasion to pas
without responding with the liber
ality which has always heretOfor
characterised them when calle'
upon by the Sisters for assistance
In caring for the unfortunates un
der their charge.
Justice Lawlor was engaged al
day yesterday In hearing the cas-
of the People vs. G. White, charge
with quarrslipg and fighting. G
Wiley Wells. Esq, appeared fo
the prosecution and Mr.. White
: who 10 an attorney, conducted hi
own defense. After hearing testl
mony and the arguments of coun
eeI. the case was taken under nd
yieement. This suit grew out c
the difficulty between Mr.. Thorn
ton and Mr.. White, which 0ccurrs
last week, an account Of which ap
peared in the HERALD at the time
A ride match has been arrange