Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-24
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
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That Temescal volcano seems to
have been no myth after all.
Three coal ships-two barks and
one stea mer-are lying Off San Pc
dro diseharging coal.
Mrs. George B. Davis, we are
happy to say, is In a fair way Of re-
covery from her late serious illness.
Mr.. Shaw, the victim Of the run.
away accident, is said to be beyond
recovery and Is slowly sinking to
the grave.
Twenty five carloads Of piles. for
extension Of the Southern Pacific
Eastward, were brought up from
WILMINGTON yesterday.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will preside over the refreshmeut
rooms Of the Horticultural Pa
vilion, during the Exposition.
Mr.. Jesse H. Butler has with.
drawn from the Greenback ticket.
His Roman integrity GOULD not en-
dure q Pinto layout. Jesse is cratic
but honest.
Gen J. H. Shields and o number
Of other public spirited gentlemen
propose to give their services to the
horticultural Exposition for moth.
log this year.
James Sullivan. of Mount Fair
view township, San Diego county,
shot In the bowels the other day,
has died. Jones Is under arrest for
murder. Land troubles.
The famous Adolph Sutro, ac-
com mpsnied by his daughter, were
registered at the Cosmopolitan
yesterday. They left on the over
land train for San Francisco.
Wallace Leach, Esq, Democratic
candidate for Congress, arrived
from San Diego yesterday. He Is
booked for q speech At Anaheim
shortly, In co, junction with Hon.
r f. del Vale and Stephen M.
White, Esq.
The Supreme Court Of California,
In Department No. 2, has set aside
the order of su bm issiOn In the case
of Schumacher VS.. TobermaD, and
the Chief Justice has ordered that
| the case be heard in banc. This is
the Los Angeles street bonds case.
BY advertisement elsewere it will
be seen that a meeting of our Ger.
man fehow citizens is called for at
the Hancock and English bead.
quarters, Downey Block, on Satur.
day evening next, at 1880 p. NJ to
organize q German Hancock and
English Club.
The steamer Newport has brought
down the dredger Goliah TO San
Pedro. This handy worker is to be
used in carrying on the improve
ments for which the late Congress
sional appropriation was made. 1t
IL lying at the Pacific Coast Stes m-
ship wharf.
At q meeting Of the Bsekeepers'
Association held on Saturday. y
com mittee was appointed to super-
intend the Apiarists' Department
| In the Fair OF the Sixth District
Agricultural Association. The bee
men expect to make o fine display
Of honey and Of the tools of their
trade.
A challenge appears In our adver.
tising columns from the noted pe-
destrian, Mr.. J. Callahan, address.
ed to the runners of the Pacific
COast, offering to walk five miles.
heel and toe, TO any mans running
seven miles, for 500. Mr.. Gala.
han has deposited $40 at this Office
to make the challenge good.
The advertising car of Coles
famous circus and menagsrie ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday,
and Is now lying at the Com mer-
cial street depot, where visitors
will be received until eleven O'Clock
this morning. We acknowledge u
pleasant call yesterday from Mr..
Cook, the gentlemsniy advance
age It Of the combination.
/ Tie report of ON eruption IN the
Temescal range Of mountains ID
confirmed by the Riy,rside Rress
which says that 1t isVfsaessed dai.
ly by those living In the TemescA
valley. The eruption consists OF Z
/ large Jet OF vapor and smoke, which
rises to q height of more than 9
hundred feet. There is no externa
, fire, but at night the vapor presents
q luminous appearance.
Mr.. Edward Oettinger. who cam'
to Los Angeles for the benefit o
his health, and who died at th'
Grand Central Hotel Sunday after
|. noon, had made many friends In Lo
Angeles. He belonged to the order o
II. o. B. B., and also Of Manhattan
Lodge No. 168, New York, In boil
OF which, eneisties he stood well .
. man and brother. Mr.. Oettinge
was buried under the auspices o
D Orange Lodge No. 224, !. @. b. H
Of Los Angeles. at three o'clocl
yesterday.
Five cars, in addition to tn
8 smoking car. barely suniced I
transport the crowd to Santa Mon
Z lea Sunday. Guerrero's attempt t
]. run "a miles to the seventeen nee
. and toe miles of Callahan an
!. Scott was failure. The shor
I Turns, 1t is said, disconnected tn
runner. Guerrero made 70 mile
and 2 laps to Callahan's seventee
and HcOtt's little over eixtee
miles. Callahan. Of course, too
the pot.
That walk came off Sunda
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