Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-27


Lawrence, Warden.
The professional card of DR.. T. @.
Kiger, homeopathic physician,ap.
pears in this mornings HERALD.
DR.. Kiger is q graduate of the
Cleveland Homeopathic College
and has come to Los Angeles to
settle permanently. He has lived
for some years pact at Ventura,
v here he enjoyed high profession
81 reputation aud at the last eIec-
tion was the Democratic candidate
for Coroner of that county.
Attention is directed to the i'm
mense bill offered by the Yakie
Combination for their concluding
performance at Turn Vereln Hall
tonight. The inimitabis All Wy
man "a "Yakie," and Mr.. Johnny
Williams, by special request, In
his great speciality the "Dsncing
Heifer." The bill is the most at
tractive ever offered in Los Ange-
les and should draw q crowded
house.
Turnverein Hall was filled last
night by = large and appreciativs
audience to witness the second
representation Of "Yakie, or the
German Emigrant." From first to
last the play was a SUCCESS, the
cordial applause Of the audience
having the effect to inclte the mem =
bers OF the com bination to greater
e6orts to please--a desire In which
they were eminently successful.
Tonight an immense bill will be
presented - "Cousin Joe's Visit"
and "Yakie'-when we again ex-
pect to see the house crowded.
The Galveston NesOs has infor-
nation that inquiries are being
made by the management of the
Southern Pacific Railway Of Cali
fornia as to the possibility Of Sc.
curing deep water at Galveston. It
ia semi. f1cially stated that II deep
water can be secured the Southern
Pacific will spend from $4,000, 900
to s., COO. 600 to insure It and m AXE
Galveston the eastern terminus Of
the road. From Investigations al.
ready made, there seems to be no
doubt that deep water can be Sc
cured on Galveston bar; but, of
course, the railway will want fur
ther testimony to this from the
best engineering talent.
A Salt Lake young man wooed
q girl, whose father, when asked
for bis consent, refused to give it,
aud told him to take back the pres
ents he had. given his girl. The
young fellow, thus persmptorily
dismissed, courted another girl and
married her. After the wedding
he went to the home of his former
sweetheart to get the oreanette and
sewing machine he had given her
as an earnest of his affections; but
when he entered the door the girl,
the father and two brothers greeted
him so warmly that he went before
a Justice of the Peace with brok.
en- shoulder, two black eyes and q
monumental head, to swear out
warrants against the whole family.
Mr.. J. D. Bethune has laid before
US q sample of coal from the Tenn
escAl mines, about 27 miles from
this town. These mines are very
favorably situated. being easily &C.
csssible by wagon-a good road
leading to the mouth of the shaft.
A good body of coal is found flom
the surface, and 1t increases In
quality and size az depth is attain
3D. A shaft is now down 80 feet,
and the company are running q
tunnel to strike the coal body lower
down. Mr.. Bathune informs US
that the supply Is almost mex.
haustible; and, judging from the
sam pie before us, 1t can hardly be
surpassed for quality.-san Bermar-
dino Times.
At o O'Clock last night, as the
man who sleeps in the adj dining
store was about going to bed, he
ssw a bright light In the rear Of
Barker & Musllsr's furniture store
on Spring street. He bastened out
and found bucket full Of oily rags,
sitting on the sill Of one Of the
back windows, on fire. He sx.
| tinguished tho flames and reported
the matter at Police Headquarters.
The discovery was fortunate. for
had the fire occurred at q later
hour, 1t is probable the hands0me
new building, with Its contents,
would have been destroyed. How
the oil saturated rags caught fire Ia
the mystery, some holding that II
was the result Of spontaneous COM
bustion, while others think 1t was
the work Of an incendiary.
The attention of all who have
boys to eduosts is directed to the
Advertisement Of the Santa Olars
College, which appears elsewhere
This institution. one of the Oldest
on the Pacific Coast, enjoys an en-
viable reputation for the high
moral, as we'll rs mental, culture o
all who have been educated within
| Its portals, and mum mbers among itt
graduates some Of the most emf
nsnt members of the learned pro-
fessions now practicing In thii
State. To parents and guardians,
who desire their s0Ds and wards tC
obtain q thorough education, com
bined with the inculcatiou Of pure
and sound morality, we cordially
recommend the Santa Clara Col
leae as most suitable place tt
send them.
"Chloride Jack" the desperate
who was confined In the San Ber
nardino county Jail on a charge O
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