Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-15
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LOCAL BRMVITIEs,
Kiss In the Dark.


Col. Peter Donahue, of San Fran
cisco, is in the city, on q visit t,
his brother.in-law, ex.Gov. Dow
ney.
Under Sheriff Bushyh head, of Sal
Diego. came down from San Fran
cisco overland yesterday and wen
homo per steamer Senator.
Mr.. Frank A. Kimball, Of Ma
tional City, San Diego county
passed through the city vest erday
en- route to San Francisco. He reg.
istered at the Cosmopolitan.
Harry I. Thornton, Esq, of san
Francisco. who was counsel for the
defense in the trial of Clarence
Gray, at Santa Barbara, came
down from that city yesterday and
is at the Pico House.
Judge benson, Of Sacra mento,
who presided in the trial Of Clar-
ence Gray, arrived from Santa Bar.
bara yesterday and Ia registered at
the PicO House. He returns to
Sacramento to-day.
Mr.. Il. g. Villas, General FrcIght
Agent of the New York and Erie
accom- panied by his fam b.
lily, arrived overland by special car
on Sunday. They are stopping at
the Pico HOuse.
The Authors Carnival Is to be
enlivened by solos from Miss Herd.
man, Mrs. Caswell Mrs. Beeson
Mrs. A. N, Hamilton and Miss A.
B. Whitney.
We received q pleasant call Yes.
terday from Mr.. Charles Dean, one
Of the early settlers Of San Diego,
but now of Colorado. Mr.. Dean
will remain IN Los Angeles until
the junction is made ON the South.
prn route when he will return to
Colorado. ~
Henry Holden and Fred Morris,
The men arrested for the depot
burglary and safe robbery at
DOwney, were taken before Justice
Fisher this morning. They pleaded
not guilty aud their case was set
Tor examination 10 day at 10
A. NJ.
We yesterday had the pleasure CT
meeting Mr.. Joe X. Acklip, late Of
the Santa Ana Herald. Mr..
Acklin has just returned from San
Diego, to which place he Will re.
turn in o few days and take " posi-
ton on one Of the dailies of the
City Of Bay and Climate.
Agang of five tramps were taken
In by the police last night. One of
them, while being taken from Po-
lice Headquarters 10 the jail, struck
officer Hart in the jaw, knocking
him down. Chief Gard, who was
present, pouDced upon him and In.
duced HIM to walk into the Jail
without any further trouble. They
are u hard lot and were locked up
10 the "coOler."
The case Of the People vs.. All
Meow, the Chinese lottery man,
charged with violating the law
against gambling, was tried before
\ jury In City Justice Adams's
Court yesterday. Messrs. Eastman,
King, Haley & Robsrts aud Mr.. G.
N. Wilson appeared for the defense
and g. M. Holton, Assistant City
Attorney for the prosecution. The
Jury after hearing all the evidence
failed to agree and were discharged.
The old receptacles for letters at
the Postoffice have been closed up,
and the new ones read "Sap Diego
and Way" "Southern California
and Arizona" and "North and
East" Unfortunately, yesterday.
as we dropped a letter for Ana.
helm, our eye caught "Southern
California and Arizona" and then,
haVSpg deposited our letter, we
leist ely read the other sententious
ammo pcemeDts. Though We
availea ourselves OF the pOliteness
of seven teen owners Of lock boxes,
We tailed to attract the attent ion
Of any nimble clerk through these
apertures, and our Anaheim letter
will be, perforce, q day later. Nc
rel: Look before you dropI
Don Jose Loreto. Sepulveds, of
Wilmington, came up 10 the. city
yesterday afternoon, aud, feeling
unwell, he went Immediately to
the rooms Of his daughter, Mrs.
Charles A. Keller, In the Ian.
franco Block. On entering he said
to her: 81 am very sick; am dy.
ing" Mrs, Keller, greatly alarm-
ed, made him cup Of tea and sent
for DIR. OrMe, whose office is In the
same building. The Doctor came
at once and wrote prescription,
but before the messenger got back
with the medicine the old gentle-
man died. His death was caused
by congestion of the heart. Don
Jose l.. Sepulveda was born In the
pueblo Of Los Angeles In 1915, and
in his youfi served with distinc.
ton as an officer Of the Mexican
army. The deceased leaves . large
circle OF relatives aud friends t.
mourn his sudden death. His fu
neral will take place from the res
idence of his son-in-law, Mr.. Chas
A. Keller, Lanfranco Block, at
o'clock this afternoon.