Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-05
LOCAL RREVITIEss.


tise q furnished house for rent
under New To-Day.
Deputy U. s. Marshall Dunlap
went up to San Francisco overland
yesterday evening on official BUSH
ness.
Mr.. Geo. D. Rowan arrived from
San Francisco by yesterdays over
land train. Mr.. Rowan, we I'M
derstand, will resume business in
this city.
We are indebted for an invita-
ton to the second annual opening
social of the Ivy Club, to be given
at Odd Fellows Hall, Friday even
ing, Oct. 18th.
Col. Jerry Long, who has been
of on a paseo in the northern part
of the State, got home yesterday
looking much refreshed and invig-
GRATED by his holiday.
Mr.. Joe Williams the genial pro.
prietor of the Palace saloon, has
returned to Los Angeles. His
Michigan experiences have left him
looking hale and vigorous.
Mr.. Alexander H. Susskind, who
has been visiting his parents at
Cologne, Prussia, for several
months past, got home yesterday,
returning from the East via the a.
T. and s. P. Railways.
Twenty-Five carloads of troops
three companies OF artillery and
two OF cavalry-with their horses
and equipments arrived in Los
Angeles after midnight last night
and, after watering their horses,
proceeded to Arizona to take part
in subduing the hostile Indians.
Misses Nina Bequette aud Ma.
mie johnson, of Visalia, who have
been visiting friends in Los An
geles for some time past, return
to their bones to-day. The young
ladies have made hosts of friends
during their stay here, and they
will be greatly missed in social cir
Giles.
The list of passengers by the train
due from San Francisco this morn
ing is the largest that has ever
come over the Southern Pacific
Railroad, comprising 1870 names,
70 of whom are for this city. Near
ly all of those for this city come to
attend the General Association of
the Congregational Church, which
meets this morning.
The alarm of fire between 6 and 7
o'clock last evening was caused by
some clothing catching fire in q
house on Spring street, near
Fourth. How it originated is not
known, as the room was only used
for keeping clothes. The blaze
was extiDguished before much
damage was done, except to the
clothing, which was considerably
scorched.
They have an old.fashioued way
of furnishing petty larceny thieves
In Albuquerque. Tue Journal of
that place says, in reference to a
criminals: HE was led out of the
court with placsrd on his back,
with the words: 'Thief-Ladron,'
printed on it, and bail aud chain
attached to his feet, and made to
walk through the streets wish the
signs of his roguery."
Abiding to the remarkable fe.
cundity Of carp, Mr.. J. s. Beam in
forms us that y year ago last April
he put twelve small carp into his
pond. The first year they devoted
their whole attention to growing,
but this season they have increased
and multiplied until now his pond,
which 10 about eighty yards long
by twenty wide, contains some
1900 young carp from two to six
inches in length.-San Bernordin0
Times.
Shortly after 8 O'Clock last night
officer Green arrested u suspicious
character in bagnio on Los Ange-
les street. On searching bis person
at Police Headquarters a large
number OF skeleton keys and some
burglars tools were fund. He gave
the name Of James O'Brien, but
his trus nane is known to the Of
ticers to be Ed Martin, a mem Der
of the notorious "Tar Flat Gang"
Of San Francisco. He was locked
up to await examination before
City Justice Adams this morning.
The Adventists who have held
forth In this city for some months
past opened their tent at San Ber-
nardlne on Sunday. OF their first
meeting in that city the Times
says: A disgraceful episode occur
red at the tent meeting last night.
1t appears that Marshal Lander
was called away, when Joseph
Clews, Jr., entered the tent smok-
Ing q cigar. He WAS politely re-
quested not to smoke in the audi
snce, when he replied insultingly
to the speaker and raised q dis.
turbance. At last he went outside
the tent and attempted to pull it
down, when Sheriff King arrested
him.
We learn that q rare musical
treat was given by Mrs. 81. r.
Brown and Miss Hattie Award, at
the residence of the latter, on Mon-
day evening, October Sd, AS COM
plimentary to. Misses Nina Be-