Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-05

Ranch, about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, coming to the city by way OF
the Five Mile House and the COun.
ty Hospital and will reach town at
1880 O'Clock. Persons from the ty
intending to join the processio q
can do so on the road mentioned
above. Tue remains will be in
tered In the family lot In the City
Cemetery.
Schubert, who was under bonds
for cutting John Schneider, a few
nights ago, was yesterday surren-
dered by his bondsmen. the condi-
ton of the wounded man having
become 80 critical as to cause fears
that his wound may prove fatal.
In view of this fact City Justice
Adams increased the bail from
$500 to $1,000, which Schubert was
unable to furnish and he was COM
mitted to Jail to await the result
Of Schneider's injuries.
Mr.. Paul G. Blum, the genial ad-
vance agent of Grandma's Birth
day Comedy Company, is now at
San Bernardino making arrange
ments for the appearance of the
company at that place on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of next
week. They 20 thence to River
side, Santa Ana and Anaheim and
will open at Turn Verein Hall,
this city, on Monday evening. No
vember 18th. They are said to be
one of the best combinations that
has ever appeared on this coast.
Officer Green last night arrested
q young man named Eugene Tib-
bets Oh the charge Of burglary. It
appears that Tibbets. who works
for John Zens, proprietor Of the
Pony stables, while his employer
was attending the drill of the Eagle
Corps, broke into the desk in the
office and stole some cash, how
much is not known. In his hurry
to get away with the loot in sight
he overlooked $500 In gold and
greenbacks that was in the back
part of the desk. When search ed
ut Police Headquarters SO were
found on his person. He was locked
up to await examination before
City Justice Adams to. day.
The Coroner's Jury. in the case
of Miss Elsie Swarthout, who acci-
IDENTIFY killed herself with q pistol
at her home near San BernardinO,
a few days since, rendered YER
dict to that effect. Miss Elsie was
young lady greately loved by
wide circle Of her friends. Her
brother testified as follows: We
were eating supper, and heard a
noise; ran out and found my sis.
ter, Elsie M. Swarthout, on her
knees; l think my mother or father
asked her what she was doing with
the pistol, and she said she took it
to look at it. She said: am dy-
ing; I ran for the horse and went
after the doctor; 1 heard the re.
port of pistol or a deadened
sound.
Messrs. Hub. A. Wood and
Frederick Bsgot, representing Nc
Kenney's Business Directory, in.
GLIDING names of merchants, man.
ufacturers, professional men, and
officials in cities and towns of the
Southern Pacific, Atchison, To-
peka aud Santa Fee, st. Joseph and
Western, Kansas Pacific and Dem
yer and Rio Grande Railroads,
with their branches and connec-
tions, from Kansas City, Mo-, to
San Francisco, CAL, including the
principal towns of Southern Cali
fornis, Arizona, New Mexico,
Southern Colorado and Kansas,
have arrived in Los Angeles and
will at once commence to canvas
the city.
Elsewhere We publish the notice
Of the death OF Martin Thorpe,
which occurred at tho residence of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Richard
Deakers, in this city, Thursday
morning. Deceased came to Cali
fornia in 1868 and settled in San
Diego county, where be followed
the business Of a ranchero until
1875, when he and his brother
came to Los Angeles. About two
years ago he was Frustrated by q
severe attack of illness which COM
PEELED him to retire from business.
After a hard struggle, in which he
received every attention that
money could procure or the affec-
tionate solicitude of relatives sug-
gest, he began to mend and was In
fair way Of recovery until about
week week ago, when he took q
severe cold from the effects Of
which he died. Deceased bore the
reputation of an honest and up
right man, square in all his deal
ings, and his early death will be
regretted by all who knew him.
His remains were buried from the
Cathedral of St. Vibiana yesterday
afternoon.
uncooked Vegetable Food.