Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-23

Dutlu oI0kanu hoL10 All AAhhSOAA
at the head Of Temple street. He
will shortly be Joined by his family
from Montreal.
Owing to his impaired health
Mr.. @. A. Dobinson will not be as
ISOLATED either with the manage
'ment or the renditions Of the forth
coming Owl dram attic season. Mr..
d. has contributed very acceptably
to the success of previous efforts of
the Owls.
Mr.. Shackleford, a nephew of
DIR. Davenport, Of this city, died at
the residence of that gentleman
yesterday. Deceased was forty-six
years of age and was formerly
resident of Cincinnati. We under.
stand that he bore highly estim.
able character.
The Orphans Fair closed brill
liantly last evening, the attendance
being much larger than on any
previous evening. The receipts,
we understand, are very gratifying
and will enable the Sisters to pro-
vide many comforts for the or
phans.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Company ia about erecting quite
extensive buildings at ella Bend.
Without doubt one end of a new
railroad division will he constitute
cd there. We hope it will have
the effect of making the run lighter
on the boys Yuma Free Press.
We learn from the San Bern al
dino Times that the Confidence
boys arrived at tn at place on Fri
day morning, all we'll and hearty.
They were met at the Cotton de-
pot by the San BerDardino Fire
Company and escorted to that
town with all houors. They were
to be entertained with grand
ball on Friday evening A picnic
to the Arrow Head Springs was on
the cards for yesterday.
We had the pleasure of a call
yesterday from Gen. H. @. Young,
OF Ohio. Gen. Young was the
Comm issioner Of that State to the
Paris Exposition. He came to
California come months ago, with
the view of beneftting his inn
paired health and has succeeded to
perfection, q residence OF a few
months at San Rafael having done
Tor hi No roDrnk fh0t
his stay amongst US will be quite
brief.
BY notice elsewhere 1t Will be
seen that Mr.. Charles Decker, Il
brother of II. Decker, of the Thir-
ty-Eights Engine Company, died
in Los Angeles yesterday and will
be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mr.. Decker was in the
first flush of youth, having just
passed his twenty-first year. He
was u Californian, having been
born in San Francisco. His death
resulted from consumption. De-
ceased IL spoken of very highly by
those who personally knew him.
Don Francisco Machado, who
will be buried from the Roman
Catholic Cathedral to-day, was q
useful and valuable citizen and a
very worthy man. He was MEM
Der of q highly respected native
Californian family and was held in
high esteem for his many sterling
qualities. In all the relations of
life he was honorable and as q
memb Der Of the Board of Supervis.
ors for several terms, to. which he
was elected both on the Demo-
cratic and Citizens ticket, his pub
lie record was without reproach.
Mr.. Maohado died at the early age
of thirty-nine years.
The discussion of "The Christian
Religion" by Col. Ingersoll and
Judge Black, which was COM
menced In the August number Of
the North american RevietO, ia
continued In the November issue
of that publication. Colonel In
gersoll now replies to the structures
of his opponent, and presents much
more fully than he has ever before
done the logical grounds for his OPP
position to Christianity. The ar
tiele will be received with interest
by those who have read the first
part of the debate, as we'll as by
all those who believe that the
cause OF truth is best advanced by
free discussion. An early number
of the Review will contain an ex.
haustive reply. In a Symposium
on Presidential Inability, four of
our most eminent jurists, Judge
Thomas NJ. Cooley, the Hon. Ly-
men Trumbull, Prof. Theodore w.
Dwight and General B. +. Butler,
discuss the several weighty prob
lens arising out of Article 2 OF the
Constitution. "EngIand's Heredi-
tary Republic" is the title OF a sig
pificant paper contributed by the
Marquis Of Blandford, and Senator
George f. H0ar writes a statesman
like article on "rhe Appointing
Power'' Of the President of the
United States.