Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-25
An accident occurred on the rail-

An accident occurred on the rail.
road yesterday which delayed the
north and south bound trains
about six hours. 1t was caused by n
axle breaking on the fore part OF a
freight train, about two miles north
Of LaDR's Station, six or seven
cars piling on top Of one another
on the trestle-work at that place,
which necessitated the transfer
ring of all passengers, baggage,
malls, etc from one train to the
other a nd the returning Of the latt er
to their respective starting p1ints.
Mr.. Geo. Rueckert, Of the Chica-
60 German newspaper, is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mr.. J. A. Fairfax, Mr.. G. ]. Fairfax
and daughters, who have just ar
rived from Sydney, Australia, aud
have been making a tour around
the world for the last two years,
are now visiting this section and
are also at the same hotel. They
express themselves as extremely
delighted with our country.
The vinegar manufacturing bus.
mess heretofore conducted on Los
Angeles street, says u Union, is
about to be removed to Florence,
where the enterprise will be con-
Quoted on larger scale. We un-
derstand from other sources that
the enterprlsing firm of Maud,
Weyse & Co. are about to develop
this industry to it's fullest capacity.
u Union further says that the
manufacture of castor oil is about
to be established at DowUey City
where the castor bean is extensive.
ly cultivated.
So great has the concourse OF
Prof. Samples scholars become
that he has had to erect an equine
training school, consisting of q
high fence and an amphitheatre.
His classes increase in numbers
daily, and though now entering on
his fourth week the Professor is
still on the high tide of prosperity.
He certainly has had unexampled
success in tanning refractory
horses and in showing his pupils
how to go and do likewise. We
erred in saying that his stay was
drawing to close. He will re-
maiu Just so long as the people
make it worth his while.
Judge J. D. Hines, of Ventura,
who has been presiding over Judge
Sepulveda's branch of the Superior
Court for the last week, returned
home yesterday. AS hard work.
ing Judge, he stands deservedly y
high. No doubt many of our law
yers have had practical experience
Of the fact, the court having been
In session early and late. Apropos
of this it may be mentioned that,
during O late session of the court
last week, a leading member Of the
bar, who had had a hard days
work in court, suggested the pro-
priety of adjourning and reopen
ing court at l O'Clock In the morn
Ing.
The latest intelligence Is that DR..
G.. F. Mohn, olairvoyaht and mo g.
netic physician, has opened neat
offices In Temple Block, rooms SO
and 40, where be will treat all
forms of chronic and difficult dis
eaees magnetically according to
scientific principles. He asks no
questions, but tells your physical
and mental condition more com.
pletely than you could do 1T your.
self. All sufferers should give
this new branch of science a
hearty welcome and visit the Doc.
tor. Mrs. DIR. Mohn will attend
the ladies. Office honTs from 10 to
IL A. NJ. and from 2 to 5:30P. NJ.
Take photographer entrances.
Through the courtesy of DIR. w.
B. Winston, our very efficient
Health Officer, we have been per-
mitted to examine copy OF the
monthly circular of the State Board
of Health. Referring to the spread
of smallpox at the East the cir
cular concludes with this very sig.
Dificant paragraph: "In view OF
the facility of communication be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific, 1t
becomes the part of prudence to
take every precauti0n against the
further Introduction and spread OF
the contagion here Atno period In
our history has the necessity for
general vaccinatiou, apparently,
been more urgent.n The Doctor il
disposed TO see this program IN g
carried out to the letter.
A lively runaway occurred yes
terday morning about balf-past II
on Pearl street, near the WOODEN
mill, causing II poultry vender's
wagon to collide with Il heavier
vehicle. This checked the mad
career of the chicken .hawker for a
moment or SO; but, regaining new
spirit and strength, he rushed
on and smashed into telegraph
pole, which proved too much fol
him and stopped any further dis
play of his Jehu eccentricities.
With the help of u couple of gen.
tlemen, who were passing at the
time, he succeeded, by decorating
his wagon with numerous pieces OF
bailing rope, in proceeding on his
way rejoicing.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK
DR.. Orme reported to the police
authorities, the loss OF buggy
robe and horse blankets. During
the afternoon Officer Fletcher saw
a man going into a saloon with q
bundle. and his suspicious being
aroused, he shadowed the object Of
his suspicious, aud managed to
get near enough to him, without
being seen, to overhear bis conver-
satiOn with the bar.keeper, which
happened to be an offer to sell his
bundle, which contained the miss.
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