Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-06

portion of the parade. on account
of their dry humor, deserve men,
ton. One of the prettiest features
we have ever seen in procession
was the boat of Confidence No. 2,
filled with young lads in natty
sailor dress, feathsring their oars
in true nautical style. The Thirty.
Flights, perhaps dsspairing of sx.
ceiling this feature of the rival
company's display, had rugged up
an old scow, which bore the in.
scrlption, "This boat foats,n and
indeed 1t looked as II II had thread
ed, in its time, many an intricate
labyrinth of Wilmington channel.
The hit was recognized as q palpa.
BILE one and elicited many q laugh
The second joke was gotten of by
the Park Hose Company, whose
members turned out Ia nebby uni
forms and whose carriage was very
elegantly embellished. TWAS sur
mounted by frosted cake. The
inference is obvious. 1t conveyed,
In very upmistakable language,
the impression of the Park Hose
boys that they had knocked down
the persimmon in that procession
Quite a large audience assembled
at furnverein Hall last night to
enjoy the first appearance of the
California Dramatic Combination
in "Inshavogue." From the ring
ing up of the curtain to its going
down the audience showed keen
appreciation of the performance.
The star, Mr.. James M. Ward, as
Brian Mcguire and "Inshavogue,"
developed a very respectable de-
gree of histrionic talent. Miss Car
rie C.1 Ward, as Biddy Malone,
with jig, captured the audience,
while the Misses Beb6 and Lillian
Byzantine made q very pleasing
impression. The general support
was good. We regret that our
crowded space this morning pre-.
cludes more extended review.
Tonight the noted sensational
piece, "ren Nights In a Bar
Room,n in which Oliver Doud By
ron made such striking success
for years in the East, Will be given.
The box.sheet 10 open for reserved
seats at the bookstore of P. Laz-
arus.
Yesterdays pro cession was sig-
nallzed by the first appearance of
the Eagle Corps. 1t is 6ne, SOL
dierly body of men and would be q
credit to any city The boys looked
we'll and marched well, showing
that, short as Is the time since
their organisation, they have been
drilled.
In the railroad accident near
Seven PALMS, noted elsewhere, 15
freight cars were smashed into
wood. A track was built
around the wreck last evening and
the road opened to travel about 8
o'clock last night.
The train from the East via the
route, owing to the ditch
ing of train at Seven Palms, did
not arrive until one O'Clock this
A special train with troops for
the scene of the Indian outbreak In
passed through Los An
geles alb ut O'Clock this morning.
We nsu the pleasure of meeting
of State Burns in Los
yesterday. He will re.
main in the city for some days and
will return to San Francisco by
steamer.
Mr.. Griswold, the gentIemanly
travelling agent of the wholesale
liquor house of A. P. Hotalipg &
Co., is In Los Angeles on busi-
ness visit.
Mr.. S. A. Tuttle, conductor on
The Southern Pacific Railway, az
rived home from a paseo of some
weeks durat ion at San Francisco
y yesterday.
That nrbane conductor, Jerry
Long, is about to take unto him
self vacation of q month, during
which he will visit the Golden
Nevada, and several other of
the nothern counties, where he has
b osts of friends, of old lang syne.
Mr.. w. B. Rock well, of E. Mar
tin & Co., yesterday received tel
sgram from ]. A. Kelly, of Tomb
stone, and formerly of this city,
asking him to forward % stands
Of Winchester rifles, which shows
that the alarm has reached that in
frontier and mineral out
post.
The Anaheim band serepaded
Gov. Perkins at the Pico House
last night. The Executive of the
state maue very uappy response
10 the compliment.
Gov. Perkins, Secretary of State
Burns, Adjutant- General Backus,
and other distinguished visitors,
have signified their intention to be
present ut Sherman's Circus to-
night.
We had the pleasure yesterday
Of q call from our old townsman n
Mr.. Tom Hogue, of San Diego, who
came up to see the Centennial and
take In the Horticultural Fair.
1t is conceded by all that the
"Coffae House, corner Requena
and Los Angeles streets, furnishes
the best Is cent meal In town.
Our types Sunday made an error
In the assignment of Mrs. M. Gra-
ham in the report Of the School
Boards action Saturday evening.
We learn from the 8ecretarv of the