Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-15

stock men, merchants and me-
chanics thereabouts rejoiced in
light hearts and were happy
smiles. Good for Spadra!
Professor J. Fl. Braly, Vice
Principal OF the State Normal
School, arrived in the city yester.
day and is stopping at the Cesmo-
politan. Mr.. Braly was teacher
and Superintendent of Schools in
Santa Clara county before the
Normal School was established.
Many of his old pupils and fellow
teachers are now residents of this
county. He returns to San Jose
overland this evening.
Those most enterprisipg of msr.
chants, the Lewis Brothers, will
be found upon our first page to-
day with a full triple column ad-
vertisemeDt. They are determined
to be in the forefront of the msr.
camille battle and they announce o
line of bargains which cannot be
surpassed on the Pacific Coast.
Read their trade bulletin else
where and give them call. Their
goods are nonpareil and their
prices simply defy competition.
By reference to our kilograms it
will be seen that complaints were
filed at San Francisco yesterday by
the crew of the ship Gatherer
against Captain Sparks and first
and second mates Yates and Cur
tis, charging them with extreme
cruelty on the voyage OF that ves-
sci from Antwerp to Wilmington.
1t will be rem sm bered by readers
of the HERALD that they evaded
arrest at Wilmington by sailing
from that port on Sunday, the 5th
instant
The snbjoined item from the San
Bernardino Times must have been
Intended for what the late Artemus
Ward used to call sarkssum: The
strides OF the A tlantic and Pacific |
towards San Bernardipp, Indicate
conc.usively that the leading spir-
its have been induced to give the
second city in Southern California
q due consideration as to popula-
ten, wealth and Influence, and the |
railroad center may yet be, as it
was intended by God and by ma
tural surroundings It should be To-
Gated In our city Of San Bernar-
dino.
Constable Ling yesterday arrest
ed II. Silvas on a warrant issued |
by Justice Fisher on February 7th.
Silvas is wanted to answer to
charge of sssaultiDg Tomas Ber-
mudas, an old Mexican, with
club and nearly breaking his arm.
Just after the complaint was filed |
Silvas disappeared from the city
and was not seen hereabouts until |
yesterday. In default of $500 bail
he was committed to Jail to appear
for examination before Justice
Fisher this m0rnlng
Fred LamOor, of Wilmington,
was adjudged insane by Judge
Howard yesterday aud committed
to the Stockton Insane Asylum.
He was taken up to that ibstitu-
tion overland by Deputy Sheriff
Huber last evening. This Is the
first commitment to the Stockton
Asylum from Los Angeles county
for several years and was caused
by the fact that the Napa Asylum
has as many patients as eau be &C.
commodated.
Mrs. Forster, the widow of the
late Don Juan Forster, being in
feeble health, desires to return her
thanks In general for the many
missives of coincidence she has re-
ceived. She would take great
pleasure In returning her individ-
ual ackpow Judgments if her health |
permitted. While on this subject
it is we'll TO again call the atten-
tlou vi fAbEcichOo W tAo luCO tudb
q grand mass of requiem will take
place this morning, at 10 o'clock,
for the soul OF the late Don
Juan Forster, Mt the Cathedral of
st. Vibiana. There ought to be q
great attendance.
Mr.. o. II. Bliss furnishes the fol.
10 wing record Of the rainfall since
Sunday evening: Up to Monday |
morning SO, to Monday evening
40, to Tuesday morning 10, to
Tuesday evening 05; total, one
inch and ten hundredths. Total
by the Signal Service officers re-
port up 10 last evening, one inch
aud four hundredths. Mr.. e. Du-
csmmun, up to S O'clock yesterday
morning, gives Que inch and
Twelve hunGedths. A comparison
of the totals will show that the
Signal Service report and those Of
Messrs. Bliss and DucOmmun agree
more nearly than at any other
time this season. Total for the |
season by Mr. Ducommun's report,
7 SO inches.