Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-16

be some time before our theatre-going
public will have an opportunity OF wit
Messing so rare combination as that of
the Madison Square Company in this
thrillingly sensational drama"
The case of the People VS.. John
Weiser, charged with enlightenment,
which, on Wednesday, was continued
by City Justice Adams for one month on
account of the press of business and the
demand of counsel that the testimony
be taken down in writing, was reset for
examination on Monday, June 26, both
parties waving the right to have the
testimony written in long hand by the
Justice.
By telegram elsewhere it will be seen
that the dead body of Captain Aims
worth, of the American bark Dublin,
was found near the coal sheds of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, at
Wilmington, yesterday morning, with
paper in which there was some arsenic
and an empty laudanum bottle by its
side. An inquest was held and YER
| dict rendered that death had been caused
by laudanum and arsenic. No cause
could be discovered for the rash act.
In City Justice Adams's Court yester-
day j. B. Fields, an old offender, pleaded
guilty to n charge of vagrancy and was
sent up for twenty days. VIM. Williams
drunk and disorderly, got nine days in the
chain gang Fong Chu, arrested for
keeping an opium den, pleaded not
guilty; case set for trial on Thursday
next at lOA. NJ. II. Slemmons, charged
with assault with deadly weapon, was
discharged on account of insufficient
evidence. Jacob Vignoli pleaded guilty
to charge of assault and was fined Sl2
or twelve days in the chain gang.
BY announcement elsewhere it will
be seen that Mr.. John Kelley, the po-
neer violinist aud vocalist, who, by his
dulcet strains, has gladdened the hearts
Of the weary miners in every mining
camp on the Pacific Slope since "'fhe
Days of 40, will give vocal and in
strumental concert at Good Templars'
Hall next Tuesday evening, assisted on
the piano and organ by his accomplished
wife. Mr.. Kelley is known to every old
Pacific Coaster and is universally con-
coded by the press to be one of the most
accomplished violinists now living.
Justice Fisher was engaged nearly all
day yesterday in the examination of the
case of the People VS.. All Yung, China
woman, charged with stealing $500 from
her husband. Deputy District Attorney
Morgan appeared for the prosecution
and Col G. Wiley Wells for the defence.
The examination was conducted with
closed doors and at its close the defen'-
ant was discharged. A second informa-
ton was sworn out before City Justice
Adams against the defendant for the
same offence. She was rearrested by
Deputy Sheriff Berry and in default of
$500 bail was committed to Jail for ex-
animation.
The programme for the llth annual
picnic of the French Benevolent Society,
to take place at Sycamore Grove, Arroyo
Seco, next Sunday, will be found else
where. The Committee of Arrange
ments, composed of a number of our best
Franco-American citizens, have been IL
defatigable in their preparations, and
the entertainment promises to be one of
the most enjoyable ever given in this
city. Carriages will leave Downey Block
every hour and will convey passengers
to the Grove for % cents each. We can
safely promise all who attend delight
full time