Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-02
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suae the management of the thea.
tire at that place. It Is their inten-
ton, we learn, to give concerts ut
Yuma and Tucson by the way.
| Informatiens were filed ia the ia.
tersst of Major Horace BelI,in City
Justice Adams's Court yesterday,
against Captain Cuddy, of the pc.
lice force, and officers Dobson, Nc
Mahen and Cells for false impris.
oHment, etc. Warrants for their
arrest, we understand, will be is-
sued Tomorrow.
Mrs. Georgia Bell made an infer
nation before Justice Fisher yes
terday charging Adolfo Cells with
assault on Horace Bell with a
deadly weapon, with intent to COM
| NIT murder. Cells was arrested
and gave bail in 5000 for his ap-
pesrance On Saturday, April Sth,
at 10 A. N.
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who came
down frsm San Francisco overland
yesterday, informs US that at Ra-
venR the buildings and platform at
the station were covered with q
heavy white frost. He tells us
that the crops look more thrifty in
Los Angeles county than in any
other section along the line of the
| railroad.
Mr.. VIM. Lacy, Cashier of the
First National Bank, went down
to San Diego per steamer Orizaba
yesterday to attend the funeral OF
Adolph Jorres, which takes place
at that city to-day. The deceased
was q brother of Mr.. Gus Jorres, of
this city, and was q most estima-
BILE youth. We tender our respect
fnl sympathy TO his afflicted father
and brother.
| Yesterday we were shown clus-
ter of fifteen very large and beauti-
full oranges, which was plucked
from a buddsd tree that was set out
. year ago last July, and Which
was only one year old when set
cut, by the Wright Brothers, OF
Orange. This is really q miracle
Of vegetation. 1t 10 only right tha
we should add that this hardy,
prscecious and prolific bearer be.
longs to the Mediterranean Sweet
variety.
BY telegram elsewhere it will be
seen that General Sherman and
party arrived at Wilcox, Arizona,
yesterday and left Immediately for
Fort Grant. For some reason the
name of General Hancock is not
mentioned, although he must be
with the party, as Superintendent
Hewitt informed us yesterday that
he had been advised on Friday
that General Hancock was at
Camp Bowie. The omission of his
name in the dispatch is probably
an oversight of the telegraph re.
porter at Wilcox.
Parson A. B. Moffitt left yester.
day for San Francisco. He will be
absent with bis family, for several
weeks. He goes up In an Official
capacity as the representative of
the Ancient Order OF United
WOrkmen. But, whenever the
Parson goes anywhere he carries
with him one Of the marked indi.
vidualities ef Southern California.
During his absence we know he
will be virtuous and, we hope, he
will be happy. We have engaged
him as the special correspondent
of the HERALD during his travels,
which will include q visit to San
Jose.
Mr.. 3. Chandler came in from
the Puente oil region yesterday.
He informs US that the rigging is
in place for boring we'll No. 3,
work on which will commence In
q few days. He yesterday sold a
number of barrels Of oil from we'll
No. l at SIS per barrel, to be used
in lubricating machinery, the oil
being Of superb quality for that
purpose. Mr.. Chandler is coafident
that the Puehts, with proper de-
vsl0pmsnt, will yet prove to be one
Of the best petroleum producing
districts on the Coast, an Aaticipa.
tion which We trust may be real
ized to the full.
1 Tive boys, aged about II and IL
respectively, came down on Thurs.
day evenings train from Los An
gsles. They said they were ''look-
ing for work and something to
eat" 1t appearing that they had
run away from their homes, they
were taken In charge by Marshal
Barham and given u good supper.
In accordance with telegram
sent by the Chief of Police, they
were held over to be returned to
their anxious parents OH the morn.
ing train; bat yesterday morning,
after eating 3 hearty breakfast at
tuo aoteAS thSy houuS0u VI SLID Out
and the Marshaps endeavors to
| find them have so far been unsuc.
ul.--AnaheiD, Gazette.
The jury ia the case of DR.. A. 8
Sborb, after remaining out al
night, and standing until an early
hour yesterday morning, as report
ed In the HERLD, ten for acquitta
and two for guilty of manslaugh b
ter, at S A. M. brought in q vsrdic
of not guilty. The jurors VIII
stood out were J. j. Davis and ]
II. Brewer. They were under tn
impression, we understand
: that the death of Guada
lupe Garcia resulted as mucl
from neglect as from the operation
and, while they held DR.. Shorl
guiltless as to the abortion, the
, held that he was responsible 70
the neglect, and should bs made t.
. suffer. Happily, they became con
, | WINGED of their error, and the resul