Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-23

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BY announcement elsewhere in thi
mornings HERALD it will be seen tina
the Eagle Corps propose to celebrate tn
coming Fourth of July by a CRANE
parade, inspection and review. The,
extend an invitation to the Mayor
Council, Fire Department, civic societies
and citizens generally to participate, 81
that the day may be appropriately OBJ
served.
In accordance with the instructions o.
the meeting held at the Council rooms
on Wednesday evening, special meet
ing was held by Park Hose Company and
the Thirty Fights Engine Comdany last
night, and it was decided that they
celebrate the coming national anniver.
sary by a torchlight procession in the
evening, to conclude with a grand dis
play of fireworks. For that purpose a
committee was appointed to solicit sub
scriptions from our citizens, who, we
hope, will respond literally, so that the
display may be a brilliant one.
The examination of teachers was con-
tinued yesterday. Only six applicants
remained to be examined in the studies
required for q first grade certificate, the
rest having either failed or acquired the
percentage necessary for a second grade
certificate. The studies examined in
yesterday were algebra, natural philoso-
ply, history, bookkeeping and civil
government. There remains for to-day
English literature, vocal music, indus.
trial drawing and school law. With
these subjects the examination will
close, when certificates will by issued to
those who are entitled to them.
The Confidence boys have determined
to have good, old-fashioned celebration
on the Fourth of July. A Committee
on Subscriptions has been appointed,
which is meeting with great success in
their calls upon our citizens. They have
secured the City Band and parade will
take place between the hours of II A. NJ.
and | P. NJ. After the procession the
Declaration of Independence will be
read and q patriotic address delivered
from platform to be erected in front of
the County Bank, Temple Block. They
are determined that the day shall DO
fittingly observed.
Turnverein Hall was literally packed
last evening at the second rendition of
"Hazel Kirke." All the members of
the most excellent Madison Square Com
pany, which, without disparagement to
others, we consider the best troupe
which we have ever seen in Los Ange-
les, surpassed, if possible, their efforts
of the first evening. The parts of
"Hazel Kirke," "Dustan Kirke,"
"Dolly Dutton" and arthur Caring
ford " were superbly played, while
"Pitticus Green" and Barney O'Flynn'
were inexpressibly funny. All who fail
to see this acme of the modern serio-
comic social drama will be especially un-
fortunate.
Yesterday being the fifth anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
A. Templeton, their friends determined
to give them surprise. With this OBJ
ject some twenty couples assembled at
the house of mutual friend and about
s o'clock, loadel with every conceivable
article of wood, useful as we'll as orna-
mental, proceeded to the Templeton
casa. Notwithstanding the surprise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton were equal to
the occasion and received their unex.
pected visitors with open-hearted hospi
tality. Refreshments were improvised
and the guests were entertained until
the "wee sma' hours ayant the twal. >
The evening was most delightful one
and will be pleasantly remembered by
all who participated.
On Wednesday evening a man named
Henry Anderson made violent assault
with knife on Mrs. Bender, wife OF
Frederick Bender, Of the United States
Brewery, inhicting severe injuries or
the back of her head. Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Bender appeared before City
Justice Adams and filed au information
charging Anderson with assault with o
deadly weapon and presented certifi
Gates of two physicians stating that Mrs
Bender was so severely injured as to be
unable to appear for several days. An
derson, who was arrested just after
the crime was committed, was arraigned
and, in default of $3.50 bail, was commit
ted for examination on Saturday, July
LIST, at l0A. NJ. The accused is stran
ger in the city and represents himself as
a Liverpool sailor. No cause was giver
for the assault.
Last Sunday Mr.. Bosseranc, promi
nent French citizen, attended the annual
picnic of the French Benevolent Society
at the Arroyo Seco. While there he
was bitten by fly and, although the
wound was annoying, he paid no atten
ton to it. The next day it commenced
to swell, but still, thinking that the an
noyance would pass away, Mr.. Bots
seranc did nothing. On Tuesday the
wound became more painful and com
poanoad to swall aecomnaniad with dis