Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-14

DR.. A. 8. Shorb was called upon
late yesterday evening to visit
Mrs. Mand, wife of Valentine
Mand, of the Cahuenga, who died
suddenly. 1t appears that in the
eveniDg Mrs. Mand drove a colt
out Of the garden, after which, re-
Turning to the house, she sat down
on a chair, and in a few minutes
expired. Her death resulted from
disease of the heart. The deceased
was woman of stout, vigorous
frame, and was not supposed to be
affected by any disease. Deceased
was. a most estimable woman and
her death will be regretted by a
large circle OF relations and friends.
The mysterious leaving of q girl
baby at the door of the Orphans
Home,lsss Tuesday morning, turns
out to have been no mystery at all.
A gentleman fully oonverssnt with
the facts informed US yesterday
that the whole matter was arranged
some time ago. The acc0uchment
took place at house on Olive
street, where the mother, young
girl, is still lying dangerously i'll.
The father Is alleged to be u shin
ing light in one of our promine emit
churches, whose name our inform
ant declined to disclose. We shall
keep our readers advised of further
developments.
AT an early hour yesterday
morning the city was shocked by
a rumor that Mayor Toberman had
died suddenly during the pre-.
vious night. On his way to
investigate the report the rep
of the HERALD en-.
countered the Mayor looking
in very substantial form for u
wanderer from "the nights Pluto.
nian Shore" and as genial as ever.
We congratulate the city that she
rumOr was ill-founded. 1t arose,
probably, from similarity of
sound between the name of Mayor
Toberman and that of Mr.. Mayo
Thorn, who died day before ysster.
day. Ha,
Four excursion parties from New
York of possibly 600 persons, in
sleeping cars on special trains. will
arrive at Los Angeles as follows:
First, April 9th; second, May 4th;
third, May 18th; fourth, May 18th
Each party will break up into
smaller detachments here, leaving
Los Angeles at pleasure by Pacific
Express for MADEIRA, (stoppipg off
for the Yosemite tour, and San
Francisco. The parties will return
East via Ogden. They will be nn.
der the direction of Messrs. Ray.
mOnd and Whitcomb, managers of
RaymOnd's excursions.
The Sunday law cases involving
complaints against Gauthier and
Landau were duly called for trial
by Justice Of the Peace Bentley at
Compton yesterday. Messrs. White
and Godfrey appeared for the de.
and MIR. Blanchard for
the prosecution. The defendants
demanded change of venue to
Upon the ground that
Justice Bentley was prejudiced
against them. The prosecution
that the affidavits filed
10 support Of the motion were not
but the Court ruled
otherwise and the cases wers trans
ferred to Justice Johnson at Will
mington. The witnesses for the
State who We're present returned to
the city without getting an oppOr.
tunity To testify. To-day the cases
against Schedule and Gerkins will
he held at Pasadena.
The managers Of the Orphans
Home Concert request US to an.
nounce that, owing to the unex-
peotedly large sales of tickets, hey !
find themselves unable to give ac-
to all who have
purchased. To enable the man.
ayers to keep faith with the public
Miss Mamie Perry and others Of
the participants have kindly con-
sented to repeat the concert, and
active measures are being taken TO
arrange for the same, either Mon
day or Tuesday evening Of next
week. The exact date will be an.
nOunced in our issue of tomorrow
morning. The box sheet for the
second concert will be open at
Days music store at 8 A. M. on
Saturday next, when those hold
ing tickets for Saturday evenings
concert, for which they have been
unable to secure seats, will have
an'Upportunfty ofexchanging them
So Is nte TO- k.n