Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05

dead on Wednesday last, while en-.
gagged In hanging doors In house
being built by the Award Bros. at
Orange.
w. II. Nagle, whose arrest, on q
charge of larceny, was neted In
yesterdays HERALD, was arraign-
ed before City Justice Adams yes
terday and his examination set for
Thursday 9ext at 10 Am. Bail
5000.
You should make the acqusint.
ance of Dire. G. F. Mohn and wife.
It is we'll worth your time to be
convinced of the potency Of mag
netism as healing agent. Inves.
tigate free OF charge, at No. SO
Temple Block, Main street.
The case of the People vs. Velar.
dez, the trial of which commenced
before Justice Fisher yesterday
and whi,h occupied the greater
part of the day, owing to the alb
sence of an important witness, was
continued until 10 A. M. Monday
next.
G.. w. Childs is among tho pas
sengers to arrive at Los Angeles
by this mornings train from San
Francisco. The query suggests it.
self: Can this be the great obituary
poet OF the Philadelphia Ledger,
the trusted friend Of Ulysse Grant?
A gentleman who came in from
the bench, west of town, informs
US that Fred Perris's party are run.
ming line to connect the Cali.
fornia Southern Railway survey
10 Cotton with that terminating at
the mouth Of the Csjon Pass.
What does this mean?-San BSr-
naydino IndeG.
The following we're the exports
from the Santa Ana depot for the
week ending February Sd: Corn,
.14S sacks. 151,774 pounds; barley.
500 sacks, 6l,353 pounds; oranges,
AS. lines, 81, and lemons IA boxes,
"a 1854 pounds; eggs, As cases, 2, 100
pounds; coal, 4 cars. 10l, ,420 pou nds
general merchandise, 8, 1852 pounds.
Total, $50, 45S pouuds.-Herdid.
The election in Sycamore dis.
trict, (TustiD) on the lst instant, to
vote on the proposition to issue
bonds In the sum of So, 200, for the
purpose of building q school house,
was carried almost unanimously,
there being only two dissenting
votes, which shows that the peo.
pie Of that beautiful settlement
are progressive. = Santa Ana
Herald.
From the subjoined item, clipped
from the Tucson Citizen OF Friday,
we suppose Col. Godfrey reached
LosAngeles y yesterday evening: Col,
John F. Godfrey, OF Los Angeles,
returned last night from a visit to
Washington, d. O., where he went
about two months ago tOlook after
the interests of the Total Wreck
Mining Company. whose applica.
tion for patent was before the
General Land Office. Mr.. Godfrey
will leave for home tonight.
A lively shake of terra-Hrma
tumbled the denizens of San Bsr.
nardino out of bed at sos A. M. to.
day The shock was quite severe
and lasted for several seconds. It
was preceded by the usual rum
bling. like distant thunder. This
Is the fret earthquake of the
present season and we began to
think that nature was neg lecting
us in this matter, but having com.
menced it Is probable that che will
bestow further favors upon US in
the same lines. 3. Times, Feb 8.
One hundred and sixty.three ar
rests were made by the police
force during the month of January,
as follows: Disturbing the peace
16, drunk 26, battery 8, asking
lodging in Jail 0, drunk and disor.
derly 12, petit larceny Is, trespass
Fl, vagrants 10. robbery 2, fighting
en- the streets 2, lunatic l, gambling
"a, insulting ladies on the street /,
keeping houses Of ilI.fame 2, at
tempt to commit burglary 2. steal.
ing water l, disorderiy conduct l.
Fines collected $669. rs.
We clip the following notice Of
Mrs. DR.. Potts, who will commence
series of lectures at the Fort
street M. E. Church next Wednes.
day evening, from the San Fran
cisco Call: "Mrs. DR.. POtts's lee
lures show her to be thinker, pos
sessed of thorough medical edu.
cation. Her afternoon lectures to
ladies not only touch upon but 60
into the causes OF the thousand dis.
tressing ailments to which women
are especially subject. Her expla.
nations and remedies are descri bed
In language ineligible to ALL"
The divers brought down from
San Francisco by Genesal Ban
ming to bring up the eteel rails
dumped into the ocean by the
overturnipg of barge off viii.
mingtOp, we learn, are meeting
with great success and have al
ready recovered q large portion OF
the cargo. The rails belong to the
Mexican Central Railway and
were bought to Wilmington on q
British vessel to be shipped In
bond to Paso del Norte, Opposite
Ell Paso) Mexico via the southern
Pacific Railway.
Mr.. s. Mckinley, President Of
the Los Angeles branch OF the
Land League, received telegram
yesterday from the President Of
the San Francisco branch of the
League asking II reception to
Hon. T. p. O'Connor, Home Rule