Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-13

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day, only two days behind time. almost
as full Of news as usual, the press-work
having been done at the Times Office,
San Bernardino. He announces that
in couple or three weeks his office will
be fully restored with new and superior
material.
United States Deputy Marshal Dunlap
passed through the city yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco ON his way to
San Bernardino. Mr.. Dunlap's every
effort is directed at present to the sup
preston Of tho selling of whiskey to
the Indians on the reservation in our
sister county. SO far, his efforts have
proved signally successful and the Gov
eminent wards are measurably deprived
Of the "firs-water" which makes their
hearts glad. The persis tence Of the
Government officials in this section to
suppress this violation Of law Is com.
mendable and is being well rewarded.
A tall, lank ,reuton entered the police
station last night about 7 o'clock, and,
showing very black eye, said he had
been assaulted by man at the post
Office and knocked down. Upon being
asked wherefore, he could only answer,
Never mind the why or wherefore"
and pointed to the colored optic. Cap
tain Cuddy sailed forth into the inclem-
emit weather, soon returning with the
transgressor. who proved to be boon
companion Of the complaining victim.
In consequence, the pair were incarcer-
ated and will explain this morning why
they let their angry passions rise.
While the political fever, which boils
in every American citizens breast, has
blown over for the present, election ex-
element is nevertheless running pretty
high just now among our gallant fire
laddies. The annual elections for i'm
portant offices comes off OH the first
Monday in March. Confidence No. 2
and Park Hose seem to prefer Col. Wal
ter s. Moore, the president Of Twos for
Chief of the Department and Messrs. L.
Chick and V. Hernandez for LIST and
End assistants respectively The pre-
objections of the Thirty Fights are in
favor of the reelection of Chief Kuhrts,
the present incumbent, and Messrs H.
Decker and ]. Clancy, as LIST and End
assistants.
Rev. Mr.. Hill conducted the services
at the Presbyterian church, which were
held at Arcadia Hall on Sunday morn
ing. The reverend gentleman selected
his text from the 10th verse of the Path
chapter Of Acts. "Bow Down Thine
Ear" by Loder, sung by the full choir,
Prof Englcs of the Cologne Cathedral,
at the organ, was a magnificent execu-
ton of religious music. Mr.. ]. H.
Renebome, who sang, in baritone solo,
Himmels 'Tncline Thine Ear, rendered
1t excellently. Rev. Mr.. Birdsall con-
Quoted the services at the Episcopal
church. The subject of his talk to his
flock was 1.-THE Temptation Of Christ"
The congregations at the several other
churches were large and fervent on this
nrs' Lentsn sunday
The following is a list of the pass
who arrived in Los Angeles from the
East via the Southern Pacific Railroad
and connections at AS last evening:
John Foley. T.. Simmons. Los
Angeles; Charles BOYLE. Mexico; Thorn
as Ellis, Denver; Il. Burnham. ]. L.
Burnham, Geo. NJ. Burnham, Mrs. Geo
Burnham. Milwaukee; Mrs. T. P. Ker-
ner, Los Angeles; Thomas ]. Keary.
New York; j. W. Morris, San Francis
CO; J. Meyer and wife, Bakersfield, Cal.
J, w, Low, San Francisco; J. Teal.
Portland; Miss Pierce, Kansas City, L.
F. Foster; Boston; J. z. Dawes and
wife, San Francisco: j. H, McCalver,
Los Angeles; Fl. E. Williams, Santa
Barbara; J. c. Barney, Crete. Neb.; J.
A. Morney. Portland: ] Russell Bos.
ton; q. Rollins. J. w. Evans, Tuecon.
Judce Morcan,s Court was occup;ad
the greater mart Of Yesterday in tho tr;a,
before a iury of the case Of the People
vs. Zoe Piaouet charged with disturb.
inc the peacs on comnl.;nt of Adele
Plaouet It anuears that the defendant
is the d;vorced wife Of n Monsieur p,a.
ouet wb;lo the comn,a;nant ia now the
legal mariner Of his lows and sorrows
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