Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
The Frederieksburg Brewing Company

in San Buenaventura last Wednesday
when a girl named Teresa Frank poure,
oil on slow burning fire to hurry it up
1t hurried, and she hurried out door
where a commercial traveller threw
blanket over her and extiDguishet
the fire. The girl is badly burned
Who is the next idiot
| Another magnetic storm has been rag
ing for thirty.six hours past. At tn,
time of going to press it is still very vic
lent, with no signs of abatsment. Three
groups Of sun spots seem to be the cause
OF the disturbance, which is by far the
greatest of the year. Now is the time
to look for an aurora. il the moon does
not shine too bright
A large number of the readers OF the
HERALD were well acquainted with that
old pioneer miner and progressive from.
tiersrnan of "Forty-nine, General John
w. Gashwiler. The General was inter.
ested in the mining intereses of Southern
California with Lieutenant Governor
Dagett and w. w. Stow, at Calico and
other points. His numerous friends will
regret to hear that he died very sudden
| ly of heart disease, in San Francisco, on
Saturday morning last.
There was quiet wedding yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mr.. Will
liam H. Perry ON Boyle Heights, the
high contracting parties being Mr.. c. w.
Davis and Miss Mamie B. Perry, the pop
ular vocalist of this city. The service
was performed by Rev. w. II, Dyer.
The bride and groom left on the evening
train for Salt Lake City and Denver.
The health of the happy pair was drunk
at the HERALD Office in bottle OF Dry
Mumm
Miss Olive Gibson, formerly one of
the most efficient of our public school
teachers, is slowly recovering from a
long illness. Her illness was caused by
teaching in one of the rooms of the Nor
NAL School, which was finished in such
a bungling manner that ventilation was
impossible This school room is still oc-
cupied by forty pupils, and no steps
have yet been taken to make it decent
for school use.
A distressing accident happened to
Mr.. z. Gosselin, foreman OF the plumb.
ing establishment OF John McMenomy,
ON Sunday evening, about 8 O'Clock.
As Mr. Gosselin was driving down First
street in company with a gentleman
from San francisco, his horse on
fright took short turn, overthrowing
both gentlemen on to the ground in a
violent manner. The San Francisco
gentleman escaped with slight bruises,
but MIR. Gosselin had one thigh broken,
aud is laid up for two months.
The follow ing is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections last eve.
ming: w II Lent, San Francisco; Mrs M
Lovett, Mrs J K AIvord, Massachusetts,;
Mr. d McLaurlin Miss Josie McLaurlin,
Mr. 5 + Thurston, Boston; Mrs w d
Cross. Mrs X H Hupp, Tombstone; Mrs
W II Newman, Galveston, Texas; Mag
gle Paig, TOMBSTONE, A T; w II
Newman, Galveston, Texas; Miss Noyes,
San Francisco; r sutter, n Loynacham,
Mexico; 5 r DeLong, Sacramento; Dan
McGurny, Utah.
Mr.. VIM. Perigo by advertisement
elsewhere, announces that the Bank
Exchange Saloon and Club Rooms will
be opened to the public this evening.
The Bank Exchange is located in the
Lsnfranco Block, Main street, and is
one Of the cosiest and most elegantly
appointed saloons on the Coast, and will
be supplied with the best liquors and
cigars in the city. Mr.. Perigo has had
large experience in the business, and
proposes to conduct his place in first
class style. His friends and the public
are cordially invited to give him call.
A horse. ridden by a small boy, got
frightened last night abont G O'Clock
on Alameda street, and proceeded TO
run at a terrific gait. In front Of
Messrr. Maud & Weyse's wine vaults he
stumbled and threw the boy with great
force against the wall, where he laid
doubled up for quite minute, moaning.
People rushed up, expecting that the
poor little fellow had several bones
broken. However. after being shaken
up bit, he turned ont to be unhurt,
though terribly frightened. The horse
was caught in the Keller vineyard, by
MIR. II. Stuhr, just as he was preparing
to enjoy tie grapes.
On Sunday afternoon as gentleman.
accompanied by lady and child, was
driving near the edge Of the deep fill on
Bunker Hill avenue, at the corner of
Court House street, he noticed the loose
tarth giving way, causing the buggy to
careen to one side. He at once pitched
the child on to the street, the lady
Jumping after it. Before he could fol- |
low, however, the buggy turned over
and rolled to the bottom OF the hill, tax
ing man and horse with it, Fortunate
ly both driver and animal escaped unin-
jured, the only damage being to the
harness and vehicle, both of which were
demoralized.
The Hollanders appear to be coming
to their senses on the silver question, as
it is shown by the action Of the Congress
Of Commerce and Industry, now in ses-
sion in Amsterdam, in passing resolu-
tion recommending the use of the double
standard Of gold and silver for Europe
and America. These Statesmen of the
Lowlands are finding out that the great
nations which buy their manufactures
are silver-dealing nations, and do not
want to pay their bills for madder, her
ring and broadcloth in gold, which they
do not use or have. Ii the European
nations commence buying silver it will
help our silver miners by a sharp advance
in the price of silver bullion. So mote
it be.
Yesterday evening, as Jerry and Tom
my Collins, sous Of ex. x.oiiicer Jerry Col
Inns, were riding from school to their
home in the western part Of the city,
their horses took fright at band of
sheep that were being driven along Fig
ueroa street and threw them, the sheep
running over their prostrate bodies.
One of the boys was picked up insensi-
BILE, in which condition he remained for
over an hour. He received a severe
cut ON the temple from the fall, besides
being otherwise cut and bruised by the
feet Of the sheep. The other, besides
being cut and bruised by the sheep pass
ing over him, sprained one Of his ankles.
They were taken to their home, where
they received every necessary attention,
and at latest accounts were getting along
nicely.
We learn that Mr.. Chas. Gassen, Of
this city, has been buying large numbers