Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-11

The log was again exceedingly dense
early yesterday morning.
Frank Riuz was arrested yesterday
for driving over child.
Mr.. Geo. Rice yesterday sold his fruit
ranch at Pasadena at round margin.
He is always lucky.
The steamer Eureka left for San Fran
cisco and way ports last evening, with
full list Of passengers.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: maximum, 80 de-
grees; minimum. SO degrees.
Miss Nellie Boyd. Of the Nellie Boyd
Dramatic Company, is passenger by
this evenings Pacific Express.
Mr.. Nasby and wife, of Los Angeles,
will arrive by the Pacific Express due
here at 4;45 o'clock this evening.
The military ball given by the Eagle
Corps at Turn verein Hall last evening,
was large and brilliant affair, and well
attended by the elite Of the city.
II. r. Edmunds, pretended U. 8.
detective from San Gabriel, was arrest
ed on warrant yesterday from that
place charged with petty larceny.
Mr.. Joseph MCPHERSON, Of Chicago,
who purchased ranch last winter in
the Azusa, has sold out at lively profit,
and Is now contemplating the erection
Of paper mill in Los Angeles.
In the target practice of the Los An
geles Pacific Club, on the 10Th instant,
Trainmaster Lockwood, of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, scored 43. The rest OF
the boys were not up to their usual
mark.
Col Fred Stanford, former time re.
sidsnt Of Los Angeles, but for the past
four years resident Of Arizona, arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday. He likes to
meet his old-tine friends, and may come
back to stay.
At the office of the Chief Of Police are
two pairs Of pantaloons stolen by Carl
Wendlung. Who has lost these pants!
Among the plunder of this thief are
four new pipes. two razors and knife.
He appears to be an old offender.
Geo. Rice was arraigned before City
Justice Morgan, yesterday, on the charge
Of assault with intent TO murder, on
complaint of James Kelly, and in default
of $500 bail, was committed to await ex.
amintion at 10 A. NJ. on Thursday. The
difficulty occurred in saloon in Sonora
town, in which Rice cut Kelly with a
knife.
The lecture delivered by Bishop
Henry w. Warren, d. D., Of Atlanta,
Georgia, last evening at the Fort Street
NJ. E. Church. upon the subject. ''The
Forces Of Sunbeam" was one of the
talented speakers most scholarly efforts.
As II was for the benefit of the new
Grace NJ. e. Church, the audience was
large and enthusiastic. The lecture
netted handsome sum.
In the City Court yesterday, Thomas
Owens, convicted of petit larceny, steal
ing two coats from A. F. Norton on Com
mercial street, was sentenced to sixty
days labor on the street. Carlos Wend.
ling, for the same demonstrating cloth
ing from A. COINS store--got ifty days
labor on the streets. A. Barnett, drunk
and disorderly, paid s25; Juan Leiva, for
the same offence, paid $40. Phillip
Carter. Jesus Duarte, plain drunks. were
sent up for five days each.
Gen. Sherman and party arrived on
Sunday morning on the northern over
land and proceeded to San Gabriel,
where the party took carriages for the
Sierra Madre Villa, at which delightful
resort they remained during yesterday.
To-day they will return to the city and
take view of the. town, after which
lunch will be spread at the Pico House.
attended by some Of the old friends of
the General. As this is the final tour Of
inspection OF the General of the army
before retiring from the duties of his
high Office, the occasion ia one Of historic
interest and will be memorable to all his
old fridnds in California who have
known him for generation.