Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-27

The Santa Ana Herald says Of the
raisin movement, We understand that
parties in the Orange settlement have
about one more carload Of raisins for
shipment. which will clear up the entire
crop Of the valley. II is probable that
the raisin crop of the Santa Ana valley
for the past season will reach %. .000boxes.
We shall take pains to get the exact fig.
ures. On Thursday morning Mcpherson
brothers, the noted raisin manufacturers
OF Orange, shipped from this depot 1864
boxes OF raisins to Chicago. This COM
pletes the shipment OF the entire lot
manufactured by this firm, which
amounted to about IL, 900 boxes the past
season. They manufactured about 60O0
boxes from their own vineyards. All
have been marketed in the East at fair
figures.
Mr.. w. b. Shaug, of San Fernando.
has shown us copy of the Quincy
(Illinois) Wig printed in lSt5. The
paper is in a fine state of preservation
and well printed, but the advertise
ments show the industries and means OF
travel at that time to have been ex.
ceedingly limited. Railways had no
place in their news Of the day and the
telegraph, then about a year old, had
not vet crossed the Alleghanies. Now
Illinois is the greatest railway State in
the Union, and the once little village OF
Quincy is now a great and prosperous
city, while the Wing party. which sup
ported the frontier newspaper, and was
then led by Daniel Webster and Henry
Clay, has disappeared like a dream.
Such has been life on the border.
John Hines filed an information before
City Justice Morgan, yesterday, charg.
ing Isaac Meyers with grand larceny.
He states that he was shown to room
in hotel by Meyers, on Friday night,
and that after he had gone to sleep the
accused entered his room and rifed his
pockets of watch and $40 in money.
Meyers was arraigned and the case set
for examination August lst at l0A.M
We commend perusal Of the new ad-
vertisement Of the Peoples Store, on the
first page Of this mornings HERALD, to
our readers, especially the ladies and
heads OF families. They announce that,
Notwithstanding their removal to their
new and more expensive store, they will
continue to sell first-class goods atlowel
prices than any other house in town.
The crazy man, Drake, who attempted
to commit suicide by taking laudanum.
was yesterday put in Jail for safe keep
ing and to give him calm retreat where
there would be plenty of room to ch,nge
his mind. In the b,undless contiguiiy
of shade Of the Hotel de Thompson it is
thought that the charms of solitude will
bring him to condition OF sense.
A shipment Of fine Java coffee again
received by H. Jevne, which he roasts
three times o week. Fresh roasted,
| fresh ground and fresh made are three
important factors to making good cup
| of coffee. H. Jevne has made the tea
aud coffee trade lifelong study.
There will be meeting Of the Turn
veren Debating Club at Turner Hall at
| o'clock this evening. Speeches will
be delivered by DR.. Kurtz and other
members of the club. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everybody to attend.
In the Mayors Court, yesterday, Rob-
ert Eckert, Ed McGinnis, Tommy Shaw
aud Ed Baker were arraigned on the
! charge Of violating the midnight closing
| ordinance, and we're given until 10 A. NJ.
Tuesday next to plead.
In the County Recorders office yester-
day eleven deeds, five mortgages, five
releases of mortgages. one marriage
| license and three miscellaneous papers
were filed for record.
Pancho johnson, q frequent boarder
at the Albergo di Tomsoni, was convict
ed before the Mayor yesterday, on the
charge of drunk and disorderly, and was
sent up for five days.
j. o. Dewess, wife and daughter,
| from San Antonio, Texas, are enjoying
the scenery and climate found only in
Southern California, and are booked at
the st. Elmo.
Pure California wines and brandies,
and Jesse Moore L Co.'s Kentucky
whiskies at II. J. Woollacott's, 26 and
2S North Spring street.
| A marriage license. granted to Frank
Bunch and Ella Addemson, was filed foi
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at Sis last evening: Maximum, 500
degrees; minimum, $50 degrees.
Kennedy's Cream Biscuits just re-
ceived at H. Jevne's. 3s North Spring
street.