Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-03
NEWS NOTES.

The murder trial of Ira b. klgore
comes up on Monday.
The s. P. Co. is putting up new and
larger ice hous at the new depot.
James Wilson was sent to jail for five
days Yesterday by the Mayor for begging
on N. Main street.
Rev. DIR. Schneider will lecture tins
evening in the Synagogue in German
Services begin at 1880.
George Wallace, of Santa Ana, VINO
was partially examined for insanity ON
Nov. 20, was yesterday released, by Or
order of Judge Brunson.
Travel by the railroad is swelling to
flood tide. The down passenger train
Yesterday brought in three full cars OF
sturdy and thrifty immigrants.
Two parcels containing brown dress
and black coat and vest were stolen
Yesterday out of the window of the San
Francisco steam dye works, 81 North
Spring street.
= On Saturday at 10 A. NJ, Deputy u.
s. Marshals, who served at the late elec'
zion, may get their salary paid by call
ing at the office of Freeman &. Teed,
Esq., in the Allen block.
Rev. Selah w. Brown, of Santa Bar
bara, will deliver lecture in Grace NJ
E. church, First street, this evening;
Subject: "a Journey to Naples and
Rome" Admission, 25 cents.
Louis Gottschalk was admitted yester'
day by Judge Brunson to practice as an
,attorney at law in the Superior Courts
of California. His sponsors were Messrs'
Wade and H. X. s. OMelveny.
In an item of proposed change in
business location in the HERALD yester-
day. the types put L. Harris for W.
Harris. It is the latter gentleman who
proposes to remove to the new Lanker'
shin block.
During the last two nights the fog
came early and left late in the moIning
Its consistency was of the kind which
can be cut with knife. The tempera-
ture has been materially lowered by this
unpleasant visitor.
The Democratic City Central Com
saittee are following the method OF truly
clean politics. They propose to levy
ne assessessments, but merely ask tne
candidates to pay the printing bills,
those for carriage hire, and similar small
amounts for legitimate purposes.
Noon. day Prayermeeting has been
commenced at the Central Baptist Hall,
IOS North Main street, where Christian
brethren are invited to come in and
spend few minutes or an hour, as their
time may allow, in prayer to our Father
above, for such blessings as they may
desire.
Mr.. Eugene Spuller and party took
their departure yesterday on the east
bound train. They travel homeward in
their own car. Mr.. l.. Leob, the French
Consulor Agent, and many other promi-
nent citizens from the French Colony
were at the depot to wish them goodbye.
The condition of Main street in front
of Temple Block is dangerous. The
street car track is one foot higher than
the asphaltum pa vement and at night
this difference in the level of the
thoroughfare is not noticeable. 1t
ought not to be considered hoggsh to
ask that this state of affairs be remedied
before some luckless driver breaks his
neck.
Rumor has it that the Republican Cen
trail Committee has assessed the candi-
date for Mayor in the modest little sum
of a cool Thousand; that the other city
officers are to be mulcted in pro rata
sums until the Councilmen are reached,
when the figure is $75. 1t is further re-
ported that DR.. French refuses to put
up any such sum.
The District Attorney wants to dis
miss the information charging Jennie
Peterson with having, in company with
a,couple of men, attempted to rob an
elderly German, whom she had decoyed
some months ago to the neighborhood
of Saint Mary's Hospital. A jury has
tried this woman once before but failed
to agree. The court has taken the mat
ter under advisement. One of the part.
ners of the woman, Max Faculty, is to
be tried in few days.
Mr.. Joseph Martin, of San Francisco,
went to Santa Monica few days ago
with Mr.. John Cashin. They went to
sniff ozone and see the porpoise blow.
When they got tired of the esthetic they
repaired to the French restaurant on
Ocean avenue and ordered big spread.
Chickens were killed, and porterhouse
and mushroom ordered. The restaura-
teur was very polite, and every time he
washed d his hands in invisible soap he
spoke to Mr.. Martin as Mistaire Soli-
van, when it dawned upon the gentle
mems minds that the politeness of mine
host was inspired by the mistaken idea
that the portly form of Martin encom-
passed the undaunted soul of the
great Honorable" John L., and that
his obsequlousness was produced by
fesr of the playful and kittenish endear.
ments generally shown by the champion
when he hasn't his own way. They
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