Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-15
NEWS NOTES.

William Levy and James Wilson, o
couple of vags, were run into the Jail
yesterday.
The City Council will meet at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Several important meas
ures are to be acted upon.
The Manhattan Club will meet this
evening at 80 o'clock in Judge Hut
toms courtroom. A full attendance is
requested.
There were ninety-eight persons on
one of the Temple-street cable-cars as it
went up that thoroughfare yesterday
about noon.
The merchants and people interested
in the prosperity OF the city will meet
this afternoon at the Board of Trade
rooms to discuss the situation.
General Superintendent ]. A. Fillmore
passed through the city yesterday morn
ing en- route to Ell Paso. He is on one Of
his periodical tours of inspection.
W. B. Doe, who was making row on
Main street last evening about O'Clock,
was brought to the Station by Officer JET
fries and booked for disturbing the
peace.
G. L. Green and VIM. Edwards became
involved in quarrel over hypodermic
syringe last night in Arcadia street and
were arrested on a charge of fighting by
Officer Finecane.
John Sherman, a deaf mute who is
married to deaf and dumb lady, is in
the city trying to sell articles enough to
enable him to build house on his home
stead at Three Rivers, Tulare county.
E. A. Peace came into the police sta
ton yesterday afternoon to ask for med
ical aid. He had thrown his shoulder
out of joint when diving at the Natato-
rum on Fort street. DR.. Choate straight
ened it out for him.
A warrant was issued Saturday for the
arrest Of man by the name of Matter
on the charge Of disturbing the peace.
1t was affirmed that he drove his wagon
recklessly against buggy driven by
Mrs. L. G. McGaughey, of Grand avenue,
and smashed the wheels of the latter
vehicle.
Yesterday evening when Deputy Con.
stable Albert Arguello was chasing a
man who had been accused of stealing
$40 out of First-street restaurant he
was suddenly set upon by man by the
name of w. A. Rosing, who jumped on
him and threw him to the ground.
When the officer got to his feet and en-
deavo1ed to handcuff the man he struck
him several times in the face. He sue
ceeded in arresting him and took him
and A. F. Tucker, man who assisted
Rosing, to the County Jail.
Mr.. Sherman's action having led to
the retaliation proposed by the President,
he would now recede from the conse-
euences and antagonize the President for
the policy forced upon the administra-
ton. And herein is the humiliation. II
Mr.. Sherman had been brave he would
have said when the treaty was sent to
the Senate: 'I propose to consider this
Convention or any other diplomatic
measure from the Department OF State
upon its merits as an international act,
and not with political bias" This would
have given tone and dignity to our
foreign relations, and show that, no
matter the party differences, the country
through its statesmen is unit when face
to face with foreign power-[New York
Herald, Ind.)
People who make use OF biblical ex-
pressions should study the Scriptures.
The need of this is illustrated in the case
of Chairman Estee, the enthusiastic
Republican who telegraphed General
Harrison the day after the Maine cleo
ton to read "the handwriting on the
WALL" Now comes the Philadelphia
Record and reminds US of the fact that
the handwriting on the wall read: "Thou
art weighed in the balance and found
wanting" Selah II Boston Herald, Ind
Chauncey M. Depew gives excellent
testimony to the effect that the Chief
dread OF Great Britain is the success Of
tariff reform in the United States. 1t ia
safe to affirm that the British manufac.
turers would pay good round sum tc
have Harrison and Morton elected
st. Louis Dispatch, (Dem.)
The same ratio OF Democratic gains as
that exhibited in Maine will give Iii.
nois, Minnesota and California to Cleve-
land and Thurman. New York, Con-
necticut, New Jersey and Indiana are
Of course, ssured.-TCincinnati En-
quirer, (Dem.)
Private entrance for ladies 70 the vienns
Buffet, on ReQuena street.
Children Crv for Pitchers Castoria.