Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-02
NEWS NOTES.

r. Garrity was found guilty of dis
turbance of the peace in Justice Kings
Court yesterday.
A special meeting of the Iroquois Club
will be held this evening, when every
member is expected to be present.
The trial of Antonio Allies for murder
was continued yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court to November 10th.
The Deputy United States Marshals
for the election are requested to meet
this evening at o'clock in the United
States Marshal's office.
Ling Sing, the laundry man who was
accused of having committed battery
upon Mrs. Westlake, was fined SIS yes
herday by Justice Austin.
The Santa Ana Democratic Club has
asndered an invitation to the Democratic
that city on Saturday evening.
The Reliance Democratic club will
meet in Judge Hutton's court room this
evening. All members are requested to
attend. Several prominent speakers will
address the club.
The Central w. G. T. U. will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock at the M. E.
Church, South. Mrs. DR.. Elizabeth
Beach will read paper on "What shall
the harvest be-"
VIM. Miranda was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of disturbing the
peace. 1t was alleged that he beat Dora
Rhine over the head, but that she will
not appear against him.
N. Cheesebrough was thrown out oi
his wagon yesterday morning in front oi
the Plaza. The team and wagon went
tearing through Main street, but were
stopped before they had gone very far.
Transfers of real estate Yesterday
amounted to $l97, 1856, and were seventy
seven in number. OF these twenty-nine
were for more than $1,000 each and
twenty were for nominal considerations,
A stated meeting of Acacia Chapter
o. L. s. will be held in G. A. R. Hall,
Mcdonald Block, 25 North Main street,
tomorrow evening. The annual election
sf officers will be held on this occasion.
III. G.. Coffee, the man who is charged
With shooting at his vile in the Dime
Museum several weeks ago, was ar.
raigned in Department No. yesterday,
and pleaded not guilty to charge OF as
ssult to murder.
The San Fernando Valley Water Com
pany incorporated yesterday with the
following directors: Messrs. George R.
Grow, w. B. Barber. F. G. Howes, A.
IA. Hough and r. R. Brown, and capi-
III stock Of 81 SOC, 900.
George Taylor is small boy who has
several times become dissatisfied with
his home and has run away. Several
days ago notice was given to the police
that he was away again and yesterday
officer Wright happened to find him after
long search and returned him to his
parents.
James Smith and Mat Sullivan were
examined by Justice Austin yesterday
ON a charge robbery. They were accused
Of having held up Chinaman few
the court decided to dismiss Smith, and
Sullivan was held to answer to the
charge, under bonds of 81 800.
Shortly after II O'Clock last night a
telephone message was received at the
police station announcing that fight
was in progress in front of the Ham
mann Baths. Two hack-drivers, with q
crowd of toughs, had attempted to run
things. The proprietor objected to this
and when attacked by Long John he
threw q beer glass, which missed itf
mark and struck Kelly. The crowd
then threatened to!run the saloon-keepel
cut Of the house, when he telephoned
for the police.
Yesterday evening just as the per
aurmance at the Opera House had con
eluded and the people were crowdine
into the street, the horses attached to 6
hack belonging to man by the name oi
Titus, became frightened and started of
down the street. Titus was standing OF
the sidewalk by the door of the hack
and when the horses started he jumped
on tlae rear axle and climbed over tn,
spprof the vehicle to the seat. He man
aEed to stop the horses before they hat
i done any damage. The spectators con
sidered it very plucky act.