Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-22
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
The Central Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet in the Trinity
M. E. Church South this evening.
Otto Nelson was arrested yesterday
afternoon on New High street for having
indecently exposed his person.
The regular meeting of the Caledoniar
Club will be held at it's rooms this even.
ing. A full attendance is requested.
L. Leiva, who shot old man Lopez al
Verdugo Canon couple of months ago
plead not guilty of murder to Judge
Cheney yesterday.
Charles L. Messmore, the son of the
attorney, has recently disappeared and
is now being anxiously sought for by his
friends and relatives.
County Clerk Dunsmoor, whose illness
was reported in the HERALD few days
ago, was reported to be improving yes
terday, although not yet out of danger.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to 800, 1862, and we're 6S in
number. Of these II were for nominal
considerations and 20 were for more than
81 900 each.
The room of E. E. Day, No. 31S Fort
street, was entered few nights ago by
burglar and number of valuable ar
ticles we're taken. Day was asleep ir
his room at the time.
The California Fraternal DIRECTORY
Company Incorporated yesterday with
the following Directors: Chas. E. Gault
81. Y. Van Dusen, F. H. Coy, A. Franck
M. S. Rowell and VIM. F. Maclean.
A woman calling herself Mrs. Barker
who is also known as Dick the Dude
was arrested yesterday evening on Main
street. She was very drunk and attract
ing a large crowd by her performances
Thomas Jordon of Norwalk, who was
held to answer on a charge of robbery
and allowed to 60 free on bail, was
brought to the County Jail yesterday, as
his bondsmen wished 10 surrender him
up.
w. D. Stafford, who was arrested al
Downey two days ago on warrant from
San Francisco charging him with forgery
was taken north last night by Deputy
Sheriff knight, who came down to get
him.
There will be an interesting and i'm.
portant meeting of the congregation Of
the Third Presbyterian Church this even.
ing at 80 O'Clock. All connected with
this congregation are expected to be
present.
A Mexican boy named Fabia Lamorce
was brought in from Cahuenga Pass by
Constable Vignes yesterday. He was
taken before Judge King charged with
making threats against Pedro Giovannoli
and was released upon one hundred dol.
lars bonds.
The next meeting Of the Texas Assc-
citation will be held at Gardner's Music
Hall, 212 South Spring street, next Sat.
urday evening. An interesting entertain
ment is in store for those who attend,
and all are invited.
William Lannigan, the man who is
charged with having kicked William
Stick to death in San Fernando on cleo
tion day, pleaded not guilty to the charge
of murder in Department No. l of the
Superior Court yesterday.
Charles T. Richards, who is serving as
a vag in the County Jail, is the son OF
VIM. M. Richards, an engineer employed
on the Southern Pacific railroad. Mr..
Richards was in town yesterday looking
for his son and was much astonisheh to
lind him in such plight.
L. P. Collett, drug clerk in the en-
ploy of Horn & Abel, was tackled by two
hard looking men on his way home few
nights since. They asked to look at his
watch, but he turned and ran. The men
were captured soon after by Deputy Con.
stables johnson and Maud and are now
at the county jail.
Henry Voges, who lives at 1888 Buens
Vista street, reported to the Corone,
yesterday that his child was dead ant
that he had no money to pay for III
burial. The family are recent arrivals il
the city. The matter was referred to the
Board of Supervisors, whose duty it is t.
look after the indigents of the county.
A young Mulatto woman by the name
of Lottie Hunt, who lives at 113O Soutl
Olive street, told the police few day
ago that she had been robbed of q watch
s6 in money and some jswelry by fire
man by the name of Newton. She say
that he was engaged to marry her ant
that he drugged her with ''hocussed'
wine. She gave description of NewtoI
to the detectives and asked that the,
look for him and restore to her the los
property.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,