Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-13
NEWS NO EES.

Antoine Russo was sent to the Stockton
Insane Asylum yesterday, by Judge
Shaw.
Kate Burton was sent to the County
Jail yesterday for sixty days for disturb
ing the peace of the city.
At 2 O'Clock tomorrow the closing ex-
ercises of the Occidental University will
take place, to which the public is in
vited.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Ormiston, D. D., of New
York, will preach Thursday evening in
the First Presbyterian Church. Every
person welcome.
A banquet is to be given by the lead
ing men of Los Angeles on Saturday
night next to Hon. j. F. Crank, at the
California Club rooms. There will be
100 covers.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $67, 100, and We're 81 in
number. OF these Is were for more than
$1,000 each, and "a we're for nominal
considerations.
The HERALD will prin t tomorrow, or
IS soon as space permits, another COM
munication from one Of the colored citi,
gems, on the matter of the proposed ap'
pointment of r. o. G. Benjamin.
The Central W. G. 7. U. will meet in
the Temperance Temple tomorrow at
230 p. NJ. Reports will be given by
Mrs. Cowgirl superintendent OF prison
work, and by Mrs. Blanchard, superin-
tendent of juvenile work.
The case of Frank Rose, the alleged
bunco sharp was called for trial by Judge
Cheney yesterday morning. The sttor-
neys for the defendant filed affidavits
asking for a continuance. The reasons
set forth were that material witnesses
were absent. The continuance was
granted.
The prize list and rules governing the
first annual exhibition of poultry, dogs,
pigeons, incubators, brooders and pet
etock of the Los Angeles County Poultry
Associate and Southern California
Kennel Club, are now out The show
will be held at the Pavilion, commencing
on Monday, June oath.
A complaint was sworn to in the Dis
trIct Attorneys Office, yesterday, charg-
ing three men, whose names are not
known, with robbery. The complaining
witness is Yu Sey, who says that, at
half past 9 o'clock Tuesday evening,
they came into his room and took him
by the throat and threw cloth over bis
mouth. They then took a ring off his
finger, and pulled an earring out of his
ear.
Clarence Mead, Boyle Heights boy,
only 10 years of age, was brought before
Judge Savage on a charge of battery.
The complaining witness was little girl
named Bessie Beaver. She testified that
Clarence struck her in the face with a
shoe, and she had black eye to prove
the assertion. Clarence admitted that
he struck her with the shoe, but said that
it was not in the face but in the side.
He said that she ran into picket fence
and gave herself black eye in that way.
The Court found Clarence guilty and
fined him $40. The sentence was sus-
pended during the good behavior of the
youth.
Robert McAlpin was examined before
Justice Lockwood yesterday on charge
of assault with deadly weapon. 1t APP
peared from the testimony that several
days ago German by the name of Jacob
Bailey went into carpenter shop over
on the East Side, owned by man
named Clark. There was discussion,
in which McAlpin took part, and at last,
it is alleged, he lost his temper and
struck at Bailey with chisel or screw
driver. On examination he was dis
charged, and the District Attorney drew
new complaint charging him with bat
terry,