Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-13
NE WS NOTES.

MISS mamie Snort, the favorlt5 elocu-
ZIONIST, will give an entertainment at Pc.
mona this evening, under the auspices
of the Illinois Association. The musical
part of the programme will be furnished
by Miss Mabel Ashburg, the banjoist.
At midnight, last night, Captain Har-
ris and posse broke into colored gamb-
ling den on Los Angeles street, and
captured fourteen gamblers, who had
been having a game called "crap." The
players deposited SIS each for their ap-
pearance in court.
Jose Maria Ochoa, q Santa Monica
Mexican, got into a row with a woman
named Antonio Leiva, and was arrested
yesterday for battery and brought to the
County Jail. There was some sort of
a quarrel between Jose's wife and Anto-
mia, in which he very unwisely endeav-
ored to take hand.
The proceedings of the Holiness Band,
at the corner of Market and Main, were
not satisfactory to E. J. Morrison yester-
day, he, happening at the time, to be
very full of book beer, and he undertook
to break up the meeting. A policeman
happened along just in time to take him
Under his arm to the station, where a
charge of disturbing the peace was placed
a,ainst his name.
A Mexican by the name of Negacia
Gonzales was arrested yesterday, on a
warrant which charged him with petit
larceny. R. A. Ling caused the COM
plant to be issued, and he asserts that
the man stole couple of windows out of
his law office, over on the East Side. He
found the windows built into the mans
shanty, identified them, and asked him
to bring them back. The man refused !,
and hence the arrest.
W. P. Robinson was trying to travel
through Lancaster, riding gratis in a box
car. The indefatigable officers of that
section, who have been taking long
vacation, learned of his presence in the
car and undertook to get him out. He
resisted capture for long time, and it
took four men to handle him. He was
taken before Justice of the Peace and
charged with misdemeanor. He will
spend thirty days in the County Jail.
In the absence of the Coroner, Justice
King, of Garvanza, held an inquest yes
terday on the body of a resident of Glen
dale, who fell dead of heart disease last
Friday. The man was a saloon keeper,
Henry Du Puys by name, a native of
France, and about fifty years of age. At
the inquest the fact was brought out that
he had no relatives in this locality, but
had sister and brother in-law back in
Canada. He left some little property.
A young Italian boy, by the name OF
Augusta Tareto, had his leg broken, yes
terday afternoon, about half past 5, on
CASTELAR, street, near Alpine. He was
endeavoring to climb into blackboard,
when his foot slipped between the spokes
of the wheel. The vehicle was in motion
at the time, and the result was that his
leg was caught between the wheel and
the shaft, and serious compound frac-
ture inflicted. The probability is that
the boy will lose the limb. He lives on
CASTELAR, street.
A big negro, by the name of Thomas
Robinson, began making a row in Los
Angeles street yesterday evening, and
Officer McGurn undertook to az rest him.
Thereupon another big negro, by the
name OF j. b. Ramsey, jumped upon the
officer, wrenched off his star and threw
it out in the street. There was lively
squabble for few minutes, and finally
both the rioters were brought to their
senses. They were booked at the Police
Station, Robinson for disturbing the
peace and Ramsey for resisting an
officer