Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-03
NEWS NOTES.

The rape case of J. J. Harmon was
continued yesterday at Santa Ana until
the 14th inst.
Undelivered telegram at the West
ern Union telegraph office, corner Main
and Court streets. for H. Bendel.
Thos. r. Lowe, native of England,
and Max Rath, native OF Bavaria,
were admitted to citizenship yesterday.
The First Nationalist club will be ad-
dressed this evening in Opera hall, ITO
South Main street, by Mr.. W. Z. Bow
man.
The receipts of the sherif''s office the
past month were $27S6.97; disburse-
ments, $l15295; paid into the county
treasury, $163402.
The All Tet perjury trial is still on in
department six. The testimony so far
has been a rehash OF that given in the
trial of Wong Ark for murder.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of young man named Hamilton,
who is alleged to have stolen bicycle.
Hamilton is said to be the son OF San
Francisco merchant.
The attention of the supervisors has
been called to the necessity of heating
apparatus for the county Jail. Nearly
all the officials of the institution, and
also the prisoners, are suffering from bad
colds.
Mr.. Arthur Bragg, highly esteemed
young man, who has been employed in
the HERALD's composition room, died
yesterday. The funeral will take place
on Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
the corner of First and Cummings
streets, Boyle Heights.
Fourteen witnesses were examined in
the Cohn case yesterday, all OF them
testifying regarding the relations be-
tween Cohn and the contestant. The
hearing will be resumed at 10 O'Clock
this morning, when Doila Del6na will
go on the stand to tell her story.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church, corner Broadway and Second,
will hold sale of fancy articles suitable
for Christmas, in the parlors of the
church, beginning the afternoon of Fri
day, December 4th and continuing
Ahrough the evening and part of Satur
day.
A. R. Keen. the able travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Santa Fe company, ar
rived yesterday with a large excursion
party. Mr. Keen reports that the tide
of travel has set in towards this coast,
and that a much larger immigration
than last year may be expected this
year.
Coroner Weldon yesterday held an in
quest touching on the death of John
Richter, who so badly mutilated him
self. DR.. Murphy testified that the de-
ceased had told him that the reason he
committed suicide was that he had an
int ura hle disease. Richter was once an
inmate OF the Stockton asylum.
The HERALD mentioned recently that
Nine. Garso-Dely and Herr josef Rubo,
OF the late Columbia Opera company,
had decided to remain in this city and
teach all branches of vocal music. The
musical public will be glad to learn
that these artists have opened a studio
at $50 West Sixth street, near the park.
Gen. E. Bouton has a bonanza in
dowing we'll at his ranch, about sixteen
miles west of this city. A gentle
man who cav it yesterday de-
scribed it as about seven-inch stream
which spurted about thirty feet high.
If this is the case, the general has in it
property worth more than gold mine
An organ recital, with other instru
mental performances, is advertised for
next Wednesday evening at the Inn
manuel Presbyterian church. Mr.. Chas.
8. Jardine, OF New York, will preside at
she new instrument, and play several
Nnmlrers. Mrs ModiniWood, Mrs. Cor
b,e and other ladies and gentlemen
volunteered to assist at this grand organ
recital.