Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-06
NEWS NOTES.

buIe touay at D p. m. at the Temperance
temple.
Judge Bruner presented the argumen
for the defense in the Bernard Cohn
case yesterday.
DIR. Mary Allen will speak on Sunday
evening at Emmanuel church. Subject
The Beatific Vision.
Blast Wastovich, native of Austria
was made a citizen OF the United States
by Judge Smith yesterday.
The germans and private theatricals
given at the Hotel del Coronado this
season are drawing the people to that
resort.
There will be a special meeting of the
bar at O'Clock, in department four,
this afternoon, to consider some inn
portant matters.
A special venire of forty-five Jurors,
returnable February 2Sth, was drawn in
Judge McKinley's department of the
superior court yesterday.
H. T. Huston, who is registered at the
Nadeau, suffered a stroke of apoplexy
last evening at the corner of Main and
Requena streets.
On motion of the district attorney
three suits for forgery were entered in
Judge Smiths branch of the superior
court yesterday.
There is something new in the way of
entertainment every evening at Hotel
del Coronado, and for that reason the
people are f1ocking there.
Two days. Southern Pacific overlands
from the east arrived yesterday, having
been delayed by Arizona washouts.
The road is now open throughout.
L. G. Temple-Courtin. the umbrella
thief. was arraigned yesterday before
Justice Austin. The case was continued
in order to allow additional complaints
to be filed.
There will be grand balloon ascen-
sion and double parachute jump by Miss
Hazel Keys and her famous monkey,
Yam Yam, at Westlake park on Sunday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The New Testament Eldership, its
Constitution and Work, is the subject for
Sunday mornings discourse by the pas
tor at the Central Christian church, 12l
West Fourteenth street.
On account of ill health, Mrs. R. H.
Hewitt, financial secretary of the
orphans home, is away from the city.
Mr.. B. F. Coulter is authorized to attend
to all bills until her return.
Companions Of the Loyal Legion who
desire to pass pleasant evening should
remember the meeting tonight at the
California club rooms, 107 North Broad
way, and be sure to get there.
At about 2 O'Clock yesterday Sergeant
Jeffries arrested Fred. M. Weiner on
Sand street. Weiner is lunatic who
was sent to a private asylum few days
ago, and who had made his escape.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for Edith r. Cook, Rube Cohn, Mrs. M.
Blumberg, G. B. Bruce Haton, Mrs. DR..
G. Marks.
Jack Dempsey and Ed Burns, the two
hoodlums who created disturbance at
the dime museum, were before Justice
Owens yesterday for sentence. Dempsey
got thirty days, while Burns will do
ninety days time.
The Gospel Tabernacle-Services at
Temperance Temple hall, II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Preaching by Pastors Her
yey and Stevens; Sunday school, 9 AS
q. m.; young peoples meeting 6 80
p. m.; prayer meeting, Friday, 7 80
p. IN.
All Sue yesterday swore to complaint
against Coon Dock and Lem All Chow,
before Justice Owens, charging them
with highway robbery. Coon Dock is
the highbinder arrested early yesterday
morning by Officer Stewart, as reported
IN yesterdays HERALD.
Tom Wilde, the sneak-thief who is
supposed to be insane, and who was
hypnotized by Tyndall, was taken to the
county Jail Yesterday by Detective Bos.
qui. A complaint to have him exam
lned as to his mental condition had been
sworn to by detectives.
There has been another case of a sup
pressed marriage license in the county
clerks Office. The method adopted is
to issue marriage license under half
number. County Clerk Ward expressly
forbade the suppression OF publication
OF licenses some time ago.
County Supervisors Forester and
Davis were appointed a special commit
tee Yesterday to confer with the city
council with regard to the advisability
of erecting pest-house. The petition
for the vaction of Garden avenue, made
by Leonard schlegel, was granted.
The entertainment given under the
auspices OF the Kings Daughters, at the
Daly-street Congregational church, East
Los Angeles, last Thursday evening. was
well attended, and each number Of the
programme was greeted with decided
appreciation by the large audience.
A subscriber to the HERALD sends the
following problem, which may interest
those who have mathematical turn of
mind: If horses cost $100 each, cows
$44 each and pigs so cents each, how
many of each would it be necessary to
buy, to buy 21 900 animals for $21 900?
Three deeds to the city were placed
on record yesterday by Commissioner
McIlmoil, in the matter of opening
First street. The grantors are Governor
Downey, Mrs. Honorine B. Marion and