Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-24
ORANGE COUNTY.
DR.. Bowers Address-Sunday in SAINT
Aua-Rrevitiea.

Ana-Brevities.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 23.--Stephen M.
Bowers addressed fair-sized audience
in Neill's hall, last night, talking on the
political issues of the day from Peo-
ple's party standpoint. Like all speak
ers OF this party, he told of the many
evils that they would right when the
party came into power, but his argu-
ments were quite fimsy. He gave Bow
WOW Bowers, his namesale, and the
Republican nominee for congress from
this district bad deal, and advised
those who could not vote for the Peo-
ple's party candidate to vote for the
Democratic nominee. All in all, the
meeting was a very tame affair.
SUNDAY HERE.
Santa is one of the most orderly towns
in Southern California, and Sunday
in this city is truly day of rest. The
HERALD reporter, in quest of news, re-
alizes this most forcibly, for the streets
present q most deserted appearance.
All the churches were largely attended
today, and some very able sermons were
delivered. There were services in IL
churches here today, and every service
was we'll attended. This speaks well
for town, but it's rough on the scribe.
Several visited the race track during
the afternoon to speed their flyers, and
some really excellent bursts of speed
were made by Santa Ana equinss.
Silkwood's health is again o. X. and
the owner of the black stallion is anxi-
GUS to get race from Our Dick, while
the Fair association will offer almost
any sized purse for the meeting of the
two horses.
BREvITIES.
Even on the Sabbath day the politi-
clan is abroad in the land, buttonholing
the unofending voter, who is already
commencing to wonder whether life is
really worth living. The meeting to-
morrow night will be the big time of
the campaign for the Democrats, and
great preparations are being made.
Many of our people spent the day at
Newport and neighboring towns, while
not few visited Los Angeles.
The social given by the Jefferson club
last night was pleasant affair.
Charles Roam, of San Bernardino,
was in town today.
The Republicans here are working
hard for the Mexican vote of this county,
and for that matter, for all kinds. They
are getting shaky, and realize that des-
perate efforts must be made If they
elect any part of their county ticket.
The A. M. N. q. society of this city
contemplate giving social one evening
| this week. This announcement will
bring joy to the almost dormant heart
of the average young man, as a mascu-
line signature is excluded from the
membership ioll of the society, and an
opportunity to spend an evening in the
company of the young ladies composing
this society means an evening OF pleasure
seldom excelled by any order whatso.
ever. The time and pl-.re of holding the
social will be given later.
s. III. Purcell made a flying visit to
Fullerton yesterday afternoon, on busi-
ness
The executive committee of the Jeffer-
son club drama, to be presented Novem-
ber Oath, met at the residence of George
Shaw, this afternoon, and transacted
considerable business pertaining to the
play. Courtship of Miles Standish is
the piece selected, and it will undoubt-
edly be we'll worth seeing. All the par
ticipants are requested to meet in DIR.
Bulls Office next Friday evening, go as
to complete arrangements for it's proper
production. After the adjournment, Mr..
Shaw and his father favored the COM
mittee with some excellent music, which
was highly appreciated. The committee
will meet at the same place next Sun
day afternoon.