Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-06

Max. tem., n; min. tenn, 81.
Forecast for Southern California: Fair but
generally cloudy along the coast: westerly
winds; generally cooler.
Two tramps were sent in from Bur-
bank yesterday by Justice King to serve
five days each in the county Jail. They
were caught stealing ride on the cars.
A fire alarm was turned in from box
Al at s :15 last evening. 1t was caused
by an explosion of lamp at the resi-
dence of DR.. Finch, at 516 Wall street.
The damage was nominal.
The feast of tabernacles began on last
evening and will last eight days. The
first and last days are days of holy in
vocation. There will be services at the
synagogue at 10 am. today.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner North Main and Court streets,
October 9Th. for T. e. Malleson, Kid
Blazer and Miss Leona Claud.
The Eighth ward taxpayers held a
large meeting last night in Painters
hall, at 233 Also street. After discuss
ing the political outlook, the club ad-
journed to meet Monday night, October
10th, at 80 O'Clock.
George Ford, colored man, was ar
rested last evening by Officers Auble,
Roberts and johnson on a charge of as
sault to kill, in an affray which occurred
some few nights ago.
Next Saturday evening Mazzini grove
No. 78, United Order of Druids, give a
grand ball at Garibaldi hall, which is
given in commemoration of the fourth
centennial anniversary of the discovery
of America by Christopher Columbus.
The Piute Social club will give a
grand ball at Tehachapi, on Friday
evening, the 2lst inst. The social will
take place at Asher's ball, and quite a
number of persons from Los Angeles
will attend the happy event.
Last evening heavy dark clouds drifted
in from the southeast and hung for
awhile over the southern part of the
city. About 8 o'clock there was very
bright flash of lightning, followed by a
heavy rumble of thunder. A slight
shower of rain succeeded.
j. Through the carelessness of some par
ties handling a bonfire out on Temple
street yesterday morning, the flames
were communicated to wagon load of
hay, which was entirely consumed. The
blaze caused an alarm to which the de.
partment responded.
Antonio Veraneta, Mexican living at
San Gabriel, fell off his horse last night,
about 10 o'clock, while riding on San
Fernando street, and broke his left
shoulder bone. He was taken to the
police hospital, where attention was
given to his injuries.
Carpenters union No. Be has surren-
dered its ch arter, and a new union has
been formed. Charter members will be
received at an initiation fee of 81 each
until further notice. This is an auspi-
cious occasion for grand reorganization
of the carpenters of this city. The new
union meets every Tuesday at 80 p. m,
at Opera House hall.
Sefior @. Bernal is the possessor of
rare Jewel of wife. The other day Ber-
nal committed battery upon the sefiora,
sne charged, and shortly afterwards
found himself in Jail. MIS-. Bernal could
not bear the enforced legal absence Of
her dearly beloved spouse, and yester-
day she paid Justice Owens $5 in full
satisfaction of all the laws demands
upon her erring husband, and he went
forth free.
Yesterday morning Officer Dunn, who
is stationed at the corner of Temple
and Spring streets, very gallantly
stopped runaway horse, at personal
risk to himself, thereby saving lady
from serious injury. A horse attached
TO buggy was standing near the corner
OF Temple and Spring. 1t became
frightened and ran towards Commercial
street, but turning ran pell NELL towards
the fountain north of the Temple block.
A lady was sitting in buggy just in
front OF the fountain, and the runaway
morse was rushing straight towards her
when the officer made spring for him
and stopped the frightened animal just
before it reached the buggy in which the
lady Was sitting.
A happy event occurred last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Koeder, being the marriage of their
third daughter, Minnie, to Mr.. John T.
Joughin. The contracting parties are
descendants of two of the oldest and
most respected families of Los Angeles.
About 40 of the immediate friends and
relatives were present. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.W.
Taylor, after which an elegant supper
was served. Through the kindness of
Herr and Nine. Rubo and Prof. A. j.
Stamm the evening was pleasantly spent
in music and singing. Many useful and
beautiful presents were received. The
happy couple left for San Francisco for
short visit. Their many friends wish
them prosperity and happiness in their
new life.
3. d, List, notary public. Legal papers care.
nlv drawn. 1877 West Second Telephone 1875.