Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-14
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
How the Santa Ana Democrats
Whooped Things.
Two Accidents to Well-kn0wn Ana
helm Citizens.
grange County News Notes-Anaheim
Brevities-Items from Arizona.
Redondo Shipping News.
Notes and Personals.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 13.-There was more
enthusiasm crowded into the square inch
here last evening than ever before IN the
history of Santa Ana. The town was
fairly ablsze with red lights, roman
candles. rockets and bonires. All the
snyils in the city were brought out and
did duty, while the toy stores did rush.
ing business in the tin horn line. Every
thing that would make a noise was
messed into service in honor OF Cleve-
land's election. The details OF the cele-
bration were ably arranged by l.. E.
Nendelson and corps of assistants and
carried out without a single hltch or &C.
eident to mar the pleasures of the large
crowd assembled. At Z 80 the Oit7 band
formed in front of the Brunswlck hotel
and played two lively selections, after
which they marched to Spurgeon'sPark'
followed by an immense throng. Bon
fres were lighted and the fireworks
touched off amid the cheers OF the
crowd. In the midst of rejoicing the
Anaheim band was driven into
town and Immediately commenced
10 play selection. The santa
Ana band marched past the corner
where the Anaheim boys were playing,
and an assistant informed the dry city
band they were expected to take their
place at the rear of the impromptu
procession that was marching after the
City band. The parade passed up Syca-
more street to the park were the process
sion disbanded, and three cheers given
for Cleveland and Stevenson. The noise
and fireworks were kept up until mid
night, when, as if by magic, the streets
we're deserted and the town was wrapped
in peaceful elumber, and nothing but
neeting remembrance remained to bear
testimony of an enthusiastic ratiica-
tion. Two or three accidents by horses
being scared were happily averted by
the presence of mind of bystanders.
BREvITIEs.
Fl. g. Rosenbaum of San Juan-by-the-
Sea is in town on business.
Ed Mendelson of Cspistrano was in
Gown last night to assist in the Demo-
cratic ratification.
J. Hanson, a former resident of this
city, died in Los Angeles last week.
There is no town in Southern Cali
Jornia that has as large an attendance
at church each Sunday, in proportion,
AZ there lie in this city.
The Southern Pacific ran special
train to Los Angeles last night to ac-
,ommodate those who wished to witness
the Democratic ratification. The return
train reached this city about l o. clock
am.
o. Well will come up the 18th on
hparinp for a new trial
Mrs. Maggie Porterfeld OF Silver City,
N. NJ, is visiting her old friend Mrs. q.
B. West of this city.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
tomorrow night at the residence OF Mrs.
r. w. Grant on Main street.
Thomas E Gone returned yesterday
from business trip east.
A farewell meeting will be held Mon.
day evening, November IA. in honor Of
Capt. S. B. Norton of the Salvation
army, who leaves soon for Africa.
The Y. P. S. G E. hold union services
at Spurgeon's hall tonight.
Charles Werner, who was convicted of
forgery laet week, comes up for sentence
Tuesday before the superior court.
The farmers on the San Joaquin ranch
are blowing and dry sowing large acre
sge to barley.
The Santa Ana Gun club will hold q
turkey shoot next Saturday. The place
has not yet been decided upon, but it
will probably be Red hill.
The married men will play game of
ball with the bachelors on Thanksgiv-
ing.