Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-17
ORANGE COUNTY NEWS.
WHAT ORANGE COUNTY WILL DO
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Peoples Party nIovement-Court
Notes.-The Grand Jury Still at
Work = Business Changes.
Interesting Notes.


SANTA ANA, Sent. 16.-The ladies OF
Orange county meet today in G.. A. K.
hall to discuss matters in relation to the
worlds fair, and what the ladies OF this
county would do towards making it a
success. The ladies promise to con-
tribute large quantities of jellies and
jams for jelly palace to be made at the
Columbian exposition.
The display from Orange county will
be most creditable one, and will con-
sist of all kinds of fruits, grains, vegeta-
bles, etc. Fred Kremple will also con-
tribute largely to the display, as he will
send all his big and little bugs, snakes,
shells. fishes, and eggs to the exhibit.
Santa Ana and Orange county are alive
to the necessity of making a creditabe
exhibit, and that it will be there can be
no doubt. Another meeting will be
held some day next week.
PEOPLES PARTY MATTERS.
The HERALD reporter thought that
perhaps the Peoples party had died
natural death, there was 80 little talk or
noise from the followers of Calamity
Jim" lately, and so to find out when the
funeral was to be, he went 10 the Peo-
ple's party headquarters today and
found out that they had concluded not
to have the funeral until after the Sth
day of November. In the language of
one of the Populists "They are in it to
stay" The Peoples party representa-
tives of thfs county believe that all
the people need is enlightment upon
subjects pertaining to the nations well
fare, and so they are flooding the coun-
try with Peoples party literature. The
majority of the members of the third
party honestly believe that they will be
able to elect part of their county ticket
in this county, and it is barely possible
that they may, but the odds are terribly
against them. The chairman of their
county central committee informs us
that vigorous campaign will be carried
ont, and that he feels sure that the Peo-
pies party is in the fight to win.
COURT NOTES.
The superior court adjourned today,
to meet again on the 2Sth of the present
month. The past session has been an
important one, many cases of moment
being tried.
The case of the people vs.. Wells has
been on trial for several days during
this session, and was warmly contested.
The case is one of assault with deadly
weapon, and after occupying consider
able time in its trial, was continued
until October 10Th. The case is being
prosecuted vigorously. Wells is de-
tended by j. w. Ballardo, q prominent
lawyer, who is assisted by two we'll
known attorneys of this city.
Probate matters and civil cases occu-
pied the balance of this session of court.
GRAND JURY WORK.
The grand jury have been at work
nearly all of the past week looking into
various matters pertaining to the coun-
by, all the different Offices, and books
have been examined, and also the Jail.
The jury has now adjourned to give it's
different committees time to report, and
just what these reports will be is yet
matter not made public. The Torres
lynching has, no doubt, been thor
oughly investigated, but it is not prob
able that any disclosures have been
made, as this unfortunate occurrence
seems to have passed out of the memory
" tHe people III Inl5 Guy.
SANTA ANA BREvITIEs.
One drunk, arrested today, is the
criminal record for this city during the
present month.
The Tactive club held meeting last
night, and initiated several members.
Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported.
Rev. J. Healey, of this city, united
Vim. Klump of Los Angeles to Miss
Hoanster of this county, in marriage, at
the BRIDES parents residence yester-
day.
Richard g. Hickey, aged 81 years,
died at his home in this city this morn
ing.
Parker Bros. & Harris have sold their
feed mill to Baker & German. The
new firm will take possession on the
1st Of the month.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee meets tomorrow.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
societies Of the Baptist churches of
Orange and Santa Ana, will hold a
union service at the Baptist church in
Santa Ana tomorrow, commencing at III
o'clock A dinner will be served, and in
the afternoon a literary and musical
programme will be rendered.
The Southern California conference OF
the M. E. church will convene in San
Diego next Wednesday, and Rev. j. q.
Healy will preach his final sermon as
pastor of the church here next Sunday.
Mr.. Healy will be missed by the people
here, as he has been an untiring, ener-
uotic xrnrlar