Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-13


ern portion,
HIM. Warren and William Woods go'
to discussing politics las. evening, or
Spring street. near First. Warren is {
young man, and Woods is an aged citi
zen. The debate got heated, and Warrer
smore Woods. Both parties were arrest
ed. Warren was released on furnishing
$40 bail, while Woods got off on his own
recognizance.
Late Tuesday evening one OF the gang
of sneak thieves infesting the neighbor-
hood of Sixth and Pearl streets got in
his work with unusual neatness and
dispatch. DIR. LeMoyne Wills called on
Loomis street patient, tying his saddle
horse in front of the house. During the
short time taken to write prescription,
q thief took the saddle from the horses
back and escaped undetectcd.
A special meeting of the council will
be held this afternoon, for the purpose
of considering bids for the purchase oi
the proposed issue of $3.50. 900 OF refund.
ing bonds by the city. There are num-
Der of representatives of eastern banking
on the sewer bonds, and they will Incl.
OCAthliy Uiu Oil tuOcC OtuCIb'
The Mexican band of the Goth battal-
ion of the Mexican army, after visit oi
two weeks in Los Angeles, left for head
quarters in Hermosillo yesterday morn.
ing. They gave Los Angeles musical
treat while here which will long be re-
membered, and made many friends by
their discipline and good conduct. It is
very fine band, and Mexico and Presi-
dent Diez are to be congratulated on
having sent such creditable aggrega-
tion OF musicians to assist in the Ca
brlllo celebration.
Don Luis E. Torres. governor of
Sonora and Lower California, was enter
tanned to dinner on Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. Henry Bartning,
corner San Pedro and Twenty.third
streets, where he met several invited
guests. The band of the Twenty fourth
battalion of Mexican infantry contrib
uted the music. Don Luis Torres was
again the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bart
ming last evening. He leaves this morn
ing for Hermosillo.
The National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union's 10Th annual meeting
will be held in the ". E. church, Dem
yer, Colo, October 2Sth to November I'd,
inclu. i've. The national president, Miss
Frances e. Willard, will preside, togeth-
er with Lady Henry Somerset. the
charming president of the British
Woman's Temperance association, who
won the American heart last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Stead will also
cross the waters to attend the annual
gathering of the clans.
Tho Wac< E,,I Dap,oorot,o o1,1b NAV
fected an organization last night by
Y. Havner, president; J. M. Voss, vice
president; j. Z. Gibbons, secretary, and
A. K. hudson. treasurer. The meeting
was addressed by James R. Pitts, who
made few we'll timed and in
teresting remarks 9. F. Harris of
Pasadena then made the speech of
the evening, discussing the tariff
issue at length. Speeches were also
made by Gen. John R. Mathews, James
G. Kays, G. S. Bartholomew and A. P.
Richardson.
Assistant General Passenger Agent J.
III. Crawley, of the Southern Pacific
has arranged very complete
system of special trains for the Repnbli-
can rally next Saturday night. Aspecial
will leave Ontario at $50 p. M, and
Pomona at p m for Los Angeles. An
other will leave Santa Ana at 6 80 Santa
Monica at $50, San Pedro at 6 80, and
Long Beach at $40 p. m. Returning,
trains will all leave the Arcade depot at
IL O'Clock D. M, affording all an oppor-
tunity to see the procession, attend the
speaking or the theater, and other places
of amusement.