The herald., 1893-08-11
SANTA ANA.
Luther @. Brown Secures Bsil-Tustin
and Orange News.

CANfA ANA, aug 1us-LutuoI 0s
Brown, the Pasadena school teacher,
probably feels much easier today, for
Murray, the Ell Modena blacksmith
whom he hit with spade, will probably
recover. The injured man is much
better today, although all danger is not
yet past. Late last night Brown secured
bail, and is now at liberty. According
to Mnrray's story young Brown is not
altogether blsmeless. rs the Ell Modena
blacksmith claims that he did not knock
Brown ar. down, and that the attack
made on him by the Pasadena peda-
gogue was largely unprovoked. The
trial will come off on the oath of the
present month.
OFF FOR THE NORTH.
H. A. Peabody, formerly editor and
business manager of the Blade, left to-
day for q brief visit north. He was &C.
companied by his son Henry, who goes
to San Francisco to attend the Hastings
law school. Mr.. Peabody has not yet
decided whether or not he will re-enter
the newspaper arena.
TUsTIN NOTES.
The Chinese residents of Tustin got
too gay Monday night, and fred off sew
eral shots. The Chinese got out with
rifles and opened q fusilade on several
toughs who had been bothering their
celestial abode.
The Tustin hotel will probably be
opened early in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Meyers of the An
gel city are visiting friends here.
Large shipments of barley grown on
the San Joaquin ranch are being shipped
from this city to Arizona.
ORANGE NOTES.
DR.. Harwood is wishing friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Armor celebrated the
twenty third anniversary Of their wed.
ding today by pleasantly entertaining a
few friends.
A. Hemenover has purchased the W.
@. Weaver farm, north of town, and will
at once move to the place. Many i'm.
provements will be made.
A large number of the residents oil
this city are stopping at the different
seaside resorts,a
The Orange News says: SD. M.
Fullerton came home from Arch Beach
on Monday evening to see his old play
mate, Mr.. David Young, and returned
on Tuesday morning, taking his brother
Arty with him to spend few days.
Among the attractions about Arch
Beach for the past week he mentions the
presence of two mighty whales, which
seem to have taken up their quarters in
that neighborhood. Occupants of the
Sappho have approached within quar-
ter of mile of them."
Miss Ora Ball charmingly entertained
a number OF her young friends Tuesday
night with game of high five.
The Native Sone and Daughters of
Orange county will have picnic at New
port Saturday, August 10th. A meeting
will be held Friday night to make final
arrangements.
Clarence Parker and family left today
for weeks outing at Laguna Beach.
The Orange county chamber of COM
merce will ascertain whether or not
Santa Ana is entitled to free postal de-
livery.
Many Orange county horses will enter
the Los Angeles races this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goodrich of Healds-
burg are visiting this city.
Ten instrumenta were Hled for record
today.
City,Nerk Ed Tedford and family are
spending the week At Laguna Beach.
K. Small has sold lots 15 and 16 in
block o. Sh0rn's addition to Orange, for
$4,000. .snh
Henry Schroeder, aged % years. died
at his horie in this city today of typhoid
fever. SDiona
The Fullerton walnut growers have
organized an association with W. M.
McFadden, B. F. Porter and s. F. Dam
iels for the board of directors. Mr.. Por-
ter was chosen president, Mr. McF Fadden
vice-president. and Mr.. Daniels treas.
urer.