The herald., 1894-01-16
SANTA ANA.
A Newspaper Correspondent Gets
Punched-Court Notes.

A Newspaper Correspondent Gets
Punched-Court Notes.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 15.-It was reported
in the Times few days ago that Mrs.
Morris had commenced suit against her
husband for divorce, and the corre-
spondent says the allegation was
adultery. Mr.. Morris says that is not
go, and that the correspondent Wallace
put that in on his own acco unit, and
Mrs. Morris also says there is not bit
OF truth in it, but the truth is the COM
plant was for extreme cruelty only.
This forenoon the father of the girl
whom Wallace claimed Morris was too
friendly with came down town and pro-
ceeded to chastise Wallace in good
style, but bystanders interfered, and
Wallace escaped with but few
scratches.
This afternoon Tommy Morris met
Wallace on the street and asked some
thing in regard to the way Wallace
wrote the article, and one word brought
on another, until tht first thing Wallace
knew Morris's fist was in his face,
while the claret was spattering over the
sidewalk. Morris got in his work 30
quick that Wallace was not ready to de-
fend himself before officers interfered
and stopped the chastising, but not,
however, until Wallace was pretty
badly done up. There is likely to be
more trouble over this matter before it
is settled.
James True and family, who have
been in Chicago for the past year or 30,
have returned to Santa Ana.
Fred Mcclellan and family have re-
turned from Iowa, and will make Santa
Ana their future home.
The trial Of Luther &. Brown of Ell
Modena, set for today, has been post
poned until next week.
The W. @. T. U. OF Santa Ana will
meet tomorrow on account Lof the fu-
neral OF H. d. Connell.
Mrs. G.. P. Barnett of Pomona is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Foster of Tustin.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Bailey are enter
tanning Mrs. George Hsnlin and Mrs.
Donald Robinson and daughter OF
Ohoha.
E. A. Plummer has brought suit
against James III. Ellison to foreclose a
mortgage of $4,000, secured on 40 acres
| OF Anaheim land.
Hon. J. M. Gilbert, state president of
the Farmers alliance, will address the
people at Orange in Bond hall tomorrow
at 2 pm.
Santa Ana Lodge No. 241. F. and A.
M, will meet in their hall Tuesday,
January 10Th, at 1880 sharp, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of the
Rev. H. d. Connell NJ. A. Menger, W.
M; D. F. Jones, secretary.
Sheriff Lacy has received telegram
stating that Joe Carter has broken jail
again at Williams, Ariz.
SUPERIOR COURT.
First National bank vs. Pyrout: plain
tiff granted two days additional time to
file amended complaint.
Amerige vs. Lacy ct al; set for trial
by jury February 18th.
People vs. Brown trial' continued to
January Goth.
Gof ct al. VS.. Board of Education OF
Santa Ana; finding and judgment in
favor of defendant.
In the matter OF G. R. Marquee, an
insane person; ordered committed to
the insane asylum.
People vs. Plez James; demurrer to
indictment at hearing.
A great crowd was in the CITY TODAY to
see the balloon ascension.
THE SUPERVISORS,
The following is report OF the pro-
ceedingH OF today's meeting OF the board
OF supervisors:
The regular meeting of the board OF
supervisors was held today, Chairman
Yoch presiding. Present, full board.
The chair reported in favor of allow
ing Ben Patterson, and INDECENT, $8. 30
a month. Adopted.
The petition of Mrs. Magoffin to be
placed in the Garden Grove school dis
trict was denied.
The petition of William Schumer and
others to set aps@s from the Fairview