The herald., 1894-12-29
NEWS OF THE MORNING

LOS ANGELES-Judge Ross instructs the
federal grand jury to inquire about jailers al
lowing federal prisoners to have liberty oi
egress.
The police commission revokes the license OF
the Senate saloon.
Recomme ndations adopted by the board OF
public works.
Papers on impressionism and Christmas
magazines read before the Friday Morning
club.
The proposed whist tournament in Southern
California; the methods of some of the can
didates.
The board OF trade discusses with legislators.
elect some proposed amendments to the laws
governing debtor and creditor.
Some Information about the Chicago VS..
Stanford football game today.
NEI0HBORiNG CITIES-Burg ars at Ana
helm make rich haul.
verdict arrived at in Sants Ana in the ca sc
of the city VS.. the school board.
Deciduous fruit growers ut Pomona tax g
measures towards forming union.
Many New Year attractions at Pasadena; re-
cent social events.
POINTERS FOR ToDAy-Football at
Athletic park; Stanfords VS.. Chicagos
Salvini will appear at the Los Angeles theatre
in Friend Fritz at the matinee and in the Three
Guardsmen in the evening.
Black Crook at the Burbank, matinee and
evening,
Imperial, vaudeville and living pictures.
WEATHER FORRcAsT-southern Califor-
mia: Occasional light rains tonight and
probably Saturday: nearly stationary temper
ature, except cooler at Los Angeles fresh
easterly winds.
been received from the superintendents of
several Indian schools.
Regulations for the return of Chinese labor
ers from this country under new treaty pro-
visions have been completed. u
SAN FRANcIScO-Ihe schooner John F..
Miller and bark Sea King, which were in the
big storm, arrived in port.
A. d. Starr, who died at Oakland recently,
left only $4,000; it was estimated that Starr
was worth $50O,OO0. N-'
United States District Attorney knight
will dismiss the cases against most of the A.
X. U. men.
FOREIGN Cowboys attempted to lasso the
driver OF the prince of Wales mail wagon in
London.
young Armenian student escaped form
the Turks
cRIME-The county treasury at Santa Rosa
was robbed OF $4,000 and the treasurer, Mr.
Stolen, locked in the vault.
VIOLENT DEATHs-John o'Brien, pros.
pector, perished in a snow storm on the
Sierras A
Forty-one persons were burned to death and
others fatally injured at Silver Lake, Ore, on
Christmas eve.
Sixteen year-ofd Hattie May Winters com
mitted suicide near Bakersfield.
Sherman EIwell killad hfmself with A ahot-
gun at Cloverdale. S
Ex-Lieutenant James E. Dodge was drowned
at Port Townsend.
Mrs. A. P. Phillips, dressmaker. committed
suicide by jumping from wharfin San Fran.
cisco. asr
OBITUARY-Them maharajah OF Misore, India,
is dead, ..
Ex-senator James G. Fair died suddenly in
San Francisco
Charles K. Han, prominent st. Louis mer-
chant is dead. q
SPORTS-The spreckels handicap, the big
racing event of the year. will be run tomor-
row; the purse is 100000. -
Jockey "Soup" Perkins rode three winning
mounts at the Bay District track. e-i
The report that Ed Corrigdn was to take
his string of horses from the Bay District track
is erroneous tt.f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Booth of the
Salvation army is i'll Portland. aGts
Madeline Pollard will not go on the stage;
she is living quietly in New York and will do
literary work. ae- ,t
The skating tournament in New York will
open on January 10th.
Preliminary steps toward legislative in
vestieation into Chicago public officials have
been taken.
The controversy between Jim Corbett and
Bob Fitzsimmons over the use of the klnete-
scope during their fight is still on.
The farmers and business men in the San
Joaquin valley are aroused and will hold a
rupeti no n discuss co-Onera tiOn with Tna A N