The herald., 1894-04-08
PASADENA.

Grand Jury After the Candidates for
Electinn-General News.
PASADENA, April 7.-If reports can be
believed, the grand jury which is at
present N sension is going to take q
hand in our municipal election, proba-
bly, with more or lees annoying results
70 the parties involved. Whether this
BODY intends t 0 find indictments against
anv one conn ected with the coming
election is at present matter OF doubt,
but certain it ~ that City Clerk Dyer
was this morning ordered to appear be-
fore the grand Jury now in session. he
was also orderNd to bring all papers
which have beeHl filed with him in con-
nection with the coming election, in
order that the whole proceedings con-
nected with the nominations may be
thoroughly looked into. 1t s q well
known fact that numerous citizens have
signed more than one petition, or
have signed petitions after having
been delegaten to the conyen-
tion in which they we're placed
in nomination, contrary to the law regu-
lating the new election system, and for
the violation of which a heavy fine is
imposed.
The most important feature OF the
affair is how these violations OF the law
will effect the election OF the parties
whose petitions have been signed con-
trary to Law.
1t is held by good authority that such
q violation would be sufficient to throw
q candidates name off the ticket or to
defeat his being elected even though he
secured sufficient number of votes. Con-
siderable CONSERVATION has been raised
in the camp of the Republican brethren
who are quite at a loss to know what
the new movement means, and are
afraid that some attempt is being made
to down one or more OF their cAndi-
dates. They however maintain that
nothing at this late hour can stop
the election on Monday and that
they should go ahead as if nothing had
occurred. On the other hand, assertions
are freely made that there is ample
room for the grand jury to get in its
work and knock some Of the candidates
clear out of the ring at the first round.
OFF ON RELIGION.
Franz Herman was u o before Justice
Merriam this morning on a charge OF
disturbing the peace OF the Gospel
union. 1t seems few evenings ago
Franz went into the hall where the
union holds out, on South Fair Oaks
avenue, and attempted to make a
speech, refusing to be silenced. The
man is somewhat off on the subject of
religion, and it s puzzling the officers to
know what to DO with him. He is the
author OF numerous slips and tracts of
the "Lewis the Light order, and has
frequently been disturbing factor in
religious gatherings. His trial WAS set
for hearing Tuesday afternoon.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The services Sunday at the Congregs-
tional church, will be as follows: At
10 a. M, Mr.. Mason will preach on the
subject: The Book of Books; at p. M,
young peoples meeting; at $3.50 p. M.
the Christian Endeevor, and at 80
p. IN. Mr.. Mason will talk on the subject
OF Twelve Solid Facts. Go aud hear
tie evangelist preach. He is interesting
and his discourses are instructive.
Mr.. s. Seal will conduct two spiritual
services on Sunday, April Sth. in e. A.
r. hall, afternoon at 2:30, when ques-
tions from the audienes will be answered
and specimens OF spirit drawing and
writing will be shown. Evening at 20
a lecture, subject to be given by the
audience. Admission free; all are in
vited.
AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sermon in the morning by Rev. D.
Merriman, d. D., of Worcester, Mass.
Evening sermon by the pastor, subject:
Bearing the Yoke and Youth. Y.P. S,
O. E. at 6 80. Junior Endeavor society
at 80. Everybody welcome.
Christian Church. - Corner North
Fair Oaks svenue and Mary street, 7.
D. Garvin. pastor. Morning theme
What Do Christians More Than Others ?
Evening theme: The Worlds Chain OF
Salvation.
Christian Allisnde.-Services tomor-
row at the Chicago lawn, opposite the
railroad station on North Los Robles
avenue, and will be addressed by Rev.
Thomas Hezmalhch Of Los Angeles.
German Lutheran. - Corner Walnut
and Vernon. Rev. Mr., Saager, pastor.
Sunday school 10 TO Il; preaching II
to12
Universalst.-Rev. Florence Kolock
will occupy the pulpit and speak upon
the theme: Justice vs, Mercy.
The meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, in Strong's hall will be led
by Mr.. @. S. Mason. 1ung men are
cordially invited to be present.
Rev. DR.. Charles @. Lssby, pastor of
st. PauPs church, Lincoln, Neb., will
preach in the morning at the First N. r.
church, and the pastor, Rev. CLARK
Crawford, in the evening.
Baptist church Sunday school at 9 AS.
Preaching morning and evening by Rev.
W. w. Tinker of Los Angeles. superin.
tendent OF home missions in Southern
California.
SCHOOL MEETING.
A meeting of school electors Was held
ut the high school this afternoon, 10,
the purpose Of getting IN expression o.
the general opinion relative to erecting
a new school building to relieve The
present overcrowded condition OF afAirs
The meeting was not as we'll attended
as it should have been considering the
important subject under consideration
There were, however, about 30 voters