The herald., 1894-12-30
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

LOS ANGELES-Mr Dan Kelly, recently
from Japan, explains why the Chinese and
Japanese hate each other so cordially
The prompt conviction of William Scott for q
| ghoulsh crime.
| How the stanford footballers beat the visit
ors from Chichago. $50
4 San Jacinto youth arrested at Rivers dc for
assault upon his father.
| The peculiar way in which Miss Eta found
| her brothers from whom she had long been
| separated -----.-- -
NEI0hBoRiNd cITIES-The 6remen of
Santa Monica give their annual masquerade
| ball
board of trade is organizipg at san'a
| Barbara.
| Social events at Pasadena; two swindlers ar
A succession of burglarios at San Bernar-
| dino.
connERciAL-C Coldest weather on record
in Florida; the orange crop frozen.
| Gossip about the local orange crop.
Meeting of the Vernon Orange growers
Los Angeles to have pore food congress and
citrus fair at the same time.
Real estate and building notes
Another big San Francisco firm coming to
Los Angeles
A fatterng local clearing house statement
POINTERS FOR ToDAy-yaudeville and
| living pietu les ct the mRerial, matinee and
| evening.
Cinderella at the B Btrbapl.
openair concert qt2p M. at wes lake park.
Baseball at Athletic park at 10 a. M; Will
| sons vs. Keatines.
Captain Wolff at Dar:lett's Music hall lec-
ture on shape of the Earth. .s4i # g,
WEATHER FOREcAsT=south Califor-
mia: Probable showers tonight and early
Sunday morning; generally fair Sunday;
nearly stationary temperature; lish southerly
winds. e1 7r 49,
WAShlNdTON-ti is though that the United
States is on the verge of tariff war with all
Europe. -~..-...-- --
SAN FRANcIscO-Colonel Chinns 2.year-
old Lissack won the spreckels handicap and
$4,000 at the Bay District track W
The will of,the late James q. Fair, distribut-
ing mn estate valued at S40,000.0O0 wss filed
for proba e; there is clause barring claims OF
psuedo widow
nator Perkins has returned from Washing
ton 20 personally supervise his fight for the
United States senate.
CRIME--John J. Patton, who halls from
Portland, is under arrest at Kansas City for
passing worthless checks.
There is no clue to the man who looted the
Santa Rosa treasury.
FOREIGN Another revolution is fomenting
in Brazil. and several arrests have been made
at Rio. A..4s <, ..,.. s
Earthquake shocks were experienced in
Italy.
Gladstone celebrated his s5th birthday at
Hawarden.. sii
VIOLENT DEATns-Battalion Chief Bres-
nan and Truckman Rooney were killed at
fire in New York.
Paul schutt. an Omaha saloon keeper. com
mitted suicide in an ice box.
News of the Christmas eve horror at Silver
Lake. Ore, is confirmed in a dispatch from
Portland. ~ -f.i. ~ 4 y =. K
OBiTUARY-w. w. smith, an ex.railroad
official, died at Kansas City. ~ &, q s-'l IS
The widow OF Actor Fechter died in London.
Paul Schaffer Ellis. of the class Of '97,
Stanford university. formerly resident OF
Los Angeles died in Oakland. sg N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keene, the
tragedian, has lost his voice in Sacramento.
The building occupied by the Cassiday &
Sons Manufacturing company, New York,was
destroyed by frs. - L4sa
The Lexow committee has concluded its In.
vestigation and adjourned to meet at the call
OF the chair. ~ < gassf rfsg
superintendent Byrnes and Inspector Nc
Laughlin were on the witness stand before the
Lexow committee yesterday. At the conclu-
sion of his testimony, Superintendent Byrnes
announced his resignation from the New
York police department
The Congregational Missionary society has
been appealed to to aid the Nebraska sufferers,
William Levitt and Misses Susie Maple and
Mary Mitchell of shelbyville, Ind, became
lost in q snow storm and nearly perished.
Elevator B, of the Dayton and Michigan
company, at Toledo, was destroyed by fire.