The herald., 1894-04-29
SANTA ANA.

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Dsfense-Nsws Matters.
SANTA ANA, April 2S.-Eussbio Soto,
the Mexican who stabbed r. Moreno,
came to Auaheim this morning and
gave himself up to Officer Stesdman,
who brought him to Santa Ana and
turned him over to Sheriff Lacy, who
teek him to jail to await his exRmina-
ton at Anaheim, Monday. at p. m.
Soto had not run away, as was suppossd,
but had gone after horse above Los
Angeles. He said he did not know that
Moreno was dead until after he-csme
back. When he found that Moreno was
dead he at once came in and surren-
dered to the officers. 1t is believed he
will make the plea Of self-defenae, aP he
said Moreno struck him with knife
before he made any move at him. 1t is
stated that Moreno was bad Mexican.
Soto shows the effect OF Moreno's knife,
as he has bad cut on the hand and bis
vest on the left eide was cut four or five
inches by sharp knife. 1t was report
ed that several others were badly cut,
but the report is not yet confirmed.
The Mexican was buried today.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susie Baker, who
died yesterday at Old Newport. will be
held at the residence, Sunday, at 2 p. m.
William Stewart, aged 2l, son of
Oliver Stewart at Ocean View, was
GdiudEed insane today and committed
to the asylum at Highlands. Sheriff
Lacy took him to San Bernardino this
afternoon.
1T. Wilson has returned from bust
ness trip of reblesimportance
Miss Sallie Peabody will go to San
Francisco Monday morning on the
Corona from Newport.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give q chicken dinner on Decoration
day.
There is somewhat of a ripple in
poHtoffice circles Just now, as the present
postmaster's time expires next Monday.
Mr. Harry Ward. student of the
Methodist college at University will
preach in the Msin-strset M. E. church
Sunday morning. He occupied the pulpit
OF this church last fall during the abb
sence OF the pastor, Rev. McIntire, Civ
ing great satisfaction.
At the Main-street Methodist church
Mr.. Harry Ward delivered an interest
ing lecture last evening to the Epworth
league OF that church. Subject: Hero
of Khartoum, Chinese Gordon. For an
hour and quarter the speaker held the
attention of the people.
The May day races at the fair grounds
are creating much interest, as there are
a number OF good horses entered for the
day 81 sport. A large crowd is expected
TO be present.
Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, q noted tenn
perance lecturer, will deliver q lecture
on temperance reform in the Main street
M. E. church next Monday evening. 7 80
o'clock.
A suit for diveros has been commenced
by Mrs. Meta Rorden against N. w. Rer-
den OF Fullerton.
Henry Neill has been granted q de-
cree of foreclosure against H. s. 0rme
ct al. for $54l6.72 and costa.
Mrs. Minnie Hatehinsan has bought
the ranch Of A. H. Free man for $500.
]. G. Joplin has SOLD to Fred Krenple
about six tons of mountain honey At 5
cents q pound.
A telegram from Charley Thomas of
Chicago to his father, ]. S. Thomas, is
to the effect that he will soon be home.
He has successfully passed all examina-
tions for graduation.
Articles of Incorporation have been
fled of the First Congregational church
of Santa Ana. III. NJ. Orookshank, X.
Oleaver, s. Rouse, F. E. Psrham and ].
A. Hanksy are the directors.
A meeting of the Republican county
central committee was held this after
noon, at which ]. w. Ballard was ap-
pointed to represent Orange county on
the state central committee, which
meets in San Francisco next Thursday.
Hermosa chapter No. 105. o. E. s.,
will hold its regular meeting Monday
night, April 3Oth.
Wash Martin of Ventura, an old resi-
dent OF this county, is down from Ven
tura on visit and business trip. He
will return to Ventura Monday.
We can soon get our fresh oysters
from Long Beach, "a there have Just
been "a 900 pounds Of them planted over
there.
Regular services in the Episcopal
church Sunday at IL O'Clock. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Rev. w. B. Bur.
rows, minister.
The case of Hiss vs. Culton has finally
gone to the jury, after occupying the
superior court for at lesst ak days.
DIR. O. d. Baldwin is building a neat
cottage just north Of his residence, on
the corner OF North Main street and
Washington avenue.
A meeting of the high school board
occurred this afternoon at the city hall
at p. m. President Moore, Ball, Kryle
and Smart, present. DR.. Ball acted as
chairman. On motion E. E. Kesch was
elected president and +. E. Perhorn
secretary. The name of the high school
IL was decided should be the Santa Ana
high school. On motion the school was
located in what is known as the high
school building. Adjourned to meet on
the fourth Tuesday Of May at p. m.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Cham bsrlain'a
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more than
halt the homes in Leeds. .-Sims Bros,
Leeds, Iowa. This shows thu esteem in