The herald., 1894-04-28
SANTA ANA.

A Mexican Stabbing ARRAY Ends Fa-
talIy--NOtes.
SANTA ANA, April 27.-Quite sensa-
ton was caused on the streets this
morning by a report that a Mexican had
been stabbed last night and killed.
Your reporter Investigated the report
and found these particulars: A. band OF
sheep shearers are out west near West
minister, shesring sheep, and some time
after quitting time q regular Mexican
row was started and knives, dirks, sheep
shears, butcher knives and anything
that would cut were brought into use,
and one man by the name OF Eusebio
Soto cut Mexican named r. Morino
on the right arm, severing the brachial
artery, from which he bled to death.
As soon as they saw the man was
severely cut they started home with
him and doctor was sent for.
DIR. Wood OF Orange WAS called and
did all that could be done for the dying
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A number OF Mexicsns came in from
the scene OF this action, but no two
would tell the same story, and it was
hard to get the straight of it. The sher-
if sent out to find the man who did the
cutting, but at this writing nothing more
is known OF him. 1t is reported that
several others are badly cut. The cor
oner has gone out to hold an inquest this
afternoon.
The funeral of Henry Titchenal this
morning was largely attended by both
citizens and Odd Fellows. The decora-
tions were fine. Rev. D. F. Fuller con-
Quoted services at the house, after
which the Odd Fellows took charge.
Henry Titchenal was we'll liked by ell
who knew him, and he will be missed by
a host OF friends. The pail bearers were
chosen from the ranks OF the Odd Fell
lows.
Ed Lee has been attending the mid
winter fair
John Skarce, editor of the Hendrix
County Union OF Indiana is visiting
friends in Ell Modena.
Gus Reinhaus from French gulch,
Shasta county, ia visiting his brothers in
this city.
Sedgwick post No. II, G. A. r., has
arranged to have an evenings entertain
ment in G. A. r. hall May 5th, at 80
O'Clock, at which the grand commander
of the Seventh encampment, from Los
Angeles, and other prominent G. A. R
men will be present. Posts and relief
corps are invited to be present.
Mrs. r. A. Furnas, widow of the late
DR.. A. Furnas, died in FL Modena April
Goth aged 81 years. Funeral this after
noon at that place.
The Rev. r. Carton, pastor of the
First Baptist church of this city, WAS
elected president of the Southern Cali
fornto convention 10
and U. Sid Lemon are also in the list of
officers from this county.
VIM. McKeener is in Los Angeles at
tending the funeral OF his sister-in.law,
who died there yesterday.
j. Yoch is in Los Angeles today.
The revival meetings in the Presby-
terian church close tonight. The meet
ings have been we'll attended and q great
deal OF interest manifested.
Quite g number of members will be
taken into the M. E. church south next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bunker will occu-
py the Bradley cottage on West street.
Rev. w. B. Burrows, who has been
attending the convention in San Fran
cisco, returned home last night.
Mrs. Sarah A. Grant has rented her
house on South Main street. Mrs.
Grant will soon remove to Berkeley to
educate her children.
The old franklin house was today
moved to Washington avenue.
Work has commenced on the cream
cry building and soon they will be ready
for business.
Died--At Newport, April 81. Mrs.
Susie Baker, aged 81 years, mother of
Mrs. +. D. Leonard Of Santa Ana.
The Masonic lodge will have fine
banquet tonight after comforting the
thirddegree.