The herald., 1894-12-22

Sacramento.
LOS ANGELES-The board of public works
reports n large amount of street work favorably
to the city council.
Pasadena citizens state their objections to
the Southern Pacific building Br oadway
without paying property owners.
Railway freight agents report large amounts
OF freight coming in. No washouts on the
Southern California railway. due to General
Manager Wade's foresight.
The conference com nittee of the supervisor
al congress make some valuable recommenda-
tions about county government and state laws.
Christmas festivities yesterday at the Lafay-
ette Industrial school and the Amelia S rect
kindergarten.
Condemnation proceedings commenced in
the matter OF q boulevar from this city to Santa
Monica.
Kid Thompson pleads not guilty to train rob
berry.
High school pupils give to the needy; largo
quantiti of food and clothing for distribu-
button by the associated Charities.
District Attorney Dillon commences a suit
to declare Nigger slough, the spor smans par
adise. nuisance.
The Premillennial conference concludes its
session; DR.. Rolaud DR.. Grants paper on The
Day OF His Coming.
General Booth OF the Salvation army to ar.
rive todap; the series OF meeting to be held.
Matt McConkey and Howard Jordan injured
in an elevator accident in the Whittier block.
Th police think that Giovanni Carrazza, the
murderer of Rav Kenper. has left the country,
The Mead and the Meyers insurance cases
and the peculiar features.
NEioHBoRING cITIES-The funeral of Mrs.
ellis ut Santa Monica; the Episcopalian ba-
gar.
The mysterious circumstances surrounding
the de 9TH OF Joseph Hu of Santa Ana
Damage at Redlands by the recent rain; flag
presentation.
The question on bonds for a sewer .ystem at
Ontario.
new water system commenced at Ocean
side.
"Rev." Rowland of Pasadena leaves for parts
unknown; the W. C. T. U. oppose the city
charter.
POINTERS FOR TODAy-At the Los An
gel theatre matinee. Keene as Shylock;
evening, Richard III.
Vaudeville at tha Imperial.
Toboggan slide all day
Lectures at the Salvation Army barracks by
General Booth at 8. p, M.
Millie- Christine, Thiri street, between
Spring and Broadway a day.
VIOLENT DEAThS-Jack Finn. John Bell
and George Josslyn were burned to death at
Vallejo
tramp named Kelly was run over and
killed by rain at Vel tura.
James Clegg was killed by the bursting of a
gas main at New Martinsvil.e, w. Va.
Fanny Market suicided at Clinton, Ia, by
jumpii 6 from bridge
A one legged tramp was cut to pieces near
Tucson by freight train.
CRIME-There is no clue to the murderers
OF Mrs. Matson at Topeka, Kan.
bold attempt was made to abduct an
heiress at Buffalo, N. Y.
Banker b. F. Pennington of Brewer Me,
committed suicide by shooting himself.
The prosecution in the case of Appleman
the alleged train wrccker on trial at Wood
Lana, closed its case.
sTORM-A big storm is raging off the north
coast
ern California are running bank full.
1t is raining heavily at San Jose.
FOREIGN Three newspapers were confs-
Gated at Rome.
bread riot occurred at Lima, Peru; many
persons were killed.
WAShINGrON--A substitute for Carlisles
currency bill was agreed upon in caucus by
Democratic members OF the house committee.
MISCELLANEOUS-Dip phtheria is epedemic
in the New York Infant asylum.
News from the Mt Rainier exploring party
has been received at Seattle by Il carrier pigeon.
The Boston board OF police has revoked
licenses of several places where SUNDAY coz
certs are held.
At Craw fordsvile Ind. citizens destroyed
saloon by setting it Oh fire.
Arrangements are being made in Chicago
to commemorate the worlds parliament OF re-
ligions
The husband of Mrs. Matson, who was
murdered Topeka is living in San Diego.
Report of the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany for six months shows increased earnings.
At Elwood City, Pa, Susie Weaver stood off
q crowd of strikers with pistol.