The herald., 1894-12-25
NEWS OF THE MORNING..


of work.
The programme for the great trotting and
pacing events today at Agricultural park
superintendent OF Schools Search's report
submitted to the board of education; Mrs.
Hughes makes some complaints which r,eet
with no explanation
James Houston killed at Artesia by Ralph
Seeker on account of his attentions to- Mrs.
Seeker.
County Superintendent seamans puts in
claim for salary as secretary of the beard of
education.
NEIGHBORING cITIES-A very successful
Methodist revival at Redlands.
Santa Ana prepares for Christmas' celebra-
tion.
Robbie Burr at Pomona, pluckily stops
runaway.
Christmas festivities among the churches at
Riverside.
Pasadena's city council
A Christmas tree in the Presbyterian church
at San Bernardino took fire. several children
badly burned; W. S. Barnes, whose wife tried
to poison him, has forgiven her and yesterday
secured her release trom jail.
POINTERS FOR TODAY-Races at Agricul-
tural park.
Football, Redlands vs. Athletlcsclub, at $50
p. m. at Athletic park.
Black Crook at the Burbank, matinee and
evening.
Vaudeville at the Imperial.
Salvini in Three Guardsmen at the Los An
geles theater.
cRIME-The true history of the killing Of
Bowen in the prize ring at New orleans has
come out.
At Catlettsburg, KY, one man was shot and
another stabbed in a general quarrel over a
card game.
Samuel C. seely, the Shoe and Leather bank
defrauder, was sentenced to eight years i'm
prisonment in the pententiary.
John Lacerda was shot by an unknown per
son in San Rafael.
f. r. Capran was killed by W. T. Taylor in
Tacoma.
Governor Markham has pardoned J. F.
Woods, a burglar and Dave Ryall, murderer.
Harold G. Butt, cashier in a New York cloth.
ing house. is $16, 900 short In his accounts
Footpads operated n Omaha last night; two
citizens we're shot.
FoREIGN-The tax on tobacco, cigarettes,
ETC., is to beiralsed in Peru.
The officers of the American warship De-
troi will be received by thepope.
The report that Captain Dreyfus, the dis
graced French officer. had committed suicide
proves incorrect.
Lord Churchill has arrived in London.
Admiral Tingis to be continued in com
mand of the Chinese fleet
The Japanese parliament was convened at
Toxic yesterday.
The Japs are preparing to march on Wei
Hal Wei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans has sent
the San Fran cisco election returns on governor
and lieutenan t-goyernor to Sacramento.
James MeNabb will contest the election OF
Richard Whelan OF sheriff OF San Francisco
oE,.1 af ffoir 30 pta1
the marine h espital.
An attendance of 10000 people is expected
at the footbalk game.
The ladies to charge of the Examiner and
society "buds" were sent out after scoops"
and sensations.
RAILROADS-PresdentP Perkins of the Bur-
ington denies.the stories of his contemplated
resignation.
An independent receiverhas been asked for
the oregon Snort Line.
The eastbornd Santa Fe passenger train,
jumped the track near Ash Fork, A. l.; several
passengers weresiightly injured.
A tramp naEned Barrett was killed by the
wrecking of Southern Pacific freight train
cast of Tucson, A. t.
WAsnINGTON-General Swain, advocate
general, q. S. A. has been retired.
The capital is korsaken OF statesmen.
Assistant Secretary Hamlin urges full appro-
priations for thecarrying out of the Chinese
exclusion act.
The medals ofshonor have been bestowed
upon Captain Ward and Private Sturgeon for
bravery during THE rebellion.
VIOLENT DRAThs-Oscar K. Mccormick,
a miner. was killed by rock cave near Pres
colt. Ariz.
Patrick Sullivan and James Carney were
killed in a mine accident at Wallace, Idaho.
At Cape May, Mrs. Lewis was killed and two
others seriously injured by locomotive run
ming .into.a carriage.
Thomas John Thomson, rancher, committed
suicide in San Diego county.
OBITUARY-David Starr, a pioneer of 1S49
and proprietor OF the Starr Touring mills died
at Oakland.
Prof b. Hinton died suddenly at San Diego.
MISCELLANEOUS-Boise City, Idaho, ex-
perienced three shocks of earthquake
The wife of General Doe is i'll in Washing
ton.
1t is possible the government will accept the
10000 acres of land Spokane, Wash, offers for
military post
Father McGlynn will deliver Christmas
sermon in Newbury, N. Y.
The Lexow investigation has opened a new
avenue for professional blackmailers in New
York.
A theatrical manager is looking for NADIA.
line Pollard.
Several hundred barrels OF whisky ana rum
were shipped from New York to the Hawaiian
islands.
Governor Flower refuses to surrender the
Standard Oil msgnates to the Texas authori-
ties.
Richard Croker in an interview denounces
Bourke Cochran.
The Central Labor union OF New York re.
joiced over the defeat Of Gompers
Tacoma business men protest against the
navy department buying coal in British
Columbia.
BY ruling OF Judge Woods in Chic ago, Debs
and his colleagues will probably have to serve
two terms in jail.
Much valuable properly was sold at Santa
Rosa under water tax levy.
DR.. Parkhurst is displeased with the idea of
the Lexow committe adjou1ning He pur-
poses prosecuting the work.
Miners at Massillon, o., refuse to accept the
80 cent rate.
The race war in Georgia is stll on; troops
sill, eI,a III. InT