The herald., 1894-10-14
SANTA ANA.


A Gold Blooded Murder tho Street.
NswB Notes.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 13.-About IL O'Clock
had been drinking were csrousing with
come Mexican girls. They became en-
gagged in quarrel, and one OF the num-
ber, Mariana Cnero, OF the San Pasquai
ranch, was shot through the body just
below the heart, dying moment later.
The murderer made his escape. There
are several different stories in regard to
the killing, but the facts are not known
by any one but those concerned. One
man, q bus driver. said he was close to
to the shooting, which occurred at the
watering trough across the street
from the Model bakery, and as
soon 80 the ehut WAS fired, which was
heard by q number OF citizens, o man
was seen to run west on Fourth street
and then through j. S. Hay wood yard
into the darkness and was lost. An
other report is that the Mexican was
dared TO CROSS certain line under PEN
atty of death. The Mexican crossed the
line, when the man shct him. The
Mexican crossed the street and fell on
the sidewalk, where his life blood marks
the spot. 1t ia also reported that the
dying msn said ha was shot by Mexi-
can. Immediately alter the shot was
heard horse and buggy were seen to
drive at run west on Fourth to Birch,
then north on Birch to Fifth, east on
Fifth to West, then north on West
street out OF the city. 1t 10 thought the
murderer was in this rig, but 80 far all
is guess work.
The coroner has been at work holding
an inquest and no clue was found as to
who the murderer is. 1t seems there
were three men mixed up in the affair.
NOTES.
This was the last day OF the races and
the crowd exceeded any crowd ever as
eembled at the Santa Ana race course.
The attendance at the pavilion last
night was much larger than has yet
turned out, The exhibit is creating
such an interest that crowds now at
tend during the day. The program me
ON the stsge is still q drawing card
DR.. III. W. Brosdbeok, OF Los Angeles,
met several representatives OF elk of the
Sunday schools oi Santa Ana last night
at the M. E. church and addressed them
upon the needs and benefits of city
Sunday school union. A temporary or
ganizstion WAS effected, with j. NJ.
CLARK as chairman and U. Sid Lemon,
secretary. A committee on bylaws, con.
ssting OF one from each Sunday school,
was appointed. Mr.. Lemon, as chair
man OF that committee. called a meet
ing at the Baptist church Monday,
October l5, at z 80 p. m. The meeting
adjourned to meet October %. at M. E..
church South, at 7 80 p. m.
d. J. Carpenter has bought the West
gate place, on the street car line, near
Orange. This is one OF the best orchards
in the valley, and is fine home place.
Mr.. Carpenter paid $4,000 for the prop
erty.
Mra. Hall OF Orange, and Mrs. Rich
OF San J8cinto have been visiting Mrs.
DR.. |. d. Mills for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Horton OF Whit
tier are visiting at DIR. Mills.
A social will be- given on Tuesday
evening next, October 10th, at the resi-
dence of Rev. w. B. Burrows, in Tustin,
for the benefit OF the Episcopal church
debt. Refreshments will be served.
| Services in the Episcopal church Sun
day at IL q. m. service in Tustin at 3 10
p. m. Rev. w. 6. Burrows will officiste.
Alexander S. Low and Eva L. Light
cap, both OF Los Angeles, were married
Yesterday in the Baptist church by Rev.
DR.. Gorton.
Our furniture man, w. T. Reed, was
robbed last night of $50 by burglars,
who went through the house and took
! the money out of his pants pocket.