The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-06
NEWS OF THE MORNING

LOS ANGELES-The supreme court con-
firms the sale of the Jamul rancho.
Dominica Capasso, implicated in the murder
of Roy Kenner, gets out on bail on writ
OF habeas corpus.
The supervisors pass WACO tire ordinance
and transact considerable minor business.
The proceedings OF the Friday Morning club.
Joseph Merritt files petition in the superior
court contesting the election of DR.. lie Moyne
Wills as a member of the board of education.
The county officers announce their list of
deputies, who win take position tomorrow.
Mr.. Millard's illness bothering the northern
statesmen; he is still very i'll.
Local music and musicians; a study of local
conditions.
Sheriff ]. Scott of Fresno arrested for allow
ing United States prisoners to escape.
The Woman's Populist club adopts resolu-
tions commendatory of the views on social
problems expressed by New York young women
who are millionaires.
The Economic grocery store robbed by bur
glars.
The suspects arrested as Ontario bank rob-
bers prove their innocence; other clues being
followed.
Jacques Etchart killed by the cars last night
at the Arcade depot; his family is destitute.
NEIGHBORING CiTIES-The Maccabees gave
pleasant musical end literary entertainment
at Long Beach,
Did the Santa Ana lady marry to get the din
ner?
Anahem-Ready to abandon the irrigation
district; general notes
Riverside-Raising the Hemet dam; the
auditor refuses to draw warrants.
Loyal Legion children have flower festival
at Ventura.
POINTERS FOR TODAy-Burbank Theater
-Jeffreys Lewis in La Belle Russo.
Westlake Park-Cpen air concert at 2 p. m
Athletic Park-Baaeball at 0 e. m.
WEATHER FoRECAST-southern Califor-
MIA Rain; nearly stationary temperature;
light to fresh westerly winds.
FOPEIGN-LeRtz, an American bicyclist who
is touring Europe on wheel, has disappeared.
lie was last hesrd OF in Turkey.
Captain Dreyfus the French army oficer,
was publicly degraded in Paris.
+. Carr Glynn and Lady Edith Ward were
married in London. The prince OF Wales and
other members OF the royal family were
present.
An avalanche struck the village of Orlu in
the Pyrenees destroying many houses and
k Hing u number OF people.
German newspapers express doub.s regard
ing the future OF The empire.
CRIME-At Visalia. during quarrel over an
account, Frank Storer was shot and killed by
Frank Gribble
william Davenport, prominent resident OF
Lebanon, Ore, has been arrested for counter
feitng.
Martin J. vandohalen. bookkeeper for Clau-
sen & Sons, brewers, N. Y, is defaulter to
the extent of $50, 600.
f. NJ. Doll and his son, storekeepers at Alma,
A. T., were murdered by Mexicans.
wAsHiNGToN- senator Hill and President
Cleveland have become permanently recon
cilcd.
Senator Teller announces that he has abau-
doned the McGarrahan claim.
preliminary canvass OF the house on the
currency bill shows that The bill has not
enough votes to carry.
VIOLENT DEATHS-Na Fuller, Charles
King and Dr.. overs were killed in a railway
smash-up at White Haven, Pa
Peter Peterson, an electrician, was killed at
Tacoma, 1000 volts of electricity striking him.
Mrs Mary Jasons was killed by falling from
train in the siskyou mountains.
COnnERcIAL-Th fruit exchanges war on
middlemen.
House and lot gossip; the Broadway boom.
Local and general produce markets.
A general review of trade.
SAN FRANCISco-The federation that pro-
| gaining Roadway.
T. J, Depuy, who lived in Los Angeles was
sandbagged by footpads.
| observation-disclosures Waite deliv-
| cred his farewell address to the legislature.
| Memorial services on the death OF Robert
Louis Stevenson were held in New York.
| The labor unions gave John Burns, England's
labor leader farewell reception in New
York.
The overdue bark Dominion is reported safe.
The steel steamship Northland was launched
at Cleveland, o.
The Gold Nugget Mining and Milling COM
pany of Colorado has been placed in the hands
OF receiver
The Appelman case was not concluded at
Woodland.
Banker Eugene Kelly's will was fled for
probate in New York.
1t is believed that the anti-pass rule is
aimed at railroad labor organizations.
Thomas Gallagher defeated Fourneil in the
billiard tournament at New York.