Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


yesterday, however, it was ascertained that
Mike had dene worse than get drunk. He
seems to have weakness for art, and few
nights since entered the Bruce Hotel, on J
street, between Tenth and Eleventh, and had
just got all the pictures in the parlor taken
down and packed in bundle to carry them
away when ne was heard by a lodger who &C.
cupied an adjoining room. The party hear
ing the noise rightfully supposed it to be a
burglar, and passed into the hall from another
direction to head off his escape As he went
out into the hall the art gatherer heard him,
aud pulling his coat up over his head to pre-
vent recognition. bolted for outdoors. As he
came into the hall he received a severe blow
on the side Of the head from the fist of the
ledger, knocking him against the wall, but he
recovered himself and made his escape. Be
fore going into the house he had pulled off his
shoes and hat and left them on the walk, and
these he failed TO take with him when he left.
The proof against Doran beingre8 arded as con-
elusive, the charge of drunkenness was dis
missed yesterday morning and the charge of
burglary entered against him. He will be
examined to-day.
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden No
vember 7th For II. C. Kirk & Co., case
almanacs, / barrel and cases drugs: Booth
& Co, 80 cases tobacco, 81 cases matches !;
Hall, Luhrs & Co., % cases tobacco, % cases
raisins. 10 barrels currants, l cask prunes so
cases maple sugar, a barrels hams "a bar
rels syrup; Lindley & Co., 125 cases canned
goods; H. L. Lewis & Co.. barrel bottles,
case plated ware ID. w. Earl, 10 steel
shoes NJ S. Arnold, bundles iron Baker
4 Hamilton, 80 cases hardware (; L. NJ. Van
Etten, Is cases sewing machines Stakeholder
Bros, l car wagons; G. 2. r. r. Co., 80
barrels oil Jones & Giyens, 1913 reels wire
Huntington, Hopkins & CO., 200 kegs nails,
3 cases corn-poppers; j. Il. Clark, 2 cases
collins and cases coffin trimmings; Billings
ley g. Co, l case traps, 9 dozen trays, case
basins, case butter molds, 81 dozen bowls l
bale Irvine, 2 bales corks Lindley & Co., %
eases matches; Mehius & Co., 3 cases
matches, case cards; II. Stone & Co, / case
hardware. cases saddlery, bales collars.
PERsoYAL.-Judge benson has gone to
Kern county TO hold Court, and will return
Saturday. Governor Perkins has returned
TO the city Chas. A. Carter, of Red Bluff
was at the Arcade yesterday J. A. Bartlett
formerly AIsjor-General Of United States
Volunteers passed through yesterday, en-
route for New York J. G.. Severance, of
San Francisco, is in the city. w. L. Knox
has returned from the mountains, having
nearly recovered from his late severe sickness
Albert Hart is also out again. and resumed
his duties at the Governors office. Rev. A.
l.. Cole formerly of this city, and now pas
tor of the Baptism Church at Dixon, was in
the city yesterday, en- route to StocktonJ
where social conference of churches is to be
held. DR. S. A. Deuel. Of this city has gone
on a trip to China, and sailed on the steamer
Oceans on the 81 instant
INsTALLATIoN.-Th following have been
installed as officers of Orion Lodge, No 224,
1. o. G. T., at Davisville, for the ensuing
term, the installation services being con-
Quoted by Lodge Deputy B. II. Hoag: w.
G. T., r. Il. Russell; w. r. H. s., Belle
Tufts; W. l.. H. s., Estelle Duke w. V.
T., Mary Russell; w. s, Il H. Gould :,
w. A. s., B. II. Hoag; w. f. s., j. D.
Baylis W. L, S. 0. Barker w. NJ, WIN.
1. e., Jerry Kenniff; W. 0. G.. A White
bread w c., j. B. Tufts P W. C. T.,
W. 81. Bradshaw. The Lodge is in prosper
Gus condition. Twenty-three new members
have joined the Lodge recently.
JEwE1RY AUCTION SALE-Announcement
is made that the stock of diamonds, watches,
jewelry, solid silver and plated ware, clocks,
etc, of the establishment of Samuel Jelly,
jeweler, Ne. 400 J street, is to be sold at
public auction, commencing to day at P. NJ,
and continuing from day to day until further
notice. The magnificent goods of which his
stock is composed will be offered in single
lots TO suit purchasers, and the quality of
every article will be guaranteed by Mr.. Jelly
to be as represented, which will be sufficient
iial, 10 fkxr
of all goods sold.
FREIGHT MovMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
since last report: Two of oil, 2 of merchan-
disc, of harrow teeth, 30 of wood, of
wine, 8 of wool. ! of wheat, 4 Of lumber,
of canned fruit, l of salmon, l of lard, Is of
track rails, l of grain, l of hay, l of granite,
of wine, ii of coal, of clay, of wheels.
The following car loads East were also for
warded One of canned fruit, l of salmon, l
OF copper, l of cement, IL of wool, OF
wine, of canned goods, of barley, of
salmon, of hops, of iron bolts.
Police CouRr.-In the Police Court yes
terday NJ. Doran, drunk, was discharged. to
answer to 3 charge of burglary. Gus. Price,
disturbing the peace case dismissed james
Powelson was found guilty of battery; case
continued for judgment L. Neissen, for dis
turbing the peace, was fined 81 and costs.
ID. 4. Stockholm was found guilty of being
drunk and was fined 81 80. In the case of
rape against George A. Basler, the examina-
ton was commenced, occupying the remain
der of the day, and was then continued until
this morning.
THE TRIAL JURoRs.-The panel of trial
Jurors for the present term was called yester-
day in the Superior Court, and the following
persons excused: f. +. Haswell J. 0schner,
William Holtum, f. Steinhardt, S. Gold
man, p. Engesssr, p. Hoefelder, A. Hey
man. Joseph Bachle, George G. SCHNEIDER,
j. NJ Gattman, f Kriderwise, William Car
rick The other jurors will remain in attend
ance of the Court for trial Of jury cases.
AGENT Accommodates has been filed
in the cfice of the Secretary of State that
Pierre N. Mills, resident of Little York,
Nevada county. has been appointed and
designated agent OF the Morgan Gravel Min
ing COMPANY He has slso been appointed
agent of che Wide West Gravel Mining Com
papv, of which certificate of appointment
has been fled.
WARRANTS IssUED.-Warrants have beer
lsSu6u SluCc teASb LCROAS ~ NNN VI
State as follows In fare of John F. Ken
nedy. for improvement OF ~harves and docks
la San Francisco. for $50 a; to John Z
Shelton, for same, So, 766 81 A. Onder
donk, for same, So. 314 SO.
ASSIGNMENT MADE-A deed - assign
ment from Francis L. Bennett, of LIE Town
ship, to Michael Fay. of all his property
real and personal, for the benefit Of his ere
ditors, was yesterday filed in the Recorders
Office. The deed was executed on the Sth
instant.
HEAVY INGRAM CARPETs. Eight pieces tc
select from-sll % cents yard, at the Red
House.
JOB Lor of children's and misses shoes, 30
and rs cents per pair, at Red House.
Ngw LINE OF FREEZE ULsrERs. at IS e5,
Just placed in stock. Mechanics Store.
AL-WooL CASHMERE FRooK SUITS. SIS.
Afaobapioa; Store