Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-22
MATRIMONIAL INFEL1clTIEs.

An interesting SfQuaI tn the old adapp
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MARRY ~ iis's'e anu repent as leisure, mas
just occurred on popular street In our city.
A young lady who arrived here from the East
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Kept two or three admlrlng hearts IN PAL
pitating condition since that time, became
acopaintsd ahont tbroa uaol,, ono With a
a.,
AhiSn' VI 'he goose VINO WORKS Oh street,
and for whom other lovers were cast aside, or
at least he thought SO, and an .ea,ly consum-
nation for welded bliss was arranged. Ac-
ding bells were made merry at a brother-in-
laws of the girl. upon III street. between
Sixth and Seventh, and the two happy souls
were pronounced one by the Rev. DR.. T
The ceremony took place at s o'clock.
and about an hour was then spent by the
large company present in extending congrat-
ulations and long life and Happiness to the
welded pair. Among those present was
another Of the girls lovers whom it had been
difficult for the bride TO make ND her
mind as to whether he. was first or
second in claims upon her affection. At
least her feelings toward him were still such
and looked after and when the wedding SIM.
per was announced she invited him to fake
seat at the head of the table. Upon this be-
stowal of the post of honor and the affectionate
manner in which 1T was done. the husband
was not quite unmindful. and the wife of his
bosom noticed that he gave her a very sour
look. She thereupon demanded of him what
that look was for, and he very frankly re-
piled that ..if that -- goes to the table,
don't." This even the married sister of tie
bride thought was little too curt a lifting of
lover that wasn't very far behind in the
race, and she replied to the new hedged
brotherin-law. that "if you did not want to
see Mr.. - at the head of the table, all
right, you can stay away All right.
says the new husband, Its go" A very
DE- lnterposed MS END ofnces, and having, as
ne believed, spoke peace to the troubled waters,
ne departed; AFTER the minister was gone
they spent about halt ar hour trying to re-
move all hard feelings, but 1t only made
matters worse, and hnally the lover whom
the new husband wanted to SIT down upon
got mad and left, followed by all his
friends, and general clearing out OF the
party, leaving only the bride and groom and
the sister and brother, In law with the unpar-
taken-of collation.. When lett thus alone, IN
trying again to settle the .perplexing situa-
ton, the tour got into a general
e-'A
recovering, lay screaming on bed at the top
of her voice, which was heard tor blocks
around and soon called IN gathering OF l3o
TO zoo. ponce omcer was sent LOT, and
upon ms arrlva! FOUND the older Drother-ln-
law with most OF his shirt torn from his back
and the groom badly scratched about the head
and having one black eye. The of1cer man
aged In time to get matters quiet again, and
at about II o'clock the scene was closed; but
by this time the new couple had come to the
conclusion that there was an lncompatlblhty
of temper existing between them, and that
they were not intended to be
1.-TWO sous with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
and thereupon they determined to forever
dissolve their matrimonial connection. The
two took separate rooms for the night. hut
under the same roof. and with that collation.
still undisturbed and ready fer breakfast.
an ne h;rs ho.bo;ls, ou az .nv srto1,u u
made husband went to the house and wanted
to see his wife, and wanted to reconcile
matters ana start sne course ce OF True iove
asaih " inning shU Tt4 one, however,
wouiu hot Iecoiiciie MS iieenseu liiil' anu
ne s"ofe 'nete woulu oe c1rpse III Tue !louse,
ana crew reyonef upon hsr; proposing 10
proViie ILs so9JecSlor Iunerai iullleoiateiy;
a1 WIS 'ne oiiue iau I'm siT noe' Juinpeu
a neighbours yard, and ran for the house and
fell fainting on the porch. The neighhor had
nov oeGo. 4h 'aiiy ; 80 III u ene pLocce.,
am w, 'ile Vns
q liienu oI' al ~ sat n.y. @iis s
she ieriai''Iu I'll. ~ oe
!ore ias1 sue ie'urneu W her oics,iel-
band come at late hour, and
although ADMITTED to the house, was not
co., bu b;sns.,f Will The and
he ~ 10 J;as VIII doors nailed and ,rindor.s
S,o,,ro1,, borrad ramainod in ono+bor
$50 - 4be bo,,se e., the -;rb+
Veotardav ,,nr,,;no the two s;sters went IN
police quarters to get warrant against the
lllted husband Dos IL was nos graneea i?r
NJ, der nrooress
PERsoNAL-N. ID. Rideout Of Marysville.
g. w. Colby of Butte. J. E. Crooks of
Benicia, General Bidweli, Jerome Banks of
Red Bluff and j. W. Nef, Director of the
State Prison, passed through the city and up
the Oregon DIVISION OF the central facinG
RaHroad YESTERDAY. rev. H. II. hice ana
from Monterey. where they had been spend
ing few weeks vacation.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MEErING.-The
po.rj ~ po,ice Commissioners mot ves4er-
:,
Dent, foreman of construction of the new
freight depot. appointed John ID. Boop as
special officer for the locality of Front street.
No other business was transacted.
Police ARRESTS. -Arrests were made by
tha ,,ol;o. ,,as+srd., .s fo,Io.Y. Me- To
wv
mem, lot battery, py oIncer Woods henry
Anieta PARA. rnisdemeanor, by officers Jack
son and Campbell; Mrs. Peterson, disturbing
the peace, by officer Jackson.
of .be late T. G. Falows Assistant Ga,eral
Of the Central Pacific Rail.
road, will take place to-day at Oakland. A
large number OF his friends from this city will
go down to-day to attend the obse9ules.
Nor.p1.r RoSD -Yesterdav the bond Of
-, -. g.,
a. Manning as a NOTARY Tuphc' was niea
in the County Recorders Office in the sum of
$1,000, with John I. Whyte and james
Lansing as sureties.