Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-27
LOCAL IaTELLIGENGE.

Police CoURr-In the Police Court yes
terdag cases were disposed Of as follows:
Jesse Slaughter, charged with committing
al assault with deadly weapon, throwing
the brick in thu Railroad Saloon with which
he hit OLaughlin upon the head and de-
moiished brandy bottles and iumblers,
charge reduced to battery, and the prosecut-
lug witness appearing and ststiag that he
had received full satisfaction. requested that
the case be dismissed 50 ordered. All Coon,
charged with burglary and taking The suit If
clothes aud Overeoat from the Pacific Oyster
House examination held, ana he was bound
over to the Superior Court in the sum of
81 coo. Col. Martin, common drunkard,
pleaded guilty and WAS sentenced to Conhne-
ment in the County Jail for term of GO
avs. Wilson Wildman, for disturbing tine
peace, was discharged upon payment of costs,
the prosecuting witness appearing in Court
and acknowledged full satisfaction from de-
fendaut Charles Burns pleaded guilty to
two charges of petty lrcany-one for
stealing the set OF harness Of DR.. Dixon and
the other for stealing the harness of Israel
Luce. Burns is to appear for Judgment
to-day. George NJ. FAIR, rearrssted for per-
jury, case continued till December l, 1880,
and defendant allowed to 90 on his rec0gni-
zauca until that time. The case Of Mrs Ell
len Regain was continued TIL December 4th
The examination Of Giovanni B-rnaidi. upon
charge of grand lncsny in stealing 500 Of
money from house on l. street, took place.
He was held to answer with bail fixed at
s. GOO Charles Burns was also examined
upon the charge Of burslsry-eniering ths
Clunie building and stealing blankets, in
September last-and was held TO the Supe-
rior Court, with bail as s. 900. The Court
then adjourned.
RESULT OF THE RETURSs.-All The returns
Of the Electoral vote being now filed in the
office Of the Secretary Of State, that officer
has aggregated tee totals with the result
given below. On the 29sh the official can
vass viii be made and that viii result in
variation Of fo1r or FIVE votes in three or
four cases, owing to errors in addition
made by clerks. The aggregates rsferred
to prior to corrections to be made are
Repubcan-J1hn +. Miller, 50 2S2; Henry
Eigecton, so, 3iS; John 4. Bauer, 60.277
Charles n. Fox, S0.22S w. w. McKaig,
80 PIP Thomas r. Bard, SO, 252 Demo.
crats-W. 7. Wallace, 50, 426; David s. Ter
~, 70 8S5 J. c. Shorb, 50 100; w. B @.
Brown, SO, 413 Barclay Heulsy 50, 429 II.
+ Del Vale 50 445 This gives the Demo
cratic Electors, excepting d. 5. Terry, plu-
raity. and one of the Republican Electors,
Henry Edgerton, a plurality. Neither group
received a majority or popular vote. The
votes of Del Vale, Edgerton, Clark and
Winchester, being the highest on each of
the four Electoral tickets run, aggre-
gate 16l,2 as the vote of the State
As shown by Electoral votes. The other
Electoral tickets received these votes
Gresnback-F. 7. Damn, 5 $50 !; J. E. Clark,
1855: James Kidney, 1879; J. II. Red
stone, 1881 George I. Elliott, 1881; T. J.
DIcQuiddy, 3. 3S9; B. K. Low, S3l. Prohi-
bition-George Bramall, o3; q. M. Webb,
AZ; G.. ". Caldwell, 81; W. o. Clark, 4S; ;
NJ G.. Winchester, SO; John Woods, 50.
There were % votes cast scattering,
i. e. regular electoral tickets were scratched,
and one name in each case Of some other per-
son than candidate inserted IN lieu OF the
scratched name.
Merchandise REPoRr.-The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden On the
24th For L. L. Lewis 4 Co., case hard
ware; C. II. Gilman, case cloal5s; t. Har
per. Q cases boots and shoes Whittier, Fuller
4 Co, l case books; Gardner Bros, boxes
ORGANS Central Pacific Railroad Company,
i25 bundles iron, cases checks John Och
sner case household goods 4. I. Evan. A
barrels whisky; Hall, Luhrs Co., 20 cases
macksre % barrels hams, % cases matches,
50 cases I've; Locke & Lavenson, 3 rolls car
pet Baker & Hamilton, cases hatchets
Parsons, Kilgour & Co., case dry goods P.
II RUSSELL 3 cases mustard james l, Fsiter
& Co, p barrels whisky; w. D Comstook,
I case chairs; Booth & Co, 16 crates ex-
tracts; Weinstock & Lubin, l case corsets !;
Ms. s. A Carpenter, l case corsets; Ad-
ans. Mcneil & Co, cases mustard Stand
ard oil Company. go cases oil Il Stone &
Co. crates stirrups, 2 cases ssddlery w.
A & c. S. Houghton, l case paper; ). ID.
Davis, 8 cases axes Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., 3 cases axes, ? cases hardware, 3 cases
butts, , cases machinery, 3 cases oilers q.
Il. Krebs & Co, l case ensmeled Cloth.
HABEAs CORPUS CASE DEoIDED.--In the
Superior Court yesterday the habeas corpus
case in relation to Minnie Maybsil Bell was
decided by Judge benson. A statement in
Veistion to the case was published IA few days
since, wherein it viii be remembered an at
tempt was made by the mother, who had
given the child TO Mrs. Bell when it was but
two years Of age, to now obtain it from her
and take it to Marysville. By the decision
of the Court Mrs. Bell is awarded the con-
timed care and custody of the child The
result of the case met with unanimous APP
prevail by all except the defendant, who
heard the testimony.
N0TARIEs.-Fhe Governor has appointed
the following Notaries Public; E. Brieden-
bach, S1noms; Alonzo Rhodes and VIM.
NJ Gibson, Stockton; Niles Searles,
Nevada City ]. w. Thompson, San Diego !:
c. f. Macy, Iowa Hill; o. I. Redfisld,
MADEIRA.
RE,RNBER, on next Tuesday morning we
shall place on our counters some of the rarest
bargains in fan cy and dry goods ever offered
TO the Sacramento public. Those who have
protited by our former announcements will
know the importance of coming bright and
early. Mechanics Store, Weinstoek & Luz
bin proprietors.
SELLING AUCTION RUBBISH IS the most ready
method of inducing the unwary to believe
that they are getting good value. Don't be-
lieye it. Experience proves the contrary to
be the true state of the case. Those IN search
of good value in goods that are legitimate,
should visit the removal sale OF Hale Bros.
& Co.
MES's CALF Doors, half double and top
sole; all grades. Red House.
MEN's OvERooATs, with cape, "a. Red
House.
FoBrY.FrvE. TNcH, Atwood cashmere monte
cloth for 60 cents at l.. Bien's. Eighth and
j streets.
No AYcrro,y Pr,pptSu AZ HaiaIs