Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-19

lHtre Is message at Tue w esJern u mon
Telegraph Office for Bsssy McDevitt.
Four dodgers were accommodated last night
ct the Station-house.
ANOTHER RoBBERY-A rancher named B.
DoughertY, while in saloon in the city early
Tuesday morning, was seen to have about
$50 in money, and he WAS shadowed by Jack
Kirby and i. Flynn, who local officer Nash
was satisfied intended to rob Dougherty, and
he watched them. After treating several
times, aud getting him intoxicated, he was
taken in hand by two other men in saloon
and led around back Of partition, and then
put out upon the front walk, where he laid
heavily drunk. Several of the officers had
by this time located in the vicinity, out of
sight, and finally Flynn was seen to go up
and put his hand in Dougherty's
pocket. when Nash blew his whistle
and Flynn was arrested by Off
GERS Jackson, Carroll, Nash, Cafferty
and Chief Karcher. Kirby at once came to
the rescue from across the street, and wanted
TO know why Flynn was being arrested, and
saying he was a good man. Thereupon
Kirby was also arrested and the trio marched
to the station. The arrests were withheld
from the police slate until yesterday. No
y
Kirby, and it IS supposed he was robbed of
his money when marched around back of the
partition in the saloon. No other arrests
have yet been made.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stanford returned
yesterday from Bgg's, and accompanied by
E. r. Miller, Secretary OF the Central Pa
cifc Railroad, and Paymaster Smith of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, went to San
Francisco by special car attached to the af.
ternoon train. e. l.. Crabtree of San Fran
cisco is in the city. George B. Katzenstein,
Grand Secretary of Good Templars, went to
Sutter Greek yesterday morning TO attend the
session of the District Lodge Of Amador
county Judge J. K. Alexander of Mon
terey county, who has been in the city the
past few days, returned home Yesterday
Rev. DR.. j. ii. Warren of San Francisco
passed through to Redding yesterday. Judge
T. B. Reardon and 10 Hamilton returned to
their homes yesterday afternoon.
ENGINEER INJURED.-While engineer N.
S. Peck was running his engine drawing the
the special train for Governor Stanford to
Bigss on Wednesday afternoon, and as he
was standing back of the cab looking out to
see about something which he thought was
wrong with the boxes, he was struck by the
mail pouch which hung on the mail.catcher
at Antelope Station, and knocked off the en-
CINE, receiving severe injuries about the head
and face. He was conveyed back to this
city, and ia now at his residence, on Seven
tenth, between N and n streets. Although
severely injured. it is thought he will soon be
able to resume his post.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, C. SCHNEIDER was fined $50 and costs
for disturbing the peace, for which he had
been previously tried. All Coon, petty lar
csny; case continued until to-day. Max
Brown. misdemeanor, for embezzlement of
funds in dry goods store. was fined 800 and
costs. In the case of Mrs. Euwright, for
disturbing the peace, prosecuting witness APP
peared and acknowledged satisfaction and
asked to have the case dismissed on payment
of costs; SO ordered. Peter Boyle, drunk.
forfeited deposit of So, which settled his case.
Court then adjourned.
RETAINED.-C. T. Jones. of this city, ex-
District Attorney of Sacramento county,
has been retained for the prosecution in the
trial, at Santa Barbara, of Clarence Gray,
who shot and killed Theodore Clancy.
AUCTION. Bell & Co. will sell by auction
at p NJ to day, at 90S J street, lay mare,
a work-horse, mule, harness, seye ;al wagons,
both light and large brushes ovsters and tea