Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24

and that his death was caused by gunshot
wound in the right side of the head, said shot
having been fred by one of the guards in the
discharge of his duty. He was under SEN
tence for term of ten years for having killed
a prisoner in San Quentin named Austin
n. Smith, while confined there.
PRISONERS DIsCHARGED.-In the Superior
Court yesterday, during the temporary alb
sence of the District Attorney from illness,
the case of George NJ Farr, indicted for
perjury, and that of Giovanni Bernaldi, in
dicted for grand larceny, came before the
Court and upon motion of defendants coun-
sci and absence of prosecutors, they were
dismissed. FAIR and Bernaldi were after
wards arrested by officer jackson for the
same offenses, upon warrants issued from the
Police Court, and examinations will be held
to-day Should they be held to answer to
the Superior Court, informations will at once
be filed against them by the District At
torDeY.
ART NoTE.-At Smiths art rooms, 725 J
street, fruit piece in oil has been placed on
exhibition which is attracting some attention.
It is by young amateur, o. 4. Graham,
who has lust stepped upon the threshold of
art study and is self-taught. 1t represents
collection of grapes, peaches, figs. apples,
etc. The design is good, the drawing indlca-
tive OF ability, and in form and faithfulness
to the lines of the natural copy there is
much worthy of commentator. The picture
lacks that hnish vitality and color which only
the experienced artist develops in such work,
but rs an amateur production it is suggestive
of possibilities that may well encourage the
beginner.
LATE TRAINS YEsTEBDAY.-The train from
the East due here at little before a. NJ.
did not arrive yesterday until 9 o'clock. The
delay was occasioned by collision between
the engines of express No , and a freight
train near Gold Run. The engines were
somewhat damaged, but no other injury
suited The train from the Southern Pacific
and Western Division yesterday did not
reach here until nearly P. NJ, and the over
land eastward and Marysville trains were
held accordingly, and left about 4 o'clock.
The delay was caused by the engine rum
ming off the track at Campo. No injury was
occasioned.
POLICE ARRESTS. ARRESTS were made by
the police yesterday as follows Eli Mayo,
on attachment, by officer Lee; Mrs. Ellen
Regain disturbing the peace, by officer Ri
der; All Coon, robbery, by officers Fredericks
and Smith Giovanna Bernaldi, grand larceny,
by officer jackson; Richard Mills, safe keep
ing, by special officer Brissell; G. NJ. Farr,
perjury, by officer Jackson ; John Hasler,
disturbing the peace, by Swift, Constable,
and Jeffries, citizen.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads of freight were received in this city
yesterday: One of hogs, of barley, 20 of
coal, % OF wood, of steel rails, 6 Of lumber,
l of -four, of apples, 6 of granite blocks, l
of OIL l of wheat, 2 of gravel, l of grapes,
l of harrows and 2 of clay. Through car
loads were forwarded East as follows: Six
of barley, l of salmon, of wool, of shingles,
l of wine and l of beans.
CERTIF1cATEs.-Th Pacific Manufacturing
Company of Santa Clara has filed its certifi
cate with the Secretary of State, that it has
increased the number of its Directors from
five to seven: that the Directors are J. S.
Pierce, J. 2. Finley, J. NJ. Nelson, r. I.
Pierce, T. J. Shannon, W. IL. Brown, and
that its capital stock is increased from $780,
| 0C0, in 500 shares to S250,000 in $500 shares.
PERSONAL Engineer W. H. Hall,
who has recently returned from trip to the
southern part of the State, left yesterday at
ternoon to inspect the debris works upon the
Yuba, Bear and upper Sacramento. Hon. G..
! A. Fox, of Oakland, was in the city yester-
/ day. State Prison Directors Everson and
| Chapman passed through, en- route to Fol
som, yesterday.
SoHooL-HoUsE BURGLARIzED.-The school
house at Freeport was entered on last Mon
day night by some purloining individual,
who carried away the clock, pair of shoes
belonging to the teacher, and an ak. The
variety of the articles taken indicates that the
| taker was generally out of all kinds of sup
niles. or else is about to engage IN the junk
business.
THANKSGIVING SERvIcEs.-Union Thanks
giving services will be held in the Seventh.
street M. E. Church South tomorrow at II A.
NJ Rev. II. II. Rice will deliver the Thanks
| Giving sermon. At the conclusion OF the
! service a collection will be taken and divided
| equally between the Howard Benevolent AS
! sociation and the Protestant Orphan Asy'
! lum.
Proposals. INvI1ED.-The State Board oil
Examiners invite proposals for furnishing
wood and coal for the State Capitol, also sta
tionery and blank books for State purposes
TURKEY RAFFLE.-The annual turkey rattie
of 80 selected turkeys will take place at the
Lafayette, K street, between Third and
Fourth, this evening.
COMMERCIALLY steamer Harriet passed
up yesterday with the barges Staten Island
and Bessie, all light.
PARTIES wishing to purchase navy-blue
flannel overshirts should step into the Me-
chanics Store and make selection from their
stock. All the different grades from 81 2
each to the finest sold.
THE GENUINE Scotch.wool underwear at
50 50 per piece. Gents Furnishing Goods
Department, Mechanics Store.
WHAT! douhle.toed goat button shoes. for
children, = TO II, 81 25? Yes, at the Red
House.
LADIES CHNoHILLA CIoAKs, 50 30;
beaver cloaks, 81 % to $50, at the Rec
House.
TIE LAST OF THE AUCTION SALE at the
store Of Samuel Jelly, this Wednesday, even
iag, November Path.
Ip Won DESIRE to find out how far ont
dollar viii go towards buying a meat, durable
styl;sh hat. examine the display IN the Ne
ehanics, Store Hat Department window.
Sryr1sH HArsefor 81 and less, can be ses'
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