Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-09


lature yesterday was much smaller than
usual, but consideration of the revenue bill
in the Senate to-day will no doubt again in
sure large attendance.
BRIEF REFERENCE.
L. Fl. Goodman, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent at San Francisco, and John
Talbot, Ticket Agent in this city, have re-
ceived letters inquiring as to the whereabouts
of William and Robert Marsh, of Sheffield,
England who have been residents of Sacra-
mento and Tulare counties. Any one knowing
where they are should report the knowledge
At the meeting OF the Young Folks Lit
erary Society last evening Mr.. Norton sub
mitted the critics report, Messrs. Myers,
Aubertus and Dillabough gave readings, Mr..
Norton read an essay, Miss Bulbro read and
Miss Cummings sang.
Local officer Thorpe yesterday arrested
man named Tom Scott, who was trying to
sell an overcoat believed 70 have been stolen.
The overcoat is of gray color and can be
found at the police Office.
Twelve car loads of emigrants left San
Francisco last night for the East. Several
cars will be filed here, and one carful will
come down the Oregon route and be joined to
the train.
In the Superior Court yesterday Stewart
Mckay, native of Nova Scotia, was ad-
lnitted to citizenship on the testimony of a.
NJ. Walker and L. D. Burt.
Saturday evening the residence of John
Brendel, at Sixth and II streets, was. bur
glarized and SD 30 in coin taken.
Two tramps have again robbed the tinker
of Washington, this time securing twenty
cents.
Sacramento river u feet inches.
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REJOICING = OAKLAND REPUBLICANS TO
SACRAMENTO REPUBLICANS was much
rejoicing and hilarity in public places and
on the streets last night on the announce
ment that the Republicans of Oakland had
sent greeting to the Republicans of Sacra-
mento. The following is the Dispatch 81 Oak
land, March Sth-The Republicans of Oak
land send greeting to the Republicans of Sac
ramento. We have met all of the enemies
of the Republican party in Oakland and have
annihilated them. We nope the Republicans
of Sacramento will do likewise tomorrow.
Oakland opened the Presidential campaign of
1880 with rousing Republican majority.
The entire ticket is elected Republican City
Committee. Thoman Eagan, Chairman pro
TEN. j. Z. johnson, Secretary
GLASS BRokEN-While boy was passing
in at the east door of the Capitol yesterday
door on the north side of the building was
opened, which produced such a current
through the hall from the strong wind blow
ing that the east door was closed with such
force that the entire heavy plate glass in the
deor-about 30x120 inches-was broken out
and fell into fragments upon the granite
steps outside. The State Printers messenger
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frig htened the horse and came near produce
ing a runaway, which was prevented by the
alertness of the driver.
INSURANCE COMPANY ELEoTIoN.-The Di-
rectors Of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company held their annual meeting last even
ing. John H. Carroll, late President of the
company, declined the nomination for the
Presidency of the company on the ground
of urgent private business. Geo. A. Moore,
| late Vice President of the company, was
then nominated and elected President. Dr.
! w. r. Cluness was elected ice-President
and L. 3. Mott, Jr., Secretary of the COM
pany.
The STORM. esterday morning early the
weather was pleasant and bright, but at
o'clock clouds had arisen and light shower
! fell, but by 10 o'clock a north wind was
| blowing which increased in fierceness and
velocity all day, and at midnight was severe
| indeed. On the mountains no snow was fall
| ing, but q wild storm was raging. No dam
age has been done in this city by the wind.
It is hoped that change in the direction of
the breeze will bring rain.
GRAND ARMY CAMP FIRE.-Sumner Post,
G. A. r., held a camp fire and social re-
union at their hall on Sixth street last even
ing. which was largely attended. Many of
the members of the Native Sons of the Cold
en- West were present by invitation. num-
Der of addresses were made, stories told, and
many pleasant "reminiscences of soldier-life
repeated. An abundance of lunch had been
provided, and the occasion was indeed a
| pleasant one.
Court SEAL.-The Superior Court of Tu-
olumne county has adopted seal with GEN.
| trail relief consisting Of rugged range of high
mountains with rising sun appearing over
their tops, and couple of miners in the fore
ground, at the base of the mountains, con-
structing hume.
A BROKEN NEcK.-Sunday evening Mrs.
Johanna Gibbs, aged 60 years, fell from the bal
cony at the southeast corner of Seventh and
L streets, and broke her neck. Coroner Yer
milya held an inquest last evening, and ver-
dict in accordance with the above statement
was made.
AUCTION SALEs.-D. J. Simmons, on Fri
day, March 18th, at IL o'clock, will sell the
lodging-house at 612 K street Bell & Co.,
at 1890 A. M. at the residence of Mrs. Ham
ilton, Sixteenth street, between @ and r,
lot of household goods and furniture.
PoLIrIcAL CARDs-O. c. jackson pub
fishes a card elsewhere warning voters against
attacks he believes viii be made AGAINST him
this morning, and sets forth some facts relat-
ing to it, and adds also a card from J. H.
Duffy concerning the Dowd case.
BUSINESS HOUSES CLosING.-A number of
leading firms publish card announcing that
their places of business will close at P. NJ.
to-day, "on account of the Importance of to-
days election TO all lovers of law and order"
| PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-At the Congre-
gational Church to morrow evening the
Philharmonic Society will give its second
subscription concert. very interesting
musical programme viii be presented.
ASYLUM TRUSTEES. -The Governor has ap-
pointed Benjamin. Shurtleff, of Napa, and N.
ID. Rideout of Marysville, Trustees of the
Napa State Asylum for the Insane, vice Van
Broer and = Boggs, terms expired
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were made
yesterday Lucien Faure, for battery, by Of
ficer Dolan; Morris Whalen, drunk, by off
Ger Eldred; Jane Mahoney, disturbing the
peace, by officer Frazee.
SuRrrIEs APPRovED.-The Governor has
approved the bond of William A Phillips, as
State Harbor Commissioner, in the sum OF
$50 900, with w. 7. CARAT and N. Heller
as sureties.