Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-02

bnrOuSn yesterday tor the East en- route Il ON
Arizona. There were also three carloads of
hops from This city shipped for Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Az regular meeting OF Company B, First
Artillery, held night before last, ex Lieuten-
ant j. w. Cooper was unanimously elected
an honorary member OF that company.
The number of police arrests in the city
for the month of September was 2S2. Num-
Der Of dodgers at police station, IL. Total
number OF meals furnished, l. $50.
Eighty-four immigrant passengers will az
rive from the East this afternoon, including
AZ males.
c. w. Reed, of Sacramento, viii arrive
from the East this morning
Ponce CouRr-In the Police Court yes
terday afternoon Frank Quinn, the man who
was chatged with attempt to steal the COW
belonging to Mccoy, at Thirty. first an J
streets. was dismissed, for want Of eyi-
deuce against him; John Scott, drunk,
case continued till to-day; NJ. Haley.
otherwise Robert Mines, was found
guilty of till tapping st Matt ,Johnson's sa
loon, Tenth and j streets, and will be sen
fenced to-day; the case of James Curtis,
charged as implicated with NJ. Haley in the
above transaction, was tljed and taken under
advisement; Michael Thomas, battery. was
tried, found guilty, and to appear for judE
ment to-day Giovina Bernaldi, charged with
taking S55 from the trunk of an L street
woman. was examined and held to answer
before the Superior Court, with bail fixed at
81, GOO; No. cell inmate, drunk, would not
give name, forfeited 50 deposit for appear
ance Jennie Craner, drunk, forfeited like
deposit: the cases of John Scott. drunk, and
Fred Mier, violating the health ordinance,
were continued till to-day; j. Fischel.
charged with making threats against life,
case continued till Monday.
SEPTEMBER WEATHER REPoRT.-The fol-
lowing is the consolidated report for Septem-
Der of Sergeant NJ. NJ. Seeker, in charge of
the signal station in this city: Highest
barometer, 30 063 September oath; lowest
barometer, 29730-September 4th; mean
barometer, % S97 (; highest temperature. 90,
on 4th and 9TH; lowest temperature, IS, on
the Sd; mean temperature, 6S.9; greatest
daily range of temperature, 50, on the 9Th !;
least daily range of temperature, 90, on the
18th mean relative humidity, 54.9 per cent;
prevailing wind, south; total movement of
wind, 4,0l4 miles; highest velocity, l6 miles,
from the north, on the LIST; prevailing wind
from the north on four d2ys-the LIST, 18th,
18th and 9th; number of cloudy days.
number of fair days, l i; number OF clear
days, % ; solar halo on the 29th. The mean
temperature in 1879 was 704; highest, GO
lowest, 81 In 1878 the highest temperature
was 90, the lowest 48, and the mean 66.09,
being precisely the same as the past month,
which shows the equabIe and unchanging
quality Of the climate.
KILLED BY THE CARs.-Yesterday, while
freight train No. 43, on the western division,
was running between Gait and AcConnslrs,
the engineer noticed man walking on the
track towards the train, and when about four
or six hundred yards away, the whistle was
sounded to make sure of the msn's attention
to the approaching train. The nan was Just
about coming off from trestle-work, and
had but few steps TO take before he could
step off at the side. When the whistle was
blown, instead OF leaving the track he stopped
and stood still as il overcome with terror, and
thus remained until the train struck him,
when he was knocked off the trestle, falling
distance Of about nine feet The train at once
stopped, but he was already dead when
reached. File WIS brought TO this city and
placed in the hands of Coroner Vefmilya,
and an inquest will be held to day at 10
O'Clock. From naturalization papers found
on his person the deceased is supposed to be
Gerhard Hoel1e, native of Germany, adj
lnittsd TO citizenship at st. Louis. 8io., July,
1855.
AUCTION SALES Sherburn & Smith sell
by auction at 10 A NJ to-day, at 323 K street,
a large variety of furniture, carpets, stoves,
ETC.; also a large lot of croclxery, glassware,
tinware etc, removed from Third street.
between NJ and N, for convenience of sale.
Also lot OF tea, raisins, etc. -. Bell s. Go.
will sell by auction to-day at / P. N. sharp, at
908 ] street, one peddler's wagon, one splky,
one riding horse, one set double harness
(new), one set single harness, two fine curled
hair msttresses, one spring mattress, six
tepoy tables, large lot of iron, tin aud
woodenware. one hay cutting machine and
one Florence sewing machine. Nj. Plug
& Co. will sell by auction to-day at 10 A. NJ
sharp, at 1915 Fourth street. one pair road
horses, two saddle horses. one family horse,
one pony, one phaeton, two express wagons,
two saddles and two sets single harness.
FIRE.-At 2 o'clock this morning FIRE
broke out in a small unoccupied cottage on
the west side of Third street, between L and
NJ, owned by Charles Vogel, and commune
Gated to like unoccupied cottage on the
north adjoining the brick building on
the corner of L and Third streets. The lat
ter c0ttage was owned by John DonnAvan.
Both structures were destroyed No in
surance loss about 5000. The Fire Depart
ment was prompt. and saved the whole
wooden row on the south.
POLICE ARRKsTs.-Arrests were made in
this city yesterday as follows: John Scott,
little off" by special officer Stanardt
MIR. May battery, by officer Campbell Col.
Martin and Captain Haley, disturbing the
peace by officers Frazee, Smith, Frederieks
and Campbell Elizabeth Duffy, safe keeping,
by officer Atwood; Mrs. Russell, drunk, by
officer Rider Miss Dennis, disturbing the
peace, by officers Fredericks and Campbell
Mrs. Belcher, battery, by officers Fredericka
and Campbell.
| CLARK ON TRIAL.-AlF Clark is on trial
in the Superior Court as an accessory in the
Tullis murder, for which Troy Dye and Ed
werd Anderson were executed. Some consid-
cradle difficulty has been experienced in
getting jury. The testimony will be en-
tered upon this morning. District Attorney
Buckley, G. [. Jones and Geo. A. blanchard
appear for the people, and Greed Raymond
and Clinton L. White for the defendant
Clark has been oat on bail for about year
METROPOLITAN THEATER. -This Afternoon
''Widow Bedott will hold matinee recep
ton, at o'clock. and Tim Crane. Elder Sniff
hss, Melissa and her beau, and all the rest o.
the Thanksgiving party" will be there
| This evening the last performance. Th'
company has given satisfaction here and de
lighted large audiences.
AUCTION OF REALrY.-M. Plug & Co. sci
by auction at II o'clock, noon, to-day, new
two story frame house, with lot so by 160, OIL
the corner of Ann and Second streets, Wash
ington, Yolo county also building lot ad
joining the house. Terms, one third cash, O
the installment plan.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGs-The regular an
nouncements for Republican meetings to BIT
addressed by DR.. H. Cox and R. Guy Nc
Clellan appear in the advertising columns to
day.
THE RIvER.-The steamer Harriet cam,
down with the barge FL. C. Miller loaded
with grain yesterday. The steamer Modoc
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