Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-08
BRIEF NOTES.

! Mrs. J. E. Rhodes of Sacramento was
| among the passengers who left Omaha Satur-
day, to arrive November 10Th. j. F. Rich
ardson and wife of Sacramento passed Omaha
yesterday, to arrive November 18th.
| An alarm of fire was turned in from box
81 on Saturday evening, caused by the burn
ing of some baskets in the alley between
Second and Third l and j streets.
A young lady up town made the remark,
just before election, that Garfield could not
be very nice man, for he wrote forged let.
ter and then denied it.
An uptown Democrat, who has made sew
eral bets upon the election of Hancock, re-
fuses to give them up until he hears from
British Columbia.
1t is said that about 1929 Democrats who
had their eye upon the postoffice in this city,
are sorely disappointed at the result of the
election.
A carload of fruit was shipped East from
this city yesterday, attached to the afternoon
passenger train.
Sixty-six carloads of cattle passed through
on Saturday from Nevada to San Francisco.
The Supreme Court begins its November
term in this city to-day at 10 M.
The turkeys have received their annual
warning from the President.
The Edgington pacing mare sold at auction
on Saturday for $3.50.
This is regular law day in the Superior
Court.
No immigrants arrived from the East yes
terday.
PERsoNAL.-State Superintendent Camp
bell returned Saturday afternoon from the
Suffer County Teachers Institute, and left
Yesterday for Los Angeles and Ventura
counties, where he will hold Institutes during
this week. Conductor d. Reed has resumed
his trips on the Sacramento valley road. j. NJ.
Hawkins, city editor of the Marysville Ap-
peal, is in the city. u. B. Donaldson and
Thomas Z. Edwards have gone 20 Guymas
Mexico, to engage in general merchandise
business. Senator w. A. Cheney returned on
Saturday from his canvass in the southern
part of the State.
REVENUE CoLLEcrIoNs.-A. L. Frost, Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
District of California. with headquarters at
Sacramento, reports that the revenue collec-
tions for October were on distilled spirits,
S10766 81; on fermented liquors. S5,313 n;
on tobacco, snuff, cigars, etc. Sl,2O7 80;
on legacies and succession. 1921 IS; penalties
and interest, 81, 81 A. Total, Sl9,72 %.
ARRESTED AGAIN.-James Powelson, who
was tried some time since for vagrancy and
discharged by reason Of the jury failing to
agree, yesterday forenoon engaged in the di-
version of choking his woman, Julia, leaving
fnger-marks upon her throat, and also gave
her black eye Officers Ferral and Coffee
arrested him for battery and put him in safe
quarters.
DEATH FROM SMALL-PoX.-Thomas Henry
the telegraph operator at Blue Canyon, who
was brought to the Railroad Hospital for
treatment and subsequently sent to the pest
house near the County Hospital, his case
having developed in continent smallpox, died
on Friday last of that disease. He was "a
years of age, and native of Canada.
A STRAw.--It is fact worthy of notice, as
indicating the drift of public opinion, that
w. G. Van Fleet, the only candidate on the
legislative ticket in this county who failed to
indorse the absurd financial theories of
paper published not thousand miles from
here, received the highest vote cast for any
candidate for the Legislature in this county.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests have been
made since our last report: George Arrata,
disturbing the peace, by officer Ferral P.
Crowley, E. Murray. j. Nevins, disturbing
the peace. by officer Jackson and local officer
May; VIM. G. Dougherty, for battery, by
officer Ferral
CALIFORNIA PEANUTS. have been
quite extensively raised this year in some
parts of the county, and are said to be very
productive. Thirty hundred pounds were
y,,Irchasad n faxv DAVIS since which were raised
on the bottom lands of the Costumes river.
PRoMoTIoNs.-The Board of State Prison
Commissioners have made the following pro-
motions at the Folsom Prison James Brodie
to Captain of the first watch P. +. Dolan,
recently of this city, Captain of the second
watch. and Mcpherson to be policeman.