Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

A RuNAwAY.-while Phil Ikeman. driver
Of the sutterville Brewery delivery wagon,
was making his daily rounds yesterday morn
ing, he had runaway on K street, near
Fourth While transporting key from the
wagon to a saloon, and tapping 1t upon the
walk, the team became frightened from an
escape of the steam from the over-Joyful,"
and started to run. They collided with
street car and upset the beer kegs, and next
ran into NJ. J. Hollands milk wagon and
spilled cut the cans generally. By this tin e
Ikeman caught hold Of the lines and stopped
them against a post near Hammers drug
store. No serious damage resulted from ths
affair, except one of, the horses received q Sc
we're cut in the shoulder, and there was a
breakase of the wagou-tOugue aud wkitfi5-
trees.
FOLSOM MAsoys. At a meeting of Ma
tona Lodge, No. GA, F. and A. NJ, of Folsom,
held on Thursday evening last, the following
officers were elected J. H. Durham, A.
NJ; Simon Stamper, S. w; Michael Dol,
J. w; Jacob Hyman. Treasurer; w. W.
sheldon, Secretary; C. L Eclllon, S D.; II.
L. Hastings J. d; Peter Wager Marshal !;
C, O Spaulding and Jacob Gabsl Stewards !;
J. IL. S7urges, Tyler The installation wi
take place on the 26th inst and will be con-
Quoted by Thomas G. P1cbman, Deputy
Grand Lecturer. to he followed by q bluquet
for members OF the Order and invited CUES 3.
POLICE ARRESTS. The following arrests
were made yesterday by the police: John
H. Brown, for burglary, by officers Woods
and Campbell; E L. Mano disturbing the
peace, by Karcher local; All Aye, keeping
an opium den, by Karcher and OsFwaldt
locals; Stephen Fisher, by same officers !;
Morris Whslan. drunk, by officers Smith and
Staneart; j. P. Sarsfeld, battery, by Kar-
cher. local j; II. J. Cooksley, misdemearor,
by officer Campbell
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Early last evening a
difficulty occurred among the de-izens of
Chinatown, which resulted in exchange of
shots, and one Chinaman, whose name could
MOI be ascertained was shot through the body.
The difficulty grew out of a dispute about a
sack of peanuts The usual shyness OF this
class about giving facts to the police or other
parties was observed, and little could be
learned in reference to it. The man who was
shot it is believed, is not fatally injured. No
arrests have thus far been made.
THE RAINFALL.-The rainfall of Thursday
and Friday, according TO S. H. Gerrish's
measurement, was .5S7 of an inch, making
total for the month Of 265 inches. and for
the season, $40 inches. La 1879. for the
season to date, there had fallen 575 inches ;
in 1873 there was L 336 inches in 1877 the
aynount was 1873 inches. and in 1876 1t was
5 $50 inches.
PERsoXAL.-J. N. Haight has returned
from Bodie, the Standard Ne1gS Of that place,
Of which he was manager, having been sold
to the Free Press. Rev A. l. Cole of Dixon
is in the city; also James L. King, of the
State Board Of Equalization, and d. Il.
Gerald of San Francisco.
MEssIEs AT THE AsYLUM.-There are now
forty cases of measles at the Protestant Or
| phan Asylum. There has been but one death
| from The disease in the Asylum since it made
its appearance, and that was caused by sup
preston of the eruption.
PR1soHERs En- RoUrE.-Deputy Sheriff J.
Davis, of MERGED county, came to the city
Yesterday with q prisoner named VIM. Allen,
who has been sentenced to q term OF two
years in States Prison for burglary. He viii
be taken to Folsom to-day.
| CHRISTMAS GIFTS in the way of hats
Christmas gifts in the way of caps; Christ
mas gifts in the way Of turbans Christmas
| gifts in the way of silk umbrellas, can be mad
/ in the Mechanics Store Hat Department..
Do NOT starve the brain. Books are the
natural food Of the brain, and plenty of such
nou1ishment should be given to it. Such
( J,,ai,, no i,,Irrn Gan ba fo,,ud at Ho,loh+ot'.
Bookstore.
FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. visit J. 3. Klune's
| jewelry store. No. 226 J street, between
/ Second and Third
THg finest line of gents toilet slippers II
Sacramento, 81 70 to IS 50 per pair. c. d
| Stevens & Co.
PURE GuM Boors-All the different styl6.
of hin and knse-booss and self-ecting rubber;
| and foot holds. Mechanics Store.
/ W. wAppASr all orr A Kin boots he