Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-16
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Officers Wing, Eldred, Frazee and Woods
yesterday arrested James Duncan. Charles
Wright, John Buckley, Thomas Riley, James
Baldwin, VIM. Robertson and Ed. Rand,
who were creating a disturbance on l street,
near Second Most of them have recently
appeared here. and hail from the classic pre-
cincts of Tar Flat.
The examination of W. D. Stafford, for
embezzlement, which was transferred from
Justice Coggins' Court to that of Justice
Haines, has been set for hearing to-day.
The charge upon which John Shelters was
arrested, tried Saturday and foundnot guilty,
was that of disturbing the peace, and not
of being drunk, as reported.
The trial of Jack Dowd, charged with
being an accessory in the robbery of George
Dusenberry, will be resumed in the Police
Court to-day.
The Railroad Base Ball Club defeated the
Union Club in q match game Sunday by
score Of % to Il.
Several planes, saws and ether tools were
stolen from Carrie & Croly's shops on Sunday
night.
The Irish Relief Committee will hold a
special meeting tonight.
ASSAULTED FOR MoNEY.-Last evening,
about o'clock, as Jacob Arnold was passing
the Western Hotel, he was approached by a
man named Charles Corners, who asked for
money. This request met q refusal, and he
at once struck Mr.. Arnold. The latter gen.
tlaman started to the police office for an
officer, but was followed and again attacked
by the rough. At this juncture, opposite
the Orleans building, Detective Hume ap-
peared and arrested the offender but the
latter refusing to go under belief that
Hume was not an officer, scuffie ensued, in
which Connors snstched pistol from the
pocket of the officer, and might have used 1t
had not Elias Steinman and local officer
May interfered. When May announced his
authority, Connors offered ne resistance, and
was taken to the police office.
ARRESTS. The arrests of yesterday were
TOMMY Gall and James Francis for vagrancy,
by special officer Harrison and citizen Nc
Dswell Charles Connors for battery, by
special officer May; James Duncan, Charles
Wright, John Buckley, Thomas Riley,
James Baldwin, William Robertson, Ed.
Rand, for vagrancy, by officers Wing, FL
bred, Frszee and Woods.
Observation-Disclosures Calderwood has
taken charge of the Oregon train. Miss
Mamie Foster, of Sacramento, will arrive
from the East to-day. Horace Adams, OF
San Francisco, formerly Superintendent of
the Sacramento Water Works, is visiting the
city.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. viii to-day at
1880 a. NJ. sell at auction at 1O16 Fourth
street, windmill, a lot of iron pipe, a
pillow, counters, buggies, sulkies, hacks,
saddles, piano, sewing machine and great
number of other useful articles.
THE LATEST CRAzE.-Every newspaper in
the country now has a paragraph with this
heading, in regard to the effect upon men OF
the new No. Is puzzle. Among ladies it is a
different puzzle that has gained their atten-
ton the question uppermost IN their minds
is-how Weinstock & Lubin can sell Tor q
cents a yard those fashionable silk brocaded
dress goods for fine evening costumes, the
goods being worth st least 81 yard? When
this is answered, we viii be ready with another
puzzle.