Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-03
Further Libel SHIFTS.

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San Francisco. June 2d.-A warrant has
been sworn out by VIM. Nj. Nelson for the
arrest of Loring Pickering for the libels con-
tanned in Kalloch's last prelude
VIM. NJ. Nelson, OF the Nc,rs- Letter, has
been arrested on charge of libeling Kalloch.
The entire pamphlet of which he is the all-
thor is set forth in the complaint. Bail was
set at 81 GOO, which was promptly deposited.
The case will come up tomorrow at noon. It
is estimated that nearly 5000 copies of the
pamphlet have been disposed of since Sunday
morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, June 2d.-There seems to
be little inside history connected with the
arrest on charges of libel of Loripg Picker
ing and William Nelson to-day. Nelson's
pamphlet, which is most scurrilous attack
on Kalloch, was issued Saturday evening
after business hours, which gave Sunday and
Monday as legal holiday for its circulation
without the possibility of an injunction, had
there been any desire to obtain one. Sunday
evening Kailocb, at the Metropolitan Tenn
pie, announced his intention of taking no
legal steps, but treated Nelson to very live
" dose of abuse, which was published in the
Call This was made by Nelson pretext
for the arrest of the proprietor OF that paper
to-day on charge of libel. Immediately
following came q complaint of one Alexandra
Kydd, charging Nelson with lsbel on Kal-
loch in issuing the pamphlet. 1t now trans
pires that Kalloch had nothing whatever to
do with Nelson's arrest. He processes to be
utterly unacquainted with Kydd, and states
that he has no reason to believe that any of
his friends are concerned in the matter. No
one seems to know who Ky6d is. His name
is not.in the Directory, and it is understood
that he is acting in conjunction with Nelson
for the purpose of advertising the pamphlet.
California University = Commencement
EXercises-The Graduates.
SAN Francisco, June 2d.-The commence
ment exercises of the University OF Caiifor-
MIA were held at Berkeley to-day, and were
largely attended by interested relatives and
friends of the young men and women who
were to graduate from chat institution. The
programme embraced two orations and an
essay by members of the graduating class. an
Grafton by the Hon. j. w. Winans, the pre-
sentation of military commissions by Gov
ernor Perkins, and an address by Professor
LIE Conte.
Following is the list of persons to whom
diplomas were granted: George Allen Ath-
erton, Engineering, Novato; Harry Wash
ington Bodwell, Engineering, San Francisco
Sarah Bolton, Literary, San Francisco; Mary
EulIu DflSSS, hitcIhJJ IeiheieJ Iltuiy w.
Buckley, Mechanics, Martinez; Samuel AL
exander Chamber, Classical, Sacramento
Harry Winans Carroll, Mining, Sacramento
George Eden Colby, Agriculture, Oakland;
John George Conrad, Mining San Francisco
Abraham Arnold DAncona Classical, San
Francisco; Belle ID. Davis, Classical, San
Jose Wallace Dinsmore Literary, Rohner-
vile; John Haines burst, Literary, Wheat
land Milton S. Eisner, Classical, San Fran
cisco; Ora Morrison Enslow, Engineering,
Oroville; f. H. Atwater, -, Petaluma
+. ii. Rothschild. =, Los Angeles Z. V.
Cowell, =, Santa Cruz; Dwight William
leon France, Literary, Gridley Hugh Wal
lace Fraser, Literary, San Francisco John
Plesent Gray, Literary, Berkeley: Lewis
Garibaldi Harrier. Literary, Vallejo; Ros-
coe Havens, Literary, Oakland Jacob
Hoeck, Literary, San Francisco; George
Hughes, Literary, Nevada City; Mary Alice
Hawley. Literary, Oakland Jacob Eugene
Larue, Literary, Sacramento; Louis Heint-
zelman Long, Mining, Vallejo: Charles g.
McCarty, Classical, Seattle, w. T.; Lulu
Edna Medbery, Classical Berkeley; Mark
William Elnathan Osborn. Literary, Sacra-
mento; Henry Charles Perry, Engineering,
Gibsonville; Mark Platshek, Classical, San
Francisco George w. Ray, Engineering
North San Juan; William Roalfe, Engineer
ing, San Francisco; Michael Seeligsohn,
Classical, San Francisco Edward Henry
Shepard, Chemistry, San Francisco Mill
cent Washburn Shinn, Classical, Niles AL
fred Dawson Tenney, Classical, Oakland
Arthur Leslie Whitney, Literary Petaluma
Katie Frances Woolsey. Literary, Berkeley
A. IL. Weber.
Qualification at stockton.
STOCKTON, June 2d.-Business was almost
entirely suspended in this city to-day, on ac-
count of the joint picnic Of Eureka Engine
Company No. 2 and Protection Hook and
Ladder at Goodwater Grove. Flags were
flying ali over town, and this evening many
business houses are illuminated and the fire
men had a torchlight procession, passing
through the principal streets. 1t was grand
affair, and a success in every particular The
pyrotechnic display called forth many eulo-
e,,a- octnl oE