Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-20

CONFLICT OF RACES Y esterday afternoon
as All jim was saving wood on L, between
Third and Fourth streets, accompanied by
All Ching and All Sing, two Italian fruit
dealers, Geo. Maccarini and Louis ADAM
(some relation to ADAM, were upon the
other side, and called contemptuously over at
the Cinnamon, and one of them threw DO
tato, which, as the Cinnamon did not pro-
pose to be run over, brought on a general
melee. One of the Cinnamon put in some
heavy work with a red-hot iron upon Adami,
leaving his face and hands badly marked and
burned. and all of them bearing evidences of
a conflict of races, and in which the Celestials
seem to have maintained the field under the
rule of survival of the fittest." The 1tal-
ians then swore out warrants against the
three Cinnamon for disturbing the peace,
and had them arrested, whereupon the Chi
nese returned the compliment and had Mac
carini and Adami arrested for the same
cause, and both sides will enlighten Judge
Henry upon the matter to-day.
HOUSE RoBBERIEs Monday night the
residence of NJ D. Goodell, ON o street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, was broken into and
his watch, all eatables in the house and other
articles taken. 1t is not known how en-
trance was effected, but all outside doors
were left open upon their exit On Tuesday
evening VIM. Gwynn's residence was entered
through small back window, and quite an
amount OF various articles taken, including
plated ware, clothing, eatables, etc. The
thieves exhibited a goodly amount OF cool
ness A small lamp without oil was found
by them and filled from the oil can, which
they hunted up. They set fire to papers in
the room in lighting the lamp, but put them
out, ate up and carried off all eatables on
hand, drank up or carried off three pans of
milk, which looks as if there was a regiment
of tramps present, and finally, to show their
disposition to neatness, left everything in or
der, blew out the lamp and departed.
"HoLD MF, OR I'll KILL SOMEBODY
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Gallagher got
on high bender, and having been put out
of McMurray's grocery at Third and M.
went into the street, and in his rawlings to
whip everybody. and any man In particular
that would come out then, pulled of every
thing but his pants, and was making things
lively when officer Fredericks put in an APP
pearance, took him in charge, and after con-
siderable trouble and force, compelled him to
postpone further war dances, dress up and
make an afternoon call at the police station,
which he did, and finally remained all night
to see Judge Henry this morning.
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10th: For Lindley & Co., so cases canned
fish. 10 half barrels and 90 kits fish Locke &
Layenson. box dry goods Whittier, Fuller
4 Co., l box brushes Miss l.. }. Kellogg.
NJ. D., box pictures NJ. j. Sluiesypher. l
box household goods Weinstock & Lubin, 2
boxes hats; Studebaker Bros, car spring
wagons; RECORD U MON. 1 car paper; o.
Fleissner. box books; Baker & Hamilton,
/ car wagons.
How SHALL I KEEP Cool THE above is
a perplexing question, and one even at this
early part of the season that is agitating the
minds of very many of our citizens. If the
ouerv were given to us, we would reply by
advising everybody to buy one or more OF our
Japanese fans. We have just placed In stock
It's dozen, ranging in price from cents to %
cents each. A liberal quantity of these. well
applied, would keep the body In cool and
comfortable condition. Try the experiment.
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors.
MonAIR AND BRocADK DRESS GOODS, 12A,
20 and % cents, at L. Bien's, Eighth and }. =