Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-04
BRIEF NOTES.

Thursday evening the children Of the A.
NJ. l.. Church SIndag-schooi greeted then
| Superintendent, Mrs. /. n Triplett, in the
manner OF a pleasant farewell party, prior e.
! her removal to Oakland next Saturday. TO
which place Rev. |. n. priplett was assigned
at the recent Conference.
| The river last evening had receded to the
! 9-foot mark. The shoal on the other side of
| the river, at the foot of X street, now covers
an area of between two and three acres, and
extends to about the center OF the river
The HeiterlSeit Social Club 90 TO Dix
this evening on their fourth annual excursion.
They leave by special train at o'clock, and
give grand ball at that place, returning ~
4 O'clock tomorrow morning.
The First Artillery Regiment will leave
to-day for its encampment at Alameda. TIE
steamer Apache, which takes them to the
Bay, it is expected will leave here at l so P
NJ, if no delays occur.
The grain carrying boats. heretofore men
toned to arrive from Stockton and engage in
the transportation Of grain FROM the upper
Sacramento, passed up yesterday tor their
first cargo.
Sixty two car loads Of wheat were re-
ceived or passed through the city by rail yes
teroay. Also y car loads Of cattle, en- route
from Nevada TO San Francisco.
A pscksge Of keys has been found by one
Of the railroad traekmen. and which can be
had by the csSners calling upon William
Cluse at the freight depot.
Prof. Van Tassell vii. make a balloon as
ceusion from Agricultural Park to .ruoriov,
afternoon, at $50, to 5e followed BIZ social
dance.
One hundred and 6ftysix immigrants will
arrive from the East hy this afternoon train.
including los males
The September session of the Superior
Court viii commence next Monday.
ATTEMPTED RAPE-C, C. Sylvester was
arrested yesterday upon the charge of at
tempting to commit rape upon little Swear
old girl in the Capitol grounds. A lady, who
was passing through the grounds, saw the at
tempt and took the little girl away with her.
The man at first, when confronted by the
woman, said it was his brothers child, and
none of her business, etc. She reported it to
the Secretary OF State, who at once tele-
phoned to police officer, and Chief Karcher
sent officers Ferral and Frazee, but when
they arrived he was not to be found. Subse-
quentIy he was found gong up into the
dome with two other small girls, when he
was arrested by the State Gardener
and an assistant and taken to the police jail
Officer Ferral afterwards found the little girl,
who confirmed the ladys statement, but who
the lady was that saw them and took the
little girl way Is not known. The Chief of
Police requests that she send a note to his
Office, giving her name and where she may
be seen, or that she call at his Office and give
Information to enable the police to establish
the identity Of the prisoner.
CHICO DIsTa1cr FA1R.-The annual fair of
the Third District Agricultural Association,
to be held at Chico, will commence October
5th. The products Of the Sacramento valley
ard the various counties within the district
will be largely displayed, and It will no doubt
be the NEST extensive agricultural exhibit
ever made in tie northern part Of the State.
The oaieers are A. g. Collins, President; W.
5. Elliot, Secretary Charles Faulkner,
Treasurer; Dirsctors-G. G. Mason, a. b.
Collins, n, D. Bjdeout, o. L. Clark, l.. Il.
Mcintosh, II. 9. Wilson, NJ. J.. Manlove,
Allen Henry. Receipt Of invitation acknowl-
edged.
AUCTION sArEs.-Martin Pagg viii sell at
1880 this morning, at salesro2m No. 1915
Fourth street, between J and K, span of
mules, l span Of h0rses, 2 saddle horses, l
iron-axle farm wagon, nearly new | express
wagon, l set new single harness, l set double
carriage barnes, and l saddle Sherburn &
Smith viii sell at same hour, at No. 323 K
street, parlor aud bedroom furniture. Brus-
se,s carpets. ex ensi5n, inarble-top and other
tables, chairs. bedstsads and spring beds.
wardrobes, s4fss. etc.. kitchen stoves and
furniture, crocizery, glass and tinware, etc.
PEasoyAL. Z. 7. Worley, editor Of Che
Stockton Independent, was in the city yester-
day Edward Gadwalader has returned
from Oregon -. Warden i. @. Pockman
went to san Francisco yesterday - Sheriff
hubert has returned from his Mendocino
hunting "trip With higAIg favorable report. =.
Hon. Il. +. Page passed through en route to
Oakland yesterday.
PoLIcE ARazsrs.-The following arrests
were made yesterday: jack Lee. disturbing
the peAoe. by officers Ferral. Rider and Car
roll; No. s Cell, drunk and disturbing the
peace, by officers Ferral and Ostwaldt ".
G. Howard, disturbing the peace at John
sons Hotel, by officers Ferral and jackson.
INJURED BY HoRsE.-Benjamin West,
who resides at Thirteenth and Ii streets, was
Kicked in the abdomen by a horse he was at
tending night before last, ana very seriously
injured internally.
Confession ISSUED. The commission of
Walter Turnbull was yesterday issued from
the Adiutant- Generals office as Lieutenant
Colonel of the First InfaItry Regiment,
Fourth Brigade.
WHEAT STEALING. = a wagon load of
wheat was stgleD from the fiali of + n
Leary, near Nicolaus last week Thus far
no clue has been obtained of the guilty party.
FINE GRAPES. -Longton & Anthony sent
TO this Office yesterday fine cluster of grapes,
of the Black Prince variety, weighing eight
pounds.
NorAEY APPotsTED.- Nicholas Rowden