Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER.-Since our last report the
steamer Sar Joaquin No. 5 came down loaded
with -four. She started down from the uI
river with barge in tow which ran aground
near Fremont and was left. The d. E,
knight came down with the barge Marys.
vile. loaded with wool and grain. The San
joaquin No 3 went up again with the barge
Sonoma both light. The Varuna came down
with barge Grand Island in transit, both
loaded with grain. The d. f.. Knight went
up light with the barge Hope loaded with
merchandise. The Governor Dana went up
with the harges Jacinto and Also; the
Jscinto carrying lumber and merchandise,
the other light. The Varuna went up with
the barge Butte City loaded with lumber.
The Daisy came down with the barge ii. q.
Miller both loaded with grain. Steamer
San joaquin No 2, from San francisco,
with general merchandise and barge of
lumber for up river. Steamer Onward from
San Francisco. with a barge of lumber for
the f. & T. Lumber Company, and w. f.
Frazer; also, piling, for P. A. Miller.
Schooner Nicolene PETERSON, from Cache
Creek, loaded with barley for the Sacramento
Lumber Company.
POLICE CouBT-In the Police Court on
Saturday William Grant was tried and found
guilty of battery and is to receive judgment
on the 18th instant. George NJ. Farr, tried
on one of the charges standing against him
for disturbing the peace, was found guilty and
is to receive sentence tomorrow. The case
Of grand larceny against George Nj. farr was
dismissed for want of prosecution. A. Bern
stine, for peddling without license, was fined
S. and costs. VIM. Gallagher, drunk, fined
S. and costs John Deer. alias Colbsker,
drunk. fined $40 and costs. The cases of John
Clark. John Taske and Thomas Brooks,
Migrants were continued until to day. The
cases of George NJ. Farr. disturbing the
peace, George NJ. Farr, being vagrant, and
Martin Ryan, mayhem, were continued till
tomorrow, and the case of Fred. Melr, vlolat.
ing the health ordinance, was continued till
the 10th instant.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-The following car
loads Of freight have been received in this
city since last report: Three of horses. l of
iron pipe. of nails, of oil, % of coal, 16
of granite, IL of lumber, 5 of flour, II Of
wheat. of wood, of shakes, of canned
fruit. l If merchandise, of barley, of
wheels. [ of wool, / of fruit, l Of agrieult-
ural implements, of wine casks of granite
chips, ! of charcoal. Through car loads were
forwarded East as follows: Three of wine.
3 of wool. of salmon, is of barley, Of
merchandise. l of honey, 3 of canned goods,
OF wool. , of mustard seed, 4 Of green fruit,
of sugar. | Of rice, 2 Of bark, l of robes,
l of beans, 2 Of onions, of garden seeds,
of whalebons and l Of hops.
ANOTHER BuRGuARY.-About u o'clock
Saturday night the grocery store of Thomas
Kenny, on Fourth street, between l. and NJ,
was broken into by raising rear window of
the proprietor's sleeping-room, which was adj
Joining the back end of the store. Forty
dollars IN money was taken from a trunk in
the sleeping-room also ham, some boxes of
ssrdines and butcher-knife were taken from
the store. The window through which
entrance was made was fastened down with
a stick, which was removed by parties while
in the grocery in the evening, and preparatory
to the work afterwards accomplished. Sew
eral persons have already been arrested, sus-
pected of having been connected with the
affair.
PoILcE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made during Saturday and Sunday
VIM. Steadmsn, drunk, by G. NJ. Karcher.
local; Daniel Smith. drunk, by officer
Smith; Minnie Western, disturbance of the
peace, by G.. NJ Karcher, local; Mrs. Stall
ward. disturbance of the peace, by officer
Smith; Wa Ling, enlightenment, by officer
Smith Wa Sine, carrying concealed weap-
ons. also another charge, drawing and exhib-
iting concealed weapons, by officers Lee and
Ostwaldt Antoine Tanano, disturbing the
peace, by officers Ferral, Coffee and Camp
bell; May Baby. petit larceny, by officers
Ferral and Frederick All Wing, petit lar
seny, By officers Ferral and Carroll.
BAND or HoPE MBETISG.-A meeting Of
the Good Templars' Band of Hope was held
in the Sevepth-street NJ E. Church yesterday
afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Addresses were
made By VIM. Crowhurst of Modesto, T. J.
Alley Of Mendocino, and Mrs. V. A. Rix, p
q. w V. r., of Alameda county. Re ;ita-
tons were also given by Misses Minnie
Hove, Efie Anderson, Fannie Walker,
Eliz. Lee, Katie Davis and Oracle Lowe.
A. the conclusion of the meeting it was re-
solved to hold an entertainment on the 9th
instant, for the benefit of the Orphans
Home.
MERCHANDISE REPoRr. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9TH inssaut For Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., 81 plates iron; Weinstock & Lubin,
boxes boots, ] case dry goods Jones &
Givans, l9l reels wire; Whittier Fuller &
Co. cases holdings; S. Morris, 2 cases
stationery; W. A. & @. S. Houghton, l case
blank books Holman, Stanton & Co, car
agricultural implements; Continental Oil
and Transportation Company, tank oil !;
W D. Comstock, 4 boxes and case chairs.
MYSTERIOUS sHooTING.-While Frank Her
Of Gals was at work repairing wagon in
'front.' of his shop at that place. on Saturday,
he was shot IN the neck by some unknown
person, and even from whence the shot came
is not known. It is supposed to have been
merely chance hit resulting from falling
that the report was not heard. The ball, at
last accounts, had not been taken from his
neck, and he is lying in q critit al condition.
IKoENpIARIsM.-Thurs night last some
one attempted TO burn the resi- hence of Chas.
Jackson, near Florin. A quantity of old rags
and a wrapping of old sacking tied together,
and partly burned, and the charred boards on
the side Of the house, clearly indicated the
incendiary character of the act. The blaze
awakened Mr. jackson just in time to en-
able him 20 extinguish the fire.
PLEASANT AFFAIR.-All the scholars of
Mrs. McIntyre's class of the Sunday-school
connected with the Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church paid their teacher visit Sat.
urd.y, at her residence, Sixteenth and o
streets, passing nearly the entire day there,
the occasion being one of unalloyed enjoy
ment 60 both teacher and children.
Presentation. II. F. Page will arrive
to-dsy on the western division train coming
frogs Sonora. where be spoke on Saturday.
Georys NJ. Mott and family went to Nevada
on Saturday. Ben Steinman arrived from
Ogdsn yesterday morning accompanied by
his wife and family, whom he met at that
point rstuTning from the East.
BiRcrgD AT STATE GRANGE. the meet
ing Of the State Grange at Oakland on Sat
urdsy, George ". Hancock, President OF the
Cooperative Grange at Sacramento, was re-
elsctsd q member OF the Executive Commit
tee for three years, and William Johnston
was elected State Lecturer, vice Jennie I.
Carr, resigned.
GRAND JURY SEssIoS.-The Grand Jury
which convened last Tuesday was in session
from day to day till Saturday, when an adj
tournament was taken till P. N. to-day The
principal cases TO be brought before it have
already been considered, but others are to be
presented.
Mrs, DR, POTrs' first free lecture to-p;pht