Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


terday. Among those in the city to attend
the barbecue vera Hon. B. J. Watson. of the
Truckee Republican; William Higgins, j. A
Filcher, OF Auburn; Warden Pockman, Of
Folsom b. Collins Chico; w. d. Wagar,
Reno John Johnston, Grass Valley w. @.
Richardson, Nevada City J. W. Nelson and
wife and @. S. Panbaker, Dutch Flat NJ. c.
Taylor, Grass Valley; r. B. Hathaway,
Contra Costa county; T. W. RabcocE, Wood.
land y. ID Burlinham, Ell Dorado Thos.
White, Ssn Francisco; J. A. Taylor, Gait
Josiah Poole, Isleton ); Hon. Seymour Carr,
Alabama; e. Comstock, Yolo; Captain U.
s. Wilbur. buckeye ; o. Il IaCfrange, Dan.
Rice, Of New Castle, and james Grow, Of
San Francisco; General John F. Miller and
Jas Mem. Shafter returned t. San Francisco
in the afternoon train. State Prison Com
mission Is in the city. There were in the
city yesterday from Dutch Flat, S. Wheeler,
w. B. Russell, j. S. Cosgrove and G. IL.
Hudepohl from San Francisco, d. L.
Stone and s. 7. Minckler from Marysville,
L. a. Belcher; from Woodland, w. B.
Treadwell; from Shasta, G. w. Taylor
from Benicia, L. r. Miner
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
10Th: For Baker, Hamilton & Co., Is box6s
screws, boxes hardware Adams, Mcneil &
Co., % butts tobacco; Standard Oil Com
pany, go cases refined petroleum; Water
house & Lester, l crate cutter bodies, SO
bundles wagon bows Mebius & Co., 2 boxes
dried fruit, cask prunes, 80 boxes canned goods,
Ii boxes catsup; Whittier, Fuller & Co., 5
barrels paint, l case brushes; Southern Pa
cifc Railroad 241 pieces pipe, 4S2 bundles
Strings; II. S. Croker & Co, % bundles
paper bags: Alderman & Bros, % barrels
lamp chimneys; Billingsley & Co., l case
brooms; Locke K Lavenson, II rolls carpet /;
C.. II. Gilman, 8 bundles dry goods. bundle
cases and 20 tubs lard, box show.c cards; Lind
ley Il Co, 50 buckets and 80 cases lard, case
show-cards; S. Lipman & Co., s bundles
conforters, l buRdle repellants John Eitel,
. boxes glassware, l box books, box scales,
l box hardware; Il. Stone < Co, l case
whip handles; Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
> drums iron-pipe fittings, 120 bundles sheet
iron, 20 cases finishing nails, l barrel iron
bells, go bundles bar iron. 157 slabs iron I:
Henry Fisher, l case tissue-paper w. A. x
G. S. hought0u, l case shipping tags; George
w. Chesley, haif-barrels whisky.
ANOTHER FIRE IN WAsH1NGToN.-Abo
10 o'clock last evening the barn Of Henry
Leinberger, in Washington, was discovered
to be on fire, and soon burned to the ground,
including q span Of horses, about ten tons q
hay and feed, harness aud other property.
A COW and also wagon were taken out by
parties who first arrived at the fire and
saved. The hay aud feed was covered by in
surance, and the barn, which was nth
about 800, was insured TO the amount of
$500. Mr.. Leinberger loses about $500 on
the barn and about $3.50 upon the horses and
other property net covered by insurance.
Nothing is known as to the manner in which
the fire originated, but it is believed Wash
ington has within her borders some parties
engaged III incendiary work.
FREIGHT MovEMENrs.-Th following car
loads Of freight were received in the city
since last report Two of merchandise, l of
nails, / Of harrows, 6 Of oil, 3 of granite. IL
OF coal, II of lumber, of wool, of -four, u
of wood, I of grapes, l of slabs, l of metal I
of iron, l of agricultural implements, l of
salmon, l Of fruit 2 of wheat, Of glass, of
hides and ] of grain. Also, through car
loads East were forwarded as follows Three
of fruit, Of coke, S of merchandise, 8 of
wine, of salmon, of beans, Of hides, 1 Of
wool, 10 Of barley, l of iron, of canned
fruit, Of seeds and l of hops.
CHTYAMAN KILLED. Yesterday morning,
while Chiraman named Chin All Cue was
betting the machinery at the Wooden Mills,
his clothing became caught in the machinery,
and he was so fearfully mangled that he died
about two hours afterwards. His right foot
was torn entirely off at the ankle, and his
right leg broken and almost severed about
half way below the knee. One arm was
broken and the body badly bruised. An in
quest viii be held at Coroner Vermilya's
office this morning, at 10 o'clock.
Police CoURr-The Police Court met yes
terday, according TO law, but was in session
only g few moments, and adjourned or ac-
count of the barbecue. H. Keiser, charged
with netty larceny, was discharged, being
found not guilty. The cases of John F.
White, violating the health ordinance, and
Jim McAiahon, alias Whalebone jim, dis
turbing the peace, were continued till to-day,
and those of Pat Rogers, VIM. Mathews and
Ed. Roberts fer disturbing the peace, were
continued till the 18th inst.
SWIMMING EXHIBITION. - There is to be
a grand swimming exhibition this evening at
the Natatorium, on X, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, whom Professor DAILY, the
champion swimmer OF the coast, and Thomas
w Reid, will repeat the many difficult feats
in diving, fancy and strong swimming.
Richard Dale will also give en- exhibition in
the art e floating aud several lady pupils of
Professor Days viii show their efficiency in
the swimming art. The exhibition will COM
meEcs vt $50 p. II.
SToRsnsG THE CAsTLR.-Pat. Rogers, Ed.
Roberts and VIM. Mathews, at late hour
NIGHT before last, upon being refused admit.
lance into Mrs Gilbett's mansion on Front
street, stormed the castle with rocks and
other missiles, and they were about to make
a charge upon the works and take possession
by storm when local officers Ostwaldt and
Karcher swooped down upon them and took
the three 20 the lookup to answer upon a
charge of disturbing the peace
SURPRISE PARrY.-The friends of Mrs. A.
A. Catlin rendered her a surprise party on
Wednesday evening at her residence, on n
street. Thirty couple appeared to make
merry, and carried it out successfully, bring
ing in bountiful supply of fireworks, music
and other features of social entertainment to
the enjoyment Of all.
SUDDEN DEATH About o'clock last
evening Henry Miller, of Brighton, who was
in the city to attend the barbecue, died very
suddenly Of supposed heart disease in the
Eldred hotel yard. He was taken TO Coroner
Vermilya's office. and will be buried on Sat-
urday at Brighton. He was y years of age.
DEwocRArIc MEETING AT GEORGETOWN
A large Democratic meeting was held at
GEORGETOWN Wednesday evening, Isaac Freen
presiding and II. Biggs, Secretary. The
meeting was addressed by +. ID. Stephens.
John W. Arrnstrang. p. J. Harvey, j. NJ.
Short aDl w j Collier.
POLICE AnHEsrs.-The following arrests
were made since last report Jos. Barras,
battery, by officer FerraI Carrie Harris, dis
turbing the peacs, by officer Frazer; Pat
Rogers, Ed Roberts and VIM. Mathews, dis
turbing the peace, by local officers Ostwaldi
and Karcher.
FNE QUALITY STIFF HATS, embracing
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