Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-03-11
BRIEF REFERENCE.

Another train of thirteen car loads of i'm
migrants left here yesterday for the Eastern
States, making over ], 600 persons who, within
two days, have departed for more peaceful
chimes. More than three-fourths of the tick
cts were purchased in San Francisco.
Nothing having been heard of the where
abouts of Cyrus S. Coffin. who so mysteriouly
disappeared week ago, his friends have con-
Guided to offer reward for the living or dead
body of the missing man.
ID. J. Simmons & Go. yesterday sold at
auction the Ale Vaults property at Third and
K streets. Simon Rosenfelts was the pur-
chaser and So, rs the price paid.
David Welch, the man who was charged
with an attempt to rob printer, has been
judged insane and will be taken to the insane
asylum to-day.
A purse containing 81 70 was stolen from
the room of Mrs. j. NJ. johnson at lodging
house on Fourth street, between K and /,
last evening.
AN AMERIcANIzED CHINAMAN-A gentle
man of this city received letter few days
since from a Chinaman now living in St.
Joseph, Mo-, which gives something of an
idea of how the Cinnamon develop on the
other side of the Rocky Mountains Some
years ago the gentleman referred to employed
as q house servant a Chinese boy about four
teen years old, who was very intelligent and
who spent all of his leisure time in learning
to read and write, studying it out mostly by
himself The boy always expressed deter
mination to " be Mclean man some day.
After working for a couple of years the boy
made trip to China and Japan and came
back again to California. He called on his
former employer, and announced his inten-
ton OF going East to see what he could do
lie had learned to speak and write English
toerably well, and felt confident he could
do well in the Eastern States. a few months
since he wrote letter from Topeka, Kansas,
saying that he was doing well, and inclosing
his photograph. His queue had been cut off,
and he was well dressed in "Melican mans
| clothes. A few days since his former en-
ployer received letter from him from Saint
Joseph, as above stated, accompanied by
marked copy OF the New Y ork Herald con-
tanning an exaggerated account of anticipated
riot and bloodshed in San Francisco He
asks, in his letter. the opinion of the employ
er as to whether there is danger of violence to
the Chinese. He states that he does not care
much on his own account, az he has been an
American citizen for year that he is max
ing SO month, and is to be married
to girl named Emma Dairy, who, he says,
is nice girl IS years old. He says he is well
treated there, and has many good Christian
friends, and exhorts his former employer to
look up to God for everything in this life.
.INcoRPoRATED.-Articl of incorporation
have been filed of the Ceres Hall Associa.
ton, of the town of Ceres, Stanislaus county,
for the purpose of erecting a public hall for
general uses. Directors-P. w. Cook, S. A.
White G. L. Dean, E. H. Chaplin and n. C.
Hauscom. Capital stock, $500, divided
into shares of S.
AUCTION SALEs.-To-dav M. J. Simmons
& Co.. at 1880 A. NJ, at the residence of Mrs.
Kreuzberger, at 1872 K street, will sell lot
of carpets, tables and other furniture. They
will also sell at their auction rooms to-mor-
row morning lot of uniforms, consisting of
500 coats, 200 hats and caps, lot of pants and
ether goods.
ANOTHER MISSING MAY.-George Jackson,
street contractor in this city, has disap-
peared, and his whereabouts are not known.
7 1t is known that he drew S425 90 from the
bank Tuesday, and has not since been seen
by his friends. 1t is feared that some harm
has befallen him.
FREIGHT MovEMENTs.-There were for
warded to the East yesterday l car load of
wool, of silk, of tea, l of wine, l of rags
and l of oil. There were received here l Car
load of merchandise, 5 of wood, of lime,
of lumber 8 of iron and l of wheels.
| ARRESTS following arrests were made
yesterday: John Shellars and Madam LIE
Blanche, for disturbing the peace, by officer
Dolan, and Dan Ryan, for petit larceny, by
officers Frazee and Eldred.
| UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs.-Therea are mes
sages at the Western Union Telegraph Office
for II. Rogers, Mrs. Mary Forster, S. n.
Pitcher. Mrs. Miller and James A. Grant.
Personal = Ex- Senator Chappelle, of
Shasta county, is in the city in the interest
of legislation for his section of the State.