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

Tor Ihe purpose Oh making an arrest. Ii
L were in good faith attempting to
Z arrest him, and 1 happened to kill
! him. L would be excusable, but
[ have no right, simply because he did break
o into my house. to shoot hun down like dog.
That is theory that some people believe to
: be law but it is not law. l have right to
? kill man to prevent the commission of a
crime, if the killing be necessary, and l have
a right to kill him in attempting to arrest
him in proper manner, and when it is nee
, essarY, but under no other circumstances"
BRIEF NOTES.
f A couple of young ladies at Fifth and M
streets, while examining a pistol to see what
it was like, managed to make it go off while
close to the face of one of them, but doing no
damage except backing Marias face, much
like black cork minstrel.
a slight collision occurred yesterday after
noon, when buggy being driven by Fred
Cox was run into at K and Sixth streets, by
the wagon of an unknown rancher. No
damage done except broken wheel of the
| former.
Mrs. Geranclo gave a pleasant party at her
residence on l. street, between Ninth and
Tenth, last evening, at which refreshments in
abundance were served, and lively time en-
joyed till near midnight.
The remainder of the frame of the new
freight depot, to the north line of K street, has
been raised and will be under roof and in
closed in a few days.
j. NJ. Hogg and A. W. Morrison, of Sac
ramento, were among the passengers leaving
Omaha yesterday, to arrive September 18th.
The Superior Court adjourned last night
till 10 A. NJ. Friday. The trial jury were dis
missed till Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. Steffens and her two children, of
this city, will arrive on the train from the
East this morning.
Twenty-Five carloads of cattle passed
through yesterday from Halleck for San
Francisco.
Seventy-six immigrant passengers, includ-
ing ffty-four males, will arrive from the East
to day.
PERSONAL Charles Croker and family
and James Gamble, General Superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
passed through in a special car attached to
yesterday afternoons overland train. After
| stopping a short time at Blue Canyon, to
meet the Presidential party, they will pro-
coed to New York Assemblyman DR..
May and Dr. Merrick, of San Francisco,
passed through, en- route for Shasta, yester-
day. Senator w. H. Brown. of Ell Dorado,
is at the Golden Eagle. end viii return TO
Placer vile to-day C. X. Dougherty, Mrs.
! w. w. Siddons and daughter went to
Monterey yesterday, and Miss Carrie
Rvett to the bay Mrs. DevOe and Mrs.
| g. H. Matherwax, of Placerville, came down
yesterday en- route to the hay and Santa
Cruz. DIR. Briggs and family, A. T.
Turner ard family, and j. H. Sullivan have
returned to the city =. E. a. Belcher, of
Marysville, and 0. A. Hale. of San Jose, were
at the Arcade yesterday. ...F +. Higgins, |
Grand President of the n. IS. G.. W., will |
arrive from San Francisco this morning, and
accompanied by members of Parlor No. 3 of
this city, goes to Marysville this afternoon to
organize Parlor OF the Order at that place. |
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Franl, Sambert was fined $50 and
costs, for battery; Jim Brody, drunk, was
discharged-it appearing by badly cut and
! swollen head from gutter-tumbling that he
! had about undergone sentence at the hands OF |
| King Alcohol; Frank Smith and Jerome |
/ Casey, for sleeping in cars, were found guilty |
! and fined 50 each aud costs. The cases of |
Rit Cummings, battery Charles Brooks and |
! Harry Burnett disturbing the peace, were
! continued until tomorrow, and the two cases
| against Agnes Miller, for disturbing the |
peace, were continued until the 18th inst.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN-The Republican !
campaign in this State will be opened on Sat
urday evening next, at which date meetings |
will be held and addressed by numerous |
speakers at San Francisco, Sacramento, San |
Jose, San Mateo, Stockton, Vallejo, Los An
geles, Marysville. Napa, Auburn, Santa
Rosa, Modesto, Grass Valley and Colusa. A |
/ full list of the appointments and speakers !
| will be found in another column.
| AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction at . P. NJ. to-day, under an order of |
/ the Yolo county Superior Court, on the ranch |
! known as Du Bose L Bros. ranch, six miles
/ below Sacramento, l gray stallion, 5 brood |
mares, 20 fine colts, a pair of black and pair |
( of bay carriage horses, good roadsters
/ DEMOCRATIC iIEETING.-The Hancock and |
English Third Ward Club held a meeting at
Jacobs Hall last evening, Vice President |
Fitsimmons in the chair, and J. w. Bromi-
gen Secretary. \. Is. Vensble made an ex-
tended and stirring speech, and J. y. Counts |
also addressed the meeting.
TAKEN HoME-The three young runaway
girls from San Francisco arrested in this city
by officer Ferral, were yesterday taken by
that officer to their parents. They were
about fifteen or sixteen years old and said
something for themselves.
COMMERCIAL Pioneer and C. |
NJ. Small, from upper Sacramento with
barges of grain for San Francisco, and
steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco. with general merchandise. Steamer
Neponset left for the upper Sacramento with |
general merchandise.
FIRE IN THE CoUSTRY.-An alarm of fire |
was turned in at the Hook and Ladder
House. Box 81. yesterday morning at about
3 o'clock. from fire seen up town." which /
proved to be small frame building at Guthrie
Station, upon learning which the Department
returned to quarters.
DISTRICT DIREcToR.-Ths Governor yes
terday appointed ohm Hardgrave member
Of the District Board of Agriculture for Dis.
trict No. IL, comprising the counties OF
Plumas, Lasseu. Modoc and Sierra, vice
Spears failed to qualify.
OPEN HousE.-The Pioneer Association of
this city take pride in having the finest hall |
of its size upon the coast, and in which they
will keep open house to-day. according to
their usual custom on Admission Day.
Police ARREsrs.-At an early hour this
morning Mrs Lawson was arrested for dis
turbing the peace by officer Fredericks. and
James McAllister, for battering his sister, by
officers Rider and Jackson.
NOTARY APPoINTEO.--The Governor yes.
terday appointed Alfred Lansdell, of Santa
Barbara county, a Notary Public to reside
at Lompoc. vice Friel, resigned
LARGE invoice of shoes this week direct
from manufacturers, and sold very cheap at
the Rochester Store, northwest corner of
Ninth and j streets.
GENTS NEcKwEAR," st the Mechanics
Store.
"ISrASTs' SHOES" at the Mechanics
Store.
"BoYs' CLOTHING" at the Mechanics
Store.
REGULATE THE LIVER with Hammers Cascsra |
Sagrada Btters, and health is the result.