Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-29

AN IMPORTANT ARREST. September
officer Jackson had his valise stolen from the
Mccormick House in this city in which was
a pair of handouts, various clothing and
pair of boots. Last Friday morning man
named Julius Francis, who was roomipg at
the international Hotel, was arrested by
Jackson for having in his possession a set of
burglars keys Saturday evening, two ladies
stopping OF the International Hotel reported
to Chief Karcher that their trunk had been
taken from the hall of the hotel into a store
room and robbed of a large amount OF silver
ware and other valuable articles, aud after
wards locked up again and returned to its
place in the hall. The Chief directed officers
Jackson aud Rider to look up the case. They
took Francis set OF keys and went to the
hotel, found one could unlock the ladies'
trunk, and another the store. room. They
then went to Francis room in the hotel and
unlocked his trunk, and there found all the
missing silyerware and articles stolen from
the ladies'; also the suit OF clothes and
overcoat recently stolen from Adam Damn,
from his room over the Pacific Oyster House,
and last, but not least, to the surprise of the
officers there also was Jackson's handouts,
which were stolen, as above mentioned, in
September. Upon going to the station and
he was wearing Jackson's boots at the time
he was arrested. There was also found in
Francis room at the hotel two valises stolen
from the storeroom in the hotel, and he had
In his trunk tin box containing shares of
mining stock and an account book, which he
fails to give any account OF, and are believed
to have been stolen from the vicinity of Red
Bluff, from which place he recently came.
All Coon has recently been held to answer for
the stealing of the clothing above referred
to, stolen from Adam Damn, as he at first
confessed the keys which were found in
Damm's trunk at the time the robbery was
committed belonged to him, and failed to ex-
plain how they came there. Francis now ex-
plains it. He was working at the Pacific
Oyster House at the time, as also All Coon.
Francis confesses that he borrowed the keys
of All Coon, and left them in the trunk when
he. took the clothes. This clears up that mat
ter, and will at once release All Coon. There
is no telling what further developments will
accrue from this very fortunate and import
ant arrest.
AUCTION SALE-Bell & Co. will hold a
large auction sale to-day at the Central
House, on K street, between Eighth and
Ninth. The sale will commence at 1890 A. NJ.
The property to be sold consists of a fine
French range, with copper boilers ten large
tables, twenty ine-plated casters fifty dining
room chairs, and crocsery pertaining to
frst-class restaurant; also the furniture of
thirty eight rooms, consisting of walnut and
painted chamber sets, feather pillows, spring
and top mattresses, pillows, sheets blankets,
spreads, fine chromos, oil paintings, ingram
and Brussels carpets, rope mating, stair
pets and rods, etc. The sale will be without
reserve.
POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
were made since last report Sarah Indy,
disturbing the peace, by officers Jackson.
Rider and Campbell; John Roach, disturb
ing the peace, by officers Jackson and Camp
bell James Casey, drunk, by officers Carroll
and Ostwaldt; Margaret Howe, disturbing
the peace, by officer Rider: Julius Francis,
grand larceny aud two cases of burglary, by
officers Jackson and Rider; Dick Winn,
drunk, by officers Rider and Campbell.
THOSE who have tried it before know how
well it pays to visit US promptly whenever
we announce bargains. They who SO far
have never taken advantage of those oppor-
tunitias should not fail to see US to morrow,
as we have some genuine surprises in store for
our visitors Mechanics Store.
LIKE BANQUo's GHOST large placards stare
US in the face, landing patent medicines and
their wonderful curative powers. DO not
believe in these nostrums, made by mex
periencsd and iDconseqnent persons under
fictitious name. Ii your liver is out of ORDER
use Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier.
DoN'T Bur DcLMAN CLoAKs, made out of
half cotton cloth. at exorbitant prices, when
you can get good cloth. fur trimming, clasps
and pattern. for SIS or S14, at L. Bien's,
Eighth and j streets.
FORTY FTvE-IScH, all wool cashmere monte
cloth for go cents at L. Bien's, Eighth and
J streets.
LADIES, prepare for to morrow, and don't
allow yourselves to miss rare chance to
secure some of the most uncommon bargains
we have as yet ever been able to offer. Me.
chanics' Store.
SAVE Your MONEY and visit us tomorrow;
it will pay handsomely to delay. as we shall
offer some very unusual bargains in fancy aud
dry goods. Mechanics Store.
TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent. .
WE BELIEVE in the theory that prices tell
and everybody tells the price. Tomorrow
we viii offer lines of goods at some of the
most telling prices of the season. Mechanics
Store.
AN EXTRA FORCE of statesmen, cashiers,
packers and cash boys will be in attendance
at our stores to accommodate the public to-
morrow. Mechanics Store.