Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20

step and fell and car wheel passed over hi
right foot and ankle. His leg had to be am
putated.
/ United States Commissioner O'Beirne ha
been confined to his house for several days b,
illness.
| The counters are still busy in taking &C
count of the stock Of coin in the Unite,
States Sub-Treasury in this city, prepara.or,
to change In the management of the Office
| James Graves has sued Peter Donahue fo
S2l1, GOO. alleging improper and fraudulen
transactions on the part of the defendant rel
ative to real estate plaintiff owned in Oak
| land and on which there were mortgages.
Professor Baird will soon send lot ot
young German carp TO some central point il
this State for distribution. Persons desirou:
to secure some of the fish should call on Gen
eral W. 5. Rosecrans for application blanks
In the first eighteen days of August % car.
goes of wheat and -four were cleared from
this port for Europe. making 50 cargoes since
July 1st. against cargoes in the same time
last year. There ars four more vessels about
| ready to clear.
The Peabody Gold Mining Company has
incorporated. Directors-Simon Noritsky.
Joseph Perrin and James Champion of Grass
Valley j. w. Thompson, San Francisco ;
A. 5. Dubois. San Leandro a. n = and.
Napa, and J. K. Hall. Oakland Capital
stock, 5000, ,000, divided iato 60 900 slares.
Frederick Lawler, native of New Jersey,
SO years of age, was taken i'll in the kitchen
of the restaurant at No. 156 Third street,
where he was employed as waiter, Friday
morning, and died in few minutes there
after. The deceased resided with his wife at
the corner of Third and Hunt streets, and
had complained of pain in his heart for
several days.
The Point Arena Railroad Company has
filed articles of incorporation. The company
proposes to operate a railroad with branches
between the harbor Of Point Arena and Elk
river. in Mendocino, aud to transport thence
hy steam and sailing vessels. Capital stock,
each. Directors M. Scott Asa r.
Wells. J. W. Trip, G. L. Taylor and A. w.
Starbird.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the So
eiety for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
rnals, the Secretary reported that during the
month just closed 81 cases of cruelty were
reported. OF these. q were prosecuted. Q
convicted. 81 remedied without conviction,
and in SO cases hoTses were ordered from
work auimals killed, 4 dues received, $50 :;
received from fines, $50; expenses, rent,
SIS; salaries, ss2 30.
A few days since there was published az
item to the effect that Albert I. Hyman, ar
rested upon charge of felony, at the instiga-
Jion of Miss Sadie l. 5ughran had applied at
the Office of the County Clerk for license to
marry her, but that this had been refused
him on the ground that he is minor and
had not the consent of his father to marry.
The father, who is in Sacramento, sent his
written consent, and that was presented to
the County Clerk yesterday, but the license
was again refused, upon the ground that Miss
Loughran had given notice that Hyman at
tempted TO force her to marry him against
her will, and that she will not marry him.
The exsmiration of Hyman will take place
next Monday.
The United States revenue cutter Richard
Rush sailed from this port at an early hour
Thursday morning. bound for Alaska, so it is
said, but for what particular port in Alaska,
or for what particular portion of the Alaskan
coast, is matter that cannot be ascertaiued,
and the whole proceedings connected with
the preparations fer sailing have been con-
Quoted in the quietest manner possible Those
connected with the vessel had no anticipation
of being sent away 50 suddsnly. and some
time ago ths vessel was taken no the river to
Martinez for the purpose of being cleaned
A telegram was received notifying these in
charge TO return with all possible dispatch 60
this harbor. The past three or four days
have been occupisd in taking stores aboard.
The following complete statement of the
through passenger traffic of the Central Pa
ci6c and Union Pacific Railways to and from
San Francisco, for the twelve years ending
May l, 1881 is given: