Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10
ADVERTISEMENT m1Nr1oN,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.-While in tbs
southern part of the city, on Eighth street
yesterday morning, officer Fredericks was
notified that little colored girl years OF
age had been outraged, and was in a critical
condition from loss of blood. The officer i'm.
mediately summoned a physician, and re.
ported the matter TO the Chief OF Police.
The child was found to be Addie Gale, in
reference TO whom quite a contest was re-
Gently had in the Superior Court as to the
appointment of her guardian. She states
that, while going from the cOlored school OF
Saturday afternoon, she was met by a colored
man, who induced her to go into house upon
promise Of giving her present. While in
there he committed the crime. She at first
named party as the criminal, but
afteTwdrd was uncertain. An easy
bed was made for her iu carriage vester-
day afternoon, and she was taken by the Chief
of Police and officers assisting in the case
upon the various streets in the supposed
vicinity where the outrage was committed. to
see if she could point out the house where 1t
occurred, but she was unable to do so. One
man was arrested and locked up upon sus-
piciOn, and a large number of others were
taken before her but she did not identity any
Of them. The physician apd Chief of Police
think that her condition indicates that the
crime was committed yesterday morning, and
not on Saturday. She is very weak and her
mind IS evidently disturbed by her condition.
The utmost exertions were put forth during
all day yesterday and to a late hour last night
by Chief karcher and other officers to secure
the beastiy villain, and they viii be resumed
today.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th: For Huntington. Hopkins & Co., 2
boxes rivets, u road scrapers, boxes hard
ware, 5ox cutlery, box firearms, 5 boxes
hay-kniyes; F. W. Steinmeyer, 1 barrel
whisky; a. C. Kirk & Co, barrels, 10
packages and box drugs; W. D. Comstock,
II boxes chairs Booth & Co, 100 boxes
spice Hale Bros. 4 Co. box and bales
dry goods @. w. Chesley & Co., 2 barrels
liquor; l.. X Hammer 2 boxed organs
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 80 butts tobacco; C.
Z. r. r. Co., 2 hogsheads lanterns A.
COolot, boxes tobacco; Capital Furniture
Company, box marble G. W. Rapp & Co.,
barrels -four; Mebius & Co, 10 boxes
canned fruit, bags seed W. T. Peterson,
box chewing gum; S. Lipman & Co., case
dry goods Locke & Lavenson, l bundle
carpet; Continental Oil and Transportation
Company, tank oil; c. f. Fleur. l box
household goods, sewing machine Dennery
K Co, p boxes lamp chimneys, bale and
case lampwick; Baker & Hamilton, l box
printed matter, Is boxes and cases hard.
ware, l box rake teeth; r. Stone & Co.,
bales S. llery. s cases names, 3 boxes hard
ware, l case whip handles s. NJ Eurs,
boxes household goods Hall, Luhrs & Co..
80 pals and % boxes tobacco, a boxes
baking powder, % boxes spice. The follow
ing freight passed Ogden on the 9TH For c.
z. X. L. Co., 80 barrels engine oil Hunt
ington, hopkins & Co, bundles iron pipe, )
drums and box iron pipe fittings 1873
bundles iron Hale Bros & Co., box fam
nels, ; bales calico print goods; E. Lyons &
Co, package dry goods G. w. Chesley, 10
barrels whisky.
DEATE FROM LAUDANUM.-About6 o'clocl
yesterday morning word was sent to the pc
lice station that a man had been found dead
in his bed at No. 141S Seventh street. be-
tween n and o. Officer Fredericks notified
the Coroner and accompanied him to the
house. 1t was found that the deceased was
man named John B. Garrett, who had re-
Gently come to the city. He and another
man occupied the same room, in which there
were two beds. When his roommate arose
yesterday morning he saw that Garrett looked
strangely. and going to him found he was
dead. He had complained for day or two
of having great deal Of pain internally, and
night before last went to drug store and got
a small vial of laudanum, stating that he
wanted it to relieve pain and that he had fire.
quently taken it for that purpose. He also
told his room mate that ne had procured it as
medicine and had used it before. He heard
nothing Of him during the night, and when
found yesterday morning there was but a few
drops left in the bottle He appeared to have
been dead some hours, as his body was cold
and rigid. His remains were removed To the
dead-bouse, where post norton will be held
this morning, and also an inquest at 10
o'clock, L. is believed that death was caused
by an overdose of the drug taken as a medi-
cine. The deceased has no relatives in the
city, but il is thought has a brother near
Lodi 1t is said that he has been with
surveying party during the summer and re-
Gently came here to obtain plsition in the
railroad shops. He was about 80 years of
age.
PRISONERS En- RoUTE.-Sherif Rham, of
Yolo county, on Saturday last took FIVE con-
victs to the Folsom State Prison, four of
whom were arrested in this city and turned
over TO the authorities of Yolo county for
trial Two of these were Clark and Small.
whom II will he remembered stole couple of
pair of pants from tailor store on K street,
and were arrested after a lively chase, in the
luu Der yard on l. and Fifth Streets Prop
ertv was found upon them stolen from Wood
land aud at the trial they were found to
have Committed three burglaries in Wood
land and vicinity. Hogan and johnson, two
other convicts, were arrested in this city
upon suspicion of being burglars, and after
wares jswelry and other articles found upon
them was Identified as belonging to parties in
Golo county, from whose residence it had
been taken through burglary. Taylor, the
other prisoner. goes to Folsom for life for
poisoning blacksmith who resided in the
foothills. The FIVE made pretty handbook
ing squad as they were marched by the
Sheriff.
Police CoURT.-In this Court Saturday
10. Bowler, charged with battery. was dis
charged upon request of the prosecuting wit
ness and payment of costs. Dan Coffee, not
20 answer charge of being drunk.
forfeited his deposit of s.. C. E Cornell
was tried as vagrant, found guilty. and
was sentenced to 20 days in the County Jail.
John Donnelly was tried for same offense.
and sentenced to a like privilege at the
county crib for so days. The neighborhood
chicken case of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Nc
Hale was partially heard and continued till
to day The case of common drunk against
William Davidson was continued until the
18th instant. The Court then adjourned.
AGRICULTURAL BOARD MEETINGs.-In &C.
cordance with resolution adopted at
meeting of the Directors of the State Board
of Agriculture, held in November last, the
Directors of the various District Agricultural
Societies will meet in convention at the Sec.
retary's Office in this city this evening at Z
O'Clock. The object is to consult on many
matters of interest concerning the State and
District annual exhibitions, to the ad-
vaucemeut of all the societies and the extend
ing of their influence. There will also be
prior meeting of the State Board st tie
office this afternoon.
CRY REcEIPrs.-The following amounts
were paid into the city treasury for the week
ending Saturday, January sth: W. C.
Farnsworth. cemetery Dues $50; R. D.
SERVER, water rates, 1904 % n. A. Kid
der, harbor dues, So; w. A Henry,
Police Court fines, IS 80; George A. Pat
nam, city licenses, S426 y; dog licenses,
$500 10; street assessments, S243; b. II.
Mckee, county superintendent road money,
g, coo county apportionment school money
and sale of material, $3.50 so. Total,
81, 176 II.
CHILD INJURED. = Last Thursday as the
eighteen-months-ol child of Joseph zuver