Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-06


SEDUCTION AND ABDUoTIoN.-Louis Hansen
has been arrested by officers Arlington and
Valentine upon the charge of having sedu;ed
the young girl of whom mention was made a
day or two since. She had been an inmate
of the Orphan Asylum, and gone to a place
outside to work in family. Hansen enticed
her to leave there, and took her to a den on
L street, where they remained day or so
and then went to the Ogg House. Here
Charles Cook, another similar character, en-
ticed her away from Hansen and went with
her to Woodland, from which place they re-
turned about week subsequent. when he
was arrested. Hansen was yesterday exam
ined before Judge Henry and held to answer
to the Superior Court upon charge OF seduc-
tiop. Cook will be examined upon charge of
abduction on the 11th inst.
Picnic AND FEsTIvAL.-The Verein Elm
tracht viii hold picnic and summer night
festival at East Park Grove tomorrow after
noon and evening. The Committee of Ar
rangements has left nothing undone to make
this festival browning success in every re-
spect. Various games, such as racing, prize
dancing etc., will be arranged and tine prizes
awarded to the successful contestants. The
Grove will be beautifully illuminated in the
evening by calcium and Bengal lights, and
series Of charming dissolvipg views will be
produced by aid of the DruBmond light.
Ritzau's celebrated brass band, of San Fran
cisco, has been engaged for this occasion.
The street cars will run regularly to the
Grove until midnight. Refreshments Of all
kinds can be had at the Grove.
MILITARY ELEcTIoN.-At an election held
at the armory on Fourth street last evening,
the Sacramento Hussars elected the following
officers: Captain. Frank Ruhstaller ire
elected unanimously; First Lieutenant,
Theodore Schumacher Second Senior Lieu
tenant, Charles Huelsman unanimously |;
Second Junior Lieutenant, Frank Schiller /;
Chairman, Nobel Fisher (re-elected unani-
mouslyl; Clerk, John Palm unanimously (;
Treasurer, Fred. Hebron unanimously.
TRAIN DELAYED.-The local train from
San Francisco, due here yesterday at noon,
did not arrive until after o'clock. The de-
Law was caused by the locomotive jumping
the track at Sixteenth street in Oakland.
The locomotive was badly damaged, but the
mail and express cars, which were also taken
off with it, were not injured, and the pas
senger coaches took no part in the occasion.
ATLANTIC GARpENs.-The second summer
night masquerade will take place at the At
lantic Gardens. Seventeenth and streets,
Saturday evening, August 18th, for which the
subscription list is now open. A moonlight
concert will also be held there tomorrow
evening.
POLICE ARRESTS. There were arrested in
this city yesterday Maud Williams, alias
"Maud S." for grand larceny, by officers
Campbell and Ash Chris Myers, drunk and
sleeping on sidewalk, by oficer Levy Toy
Wah, safe keeping, by officer Levy.
INSANE. r. Scott, alias "Scotty, the
gambler" and William Dunlap have been
declared insane, and will be transferred to
the Asylum this morning.
| ROBBED. young lady was robbed of a
portemonnaie while on Istreet night before
last, some Chinaman, it is stated, taking 1t
from her.
PIoNEERs.-Th Society of Pioneers will
hold special meeting this evening with
reference TO Admission Day celebration.
! Board MEErrxG.-The State Board Of
Agriculture will hold meeting at P. NJ. to-
day at the Secretary's office.
IMMIeRANTs One hundred and one immi-
| HTdlbS Will HUN LlC IJaoS kiiS ditCA-
noon by overland train.
TONIGHT, the last sale of oil paintings. No
All J street. c. G. Brown, auctioneer
AT HALE's Grand Central Depot: Chill
dren's summer merino vests for 12a cents
each.
AT HALRs Grand Central Depot Valen
ciennes laces, Is censs for IL yards.
AT HALE's Grand Central Depot Cora
line. Dentelle Vandyke, Bretonne Point
Mechlin Point and Duchess laces, from
cents a yard up.
CENTS fine French calf. sewed, French toe
buckle Alexis shoes twarranted), only So 80
at Red House.
AT HALE's Grand Central Depot: On,
good linen buggy robe for 50 cents.
ALPACA mohair and linen coats, 81 to 81
at the Red House.
HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. W. Chesley, agent.
Go and see the reductions ct Hale's Crane
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