Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-14

MISCELLANEOUS SHooTING.-Last night
shot was heard on Third street, between l
and ], and about fifty people assembled 70
view the corpse, but were disappointed as
the cornse had disappeared, on account OF the
| darkpes. that prevailed in the street ana al
leys of that section of the city. Ii the shots
/ that are frequently heard about tine cry az
night are fred for fun it would be wen II .he
perpetrators would consider that by doing
this they lessen the security 70 me py tnslr
| thoughtlessness, as people being often de-
| ceived. are liable thereafter to pay no atten-
| tion to these reports. and person might be
! IL great need of assistance and fail to receive
! IL sometimes, by reason of citizens being
| babituated Is hearing firearms discharged at
night.
The MURDERED CHINAMAN.-Yesterday
Justics Anderson, of Folsom. impaneled
jury and commenced to hold the inquest
upon the body of the dead Chinaman. 1t
became necessary to have post norton ex-
animation, and the corpse was sent to this
city for that purpose. City Physician Bald
win held the examination, and the corpse
will be reshipped to Folsom this morning.
It was found that the shot received by the
deceased was not In the head, as at hrst re-
ported, but in the right side. the ball passing
through the lungs and lodging in the spinal
column.
MAsoNIc-At the annual election for Of
icers of Concord Ledge, No. III, F. and A.
NJ, held last evening. the following were
elected for the ensuing term: w. =. Ough-
ton, w. M. reelected William McLaugh-
lin, s. W.; Thomas Fox, j. W.; John Grub
Ter, Treasurer (re.elected); w. d: Hevener,
Secretary (re-elected); Ed. +. Cohen, ). D.;
J. G. Schroth, j. D.; A. Henley, j. Osch-
wald, Stewards; B. T. Alexander, Marshal
j. I. Grifitts, Organist; N. A. kidder,
Tyler.
Police ARRESTS. the police made the fol-
lowing arrests in this city yesterday: Jim
Madden, by Deputy Sheriff Brissell. and
Luke Smith, by officers Campbell and Nash,
for vagrancy - Kelly, by officer Dunlevy,
for disturbing the peace; Mike Carrigan, by
officer Valentine, for receiving money under
false pretenses John Waters, alias the Kid,
VIM. Shields and Ned Houghton, by officers
Lee and Campbell, for smoking opium.
MUSICAL ENTERFAINMENT.-Am musical en-
tainment will be given in Turner Hall for
the benefit of the German school, at Twelfth
aud K streets, tonight, commencing at s
parts and fourteen numbers. The concert
will be under the management of Charles
Heinrich. After the concert a ball will be
given.
GOSPEL MEETING.-Mr McGranahan sang
the companion pieces, :" If Papa were only
Ready and Papa is Ready" Major
Whittle spoke from Ephesians, vi: rs,
g Be not deceived, lGod is not Knocked What
soever a man soweth that shall he also reap"
He said if man could be saved in any other
way than through Christ it would mock God.
FALsE.-The alarm of fire sounded at
o'clock yesterday morning was without
foundation. 1t was only old Sol converting
the heavy frost on the roof of M. McMurry's
house on n street, between Fifth and Sixth,
into steam. The vapor rising from the roof
was seen by some nervous person, who, tax
ing it for smoke, turned in the alarm.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANcE.-Sacrament
Branch of the Irish National Land League
are to have grand musical and literary en-.
tertainment ct Turner Hall on Thursday
evening" December 18th. Prominent ladies'
and gentlemen are to take part in the enter
tainment.
DEPos1ToRs' MEETING.-There will be
meeting of the depositors of the Sacramento
Savings Bank, who have not closed their &C.
counts with that bank, at Red Mems Hall,
Sixth and K streets, for consultation, at half
past o'clock, next Tuesday evening.
BALL AND DRnL.-On Friday evening
there is to be grand ball and exhibition
drill given by Company A 1.-THE City Guard),
First Artillery Regiment, at Turner Fall.
Music for the occasion will be furnished by
thu First Artillery Band.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th J. G. Davis, Al boxes common wood
seated chairs; j. Niederman, l box hall
brackets; JAS. l. Felter & Co., Is half-bar-
rels whisky.
FUNERAL AT RocKLIN.-Mrs. Fox, the wife
of Charles Fox, a railroad engineer. who died
at Rocklin on Monday last, was buried at
that place yesterday. There were several in
attendance from this city.
PIGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT. = The
demonstrating tournament to be given by
the Biggs Gun Club commences on the 22d
instant, and not the 2Sih, as heretofore an
unced.
IMMIGRANTS There will arrive to-day
from the Eastern States 102 immigrants, in
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