Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

published 1T the time Of the robbery. Il was
admitted bv Charles King, who turned States
evidence at the time of the examination be-
fore the Police Judge and also by Mallov.
rob him was entered into by them; that they
treated him several times at the saloon
on the northeast corner of * and Front
streets and got him intoxicated, and then
when he vent out, it being late at night, they
followed and robbed him on J street in the
vicinity Of W, Z. Strong & Co 8 store. They
took from him about 5000, in gold, green
backs aud silver. After having secured the
booty, they LETT him on the walk in a Devil
dered, half insensible condition, and ran down
Front street, where they made division Of
the proceeds Of their crime. Three of them
were afterwards arrested the same night, at
the saloon where they had planned the rob
berry and made him drunken, and the other
two were arrested the following day The
trial Of Clark took until between and
o'clock last evening, when the jury returned
verdict OF guilty. and he was remanded to
the custody OF the Sheriff. The trial of Hag-
garty and Williams will proceed to-day.
HELD FOR BuRGLARY-William Search
has been examined and held to answer to the
Superior Court upon the charge of burglary,
his bail being fixed at 81, OO0 The testimony
upon The hearing was to the effect that he
burglarized the residence of Edward Brein-
ing, 70G i street, in May last, and stole a
gold watch and chain, necklace and a silver
watch chain. Search was arrested by Chief
Karcher about two weeks ago, and all the
missing property recovered except the silver
chain. The defendant has heretofore served
term of six months in the State Prison for
house bresking, and he claims that he did
not commit the present burglary, but that
the articles were given to him by convict
friend with whom he got acquainted at San
Quentin. He had the watch and chain and
necklace hid in an old tin CAP, and after ar
rest confessed to the Chief of Police where
they could be found He also confessed that
he once had the silver chain, but had mislaid
it Alex. Dslzel, who was q few nights
since arrested By officers Frazee and Martin
in Lambert & Co.'S store, at the corner of
Tenth and x streets, where he had entered
through a window, was examined yesterday,
found guilty. Of burglary and held to answer
to the Superior Court in the SUN of 81 600.
Both have been transferred to the County
Jail
a RESULT Or THE HEAVY FOG-There is
a tailor on Fourth street, between J and X,
who glories in the name Of Saloven. Now
Saloven mas the habit of advertising his bust
stock Of dress-goods patterns on a rack on
the waiiiway Night before last thick fog
settled down over the city, and while the
jolly little tailor and his wife discussed the
news Of the evening in the back part Of the
store, some fellow who couldn't see through
the fog passed By in hurry Evidently he
was in great haste; likewise he must have
had an arm extended, like the derrick mail
bag tch at flag stations on a railway. AS
he Shot bY, the fog being SO Opaque that he
certainly couldn't see, mis- arm must have
caught under the row OF pendant clothes at
one end, and the whole lot must have slid off,
and piled up aud lodged on his arm. Tn
doUh.saly the pedestrian never discovered
the load he bore off until be got whsre there
was less fog and more daylight. and undoubt-
ediv he viii to-day return the whole fifty
dollar lot and advise Saloven to fix matters
somehow, SO tha5 his goods shall not entangle
themselves in such a manner with the arms
of passers by-at least on foegy day., when
fellow Is likely to run up against and carry
off q whole clothing store and rot know it.
SEmous RUNAWAY. A correspondent
writes in relation to the accident near the
Cosunnes last Sunday, as follows "As
Oliver Plummer and wife were out riding,
abou. Eve miles above where they live on the
ran out and frightened their horses, causing
then 80 run away. As they did so the buggy
tonecs broke, an Immediately afterward the
buggy truck q large rock which completely
overturned the vehicle, throwing them both
upon the ground Mr.. Plummer's lett leg
was broken few inches above the knee, and
Ms Piummer was bruised and shaken up
considerably, but not seriously injured. Mr..
Plummers leg has been set, and he is doing
t.F.H eel cayilt "a
bed fos eight weeks or more"
MERCHANDISE REPoRT.-The following
freight fo- Sacramento passed Ogden on the
81 inst: For Baker & Hamilton, l box
castings Scott & Muir, boxes gas fixtures
c. Heinrich, l box sausage; Neubourg &
Lages, sacks hungs, bundles malt handles
II. G Kirk ( Co, 2 boxes and barrels
drugs; Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, IA
bundles sheet, iron, bales packing Hall,
LuErs & Co, 30 cases cranberry sauce; Il.
Stone 81 Co, rolls leather; A. Heyman,
boxed piano Hale Bros & Co, / case
quilts L. K. Hammer, boxed organs.
PoL1oE CouRr-Iu the Police Court yes
terday Valentine Arcego, heretofore found
guilty Of battery, was fined 81 and costs.
Jerry Haley pleaded guilty to the charge of
disturbing the peace. and he will receive
indictment to-day Pat Carr was fined 81
and costs for being drunk Alexander Dalzel
was examined upon the charge of burglary,
and held TO answer in the Superior Court in
the sum Of 81 900. In the case Of Thomas
Daley, common drunk, he was allowed quiet
rest Ia his cell until to-day, when he will be
heard.
STOCKHOLDERS AIEETING.-The stockhold
ers of the Homeward Bound Mining Com
pany, ct their meeting held on Monday,
elected as Directors E. W. Taggard. A. G.
Tufts, J. G. MARITIME. George 0. Amber auC
L. L. Lewis. The Trustees then proceeded
to elect officers, as follows President, J.
G. MARITIME Vice President, A. 9. Tufts
Secretary, George o. Amber; Treasurer ant
Superintendent, l.. L. Lewis.
BoATs OFF TIME.-Owing to detentioni
from the heavy fog, the steamer Apache die
NOT reach San Francisco until last evening
being twelve hours late, and will not star
back TO this city until this afternoon, thu
emitting one day in running. There will b'
no boat. therefore, from the Bay to-day
The Modoc did not reach here yesterday un
til IL A. n, in consequence or the fog, ant
will not leave again until 10 o'clock Thu
morning.
CoHszso1AL.-The steamer Harriet, witt
barge Rosalind. passed down yesterday witt
grain for San Francisco.
Ers GLASSES AND spEcrAcLEs at Ne
chanios' Stcre.
AvsuAL CLEARING SALE at L. Bien's
Eighth and j streets.
FErF SKIRTS, with ruffle. are 30 cents a
the Red House.
Eye GLASSES, from 20 cents to 81 70, a
Mechanics Store.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE at l.. Bien's
Eighth and j streets.
THH best Tycoon reps are 10 cents per yart
at the Red House.
HYB GLASSES. from 20 cents to 81 20, a
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