Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-26

known that they had been married. DR..
| Bentley appeared ard showed the license and
gave conclusive proof as to the regularity Of
the proceedings, and the case was OF course
settled, SO far as the law was Concerned. The
girl wanted to remain with All Sing. and he
was extremely afraid that she would in some
manner be spirited away from him and he
would lose his bride, but.they were informed
| that they would be protected in their marital
rights. It was found, however; that the ex-
element was so intense that il would be un-
safe Tor them to go out upon the street, aud
both bride and groom were retained at the
Jail last night, and may be still longer, until
the troubled waters Of tie Celestial kingdom
become tranquil again.
NARROW FscAPE.-Just before four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, there was q very narrow
escape from serious injury. Mrs. L. P. Mar
tin and her child, accompanied by the mother
of MIR. Martin, were riding on K street in
the phaeton buggy of W. P. Coleman, driv-
ing the animal so well known as belonging to
that gentleman, and noted as very gentle
and safe horse. A truck stood on the south
side of K street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, and a street car was Just passing it,
leaving about ten feet space between the car
and truck, when the phaeton approached.
At that moment careless carpenter, at work
on 3 building at that point, threw down to
the walk plank or piece of lumber. 1t fell
with a crash, and so near to the horse being
driven by the ladies as to thoroughly brighten
it and cause it to dash to one side. throwing
the buggy against the street Car. The front
wheel on that side was instantly crushed IN,
and Mrs Martin and her child were thrown
violently upon the cobbles. The horse then
| i fha a.
cross bar and freeing one shaft entirely from
the vehicle. The senior Mrs. Martin was
left in the buggy and was in danger of being
crushed against the truck or thrown from the
| buggy. when c. s. Kasson and another gen.
tleman sprang into the street and with diff
calty seized the horse and held it until the
lady could be removed. The younger Mrs.
| Martin and her child were much bruised but
| it is believed not seriously. They were taken
into Willem's market and cared for until Mr.
Martin arrived and took them home.
WATER-HosE CAPTURED.-Two lads about
| IS years of age were found yesterday after
noon by officers Lee and Brissell trying to
sell two pieces Of hose on J street, which had
| evidently been stolen. They were arrested
owner and identity of the stolen property.
The two pieces of hose connect by brass
coupling, and together make about forty
EIGHT or fifty feet in length. The party who
has lost the hose should report the fact to
| Chief Karcher at once. The boys claimed
that they found them on Fourth street.
BURGLARIEs.-The residence of S. D. Bell,
at Els hteenth and n streets, was entered by
burglars two or three nights since and few
dollars in money ard other articles taken. J.
| II. Simons' store on J, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, was also entered at an early
hour yesterday morning by removing shut
ter. The invading party secured $50 from
the pockets of MIR. Simors, in his sleeping
room. and left the emptied purse from which
he obtained it on the rear perch of the
building.
ENTERTAINMENTS will be tableaux,
with music and literary entertainment at the
Presbyterian Church this evening, com,
mencing at o'clock Admission % cents
Besides those who are to appear in the
tableaux. the following will take part DIR,
Haas, Mr. Cooper, Miss Ida Kaibel, Mrs.
Adams and Miss Martin of lone, Miss Lou
Bidwell and Miss Alice Griffith. The pro
cseds will be in aid of funds for painting the
church.
CoMMERCIAL.-The steamer Ceres came
from the upper Sacramento yesterday, with
barge Rosalind loaded with grain. Leaving
the barge here, the Ceres returned to the
down with barge Granger, both loaded with
grain. The Varuna returned up the river t.
Colusa with barge Hera. The San Joaquin
took barge Centennial to brick-yards at Free
port, to load brick for San Francisco.
UNIFoRMs.-T uniforms for the messen
gers of the newly-established Sacramento
District Telephone Company have been com
pleted by the Capital Wooden Mills, and vii
be soon seen upon the streets. They are o
blue cloth, trimmed with red cord, with cap
of same materials. The initials I" A. ID. Il.
will be worn upon the cap, and are alsc
stamped on the buttons of the suite.
CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.-Two lads
Daniel Cox and VIM. Bergen, aged about Il
years, were arrested yesterday for robbing
Chinaman named An Louie, whose bloody
appearance, when he reported the case to tht
police headquarters, gave presumptive proc
Of the truth OF the charge. He claims tina
he was Knocked down at Fifteenth and !
streets and robbed Of SO.
Boy INJuRED.-A little boy, whose rams
could not be ascertained, fell from tree a
C and Twelfth streets yesterday Afternoon
and was considerably injured. When pickec
up he was unable to stand, but it was though
no bones were broken.
OS ExHlBITIoN.-The strange curiosity il
the shape of a fve-legged calf, with the fiftI
foot like that of horse, mentioned yester
day, IS now ON exhi5ition at the corner o
Sixteenth and X streets, and Will soon b
taken to New York.
INSANE IN ROUTE. - Two insane men
named Thomas Mundy and Martin 0ster
mann, were taken through yesterday by Un
der Sheriff II. H. Laquire, of Sierra county
to the Stockton Asylum.
AUCTION SALE.-The entire stock of ladie,
and childrens furnishing and fancy goods. o
No 6l7 street, will be sold at auction b
d. J. Simmons tomorrow morning at halt
past 10 o'clock.
PosT-OFFGcE- BoxEs.-Notice is given tina
: box holders will receive keys TO the new boxe
| in exchange for the keys 10 the old ones to
morrow morning.
IMMIGRANTS Ninety immigrant pas
sengers, including sixty-three males, vii
arrive from the East by overland train thi
afternoon.
+ NOTARY PUBLc.-The Governor has ar
pointed 7. II. Milford as Notary Publ
for Humboldt county, to reside at Blocks
burgh.
LOOK Our Immense stock of gent.
clothing opened yesterday. at astonishin
prices. Red House.
You have only six days more, and tn
beacon light of Hale's educatory school Of DIR
goods will cease to she'd its light.
MEMS 6ne French calf, sewei boots. Sc
Red House.
i HEIGHT Bros Eureka boots at Red Hous
J Boot Department.
For WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equal
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
, GENrs' AL1cwooL sUr1s, at IL, s14 an
sl6. Red House.