Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-12

ticed by Gallagher, and at the direction Of
The Court afterwards swore to the comolaint.
It appears that the charge made by Kelly Is
the second Of the came kind against Galla-
CHER.
4 delegation from the Democratic County
Committee waited on the Registrar on Friday
and requested that they should be allowed a
representation to take transcript of new
registrations. The request was denied by
the Registrar, who informed them that none
but those clerks regularly appointed should
be allowed to go behind the counters.
Frank Y. Cicotte. late Ceiner of the Mint
here, was presented with valuable token Of
their esteem by the employees who were un-
der him during his six years term Of service
During that time he claims to have saved Il Q
Government over a quarter CT a million, in
the item of wastage alone. He has aided
besides improvements in the depart tment over
which he presided which are calculated 10
assist an economical coinage. Over 1885,
000 00a passed through his hands during his
term. i. d. White succeed Mr.. Ccotte.
The steamship Naples was chartered from
her British owners by Chinaman in Hong
kong for voyage TO this city, and she ar
rived in port ten or twelve days sgo with
Z, 600 tons of freight and 500 Chinese pas
sengers. The vessel sailed hence for Hong
kong last Saturday, carrying 2.5O0 tons Of
freight and 200 Chinese passengers. The
freight charges were 81 per ton, and the prices
for passage ranged from $50 TO $50 each.
Friends of the charter party in this city
| represent that $50, 600 viii be cleared on the
voyage. It's expected that the Naples will
! return to this port.
Shortly before the italian picnic train left
! Fourth and Townsend streets Sunday morn
ing, Louis Vincilco got over fence in the
| locality, landing on the premises of Michael
Healy. Healy, mistaking his purpose there,
l.aperoaehed him from behind and struck him
over the head with a hammer, cutting
| through bis hat and inf;ct;ng an ugly scalp
| wound. Vincincos companions ct once made
| rush for Healy, and the chances of his re-
csiving some pretty rough usage were eX-
callent until the arrival OF officer Hopkins.
who dispersed the crowd and arrested Healy
on e charge of assault with 4 deadly weapon.
Sunday. about noon, James Cannon re-
ceiged telegram announcing the sIdden
| death Of his son James Cannon, Jr, at Stew
arts Point, near Duncan's Mills, on ths
Russian river. Information has since been
| received that his death was caused by the ac.
| cidental discharge of q gun IN the hands Of
one OF bis companions. The young man in
company with friends left the city On a hunt
irg expedition Saturday, July p. The
grief stricken father has gone to Duncan's
Mills to bring the body home. The deceased
was about q years Of age, and had been EN-
ployed as deputy in the Assessors ofice,
where he was esteemed highly for exemplary
conduct.
| Il. NJ. Gallagher one of the owners Of the
yacht Con O'Connor, having printed desire
| for second race with the Nellie for dinner,
Mr. Bowie replies 1.-The Nellie has been
kept in racing order for a week. lying along
side the 0'Cornor, her whip flying indicative
of her superiority and readiness to maintain
it. After having unbent her racing sails and
fitted her for pleasure trip, with guests on
board, [ received your proposition to sail the
! O'Connor for dinner. Steaks for dinner or
dinner for stakes are not to my liking, but
make it a race for silver. service of silver,
or $4,000 check, AMI | will entertain the
proposition. In agreeing to sail against the
| O'Connor, however. do not wish to inter
fere with any other race which you may be
contemplating, knowing that you still have
on board the OConnor an unaccepted chal-
lenge from the Chispa."
| The contest of the California Clubs pigeon
shoot at San Bruno, Sunday, was for club
medals, under the condition that the parties
making the best averages at the end of the
year are to become the possessors of them.
The shooting was at twelve single birds, 81
| yAIus fisSy itU yaFuS Douuuary- iODlEbOn
y, Roche II, Jellett IL. Conrad f. Cotton 10,
| Knowles 8 Chismore 10. Spencer 8, Burns II,
| Walsh Il On the ties at three pairs Of
doubles Robinson 4, Roche !, Walsh ), and
Walsh took first prizs. Robinson and Roche
shot off at three pairs Robinson 6 Roche
6-again tie, and Robinson in the last trial
killed 4 and Roche 2, and the second ard
| third prizes went accordingly. A six-bird
match and nine entries was then shot, in
which Mr. Robinson aud Mr. Roche divided
the first and second prizes, with clean scores,
and DIR. Chisnore took the third, with FIVE
kills. The rest OF TIE day was devoted to IN
dividual matches.
a party Of ladies and gentlealea were en-
gagged in celebrating the birthday OF John
! Farrell Sunday morning, when a gang OF
! hDodlums came end applied for admission.
They were refuseG, when they retired short
distance and, gathering pile Of stGnes be-
! gan bonblrdmen OF the honse, which Is a
| light frame building. They had been at this
cheerful amusement for about fifteen MINUTES
vixen officer Jerry 81, Dryer arrived on the
| scene and dispersed the mob, capturing their
leader, Thomas Brady, alias Chris Finnegan,
after sharp chase, and locked him up on a
charge of malicious mischief The front Of
| the house was completely wrecked aud this
interior half filed with the missiles Of tho
| ve1gefpl hoodlums. Charles kruse, John
| Callahan aud Dick Gailhouse. guests Of Far
reil, were struclt and more 0r less severely in.
| jured by the flying stones. The ladies pres.
ent we're protected from injury by partition
in the rear OF the room. behind which they
were baTricsdsd.
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