Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-27
CINE and one hook and ladder truck now out

| CINE and one hook and ladder truck now out
| of use.
Sherman, the drunken officer, who was
connected with the shooting of Michael
| McKenna in the thigh week ago while
earousing in the street, has been dismissed
from the police force.
Alice Curran, servant in family on
| Sixth street. died Sunday night from a dose
of stryehnine, taken with suicidal intent
| Cause. jealousy and her lovers indifference.
Three of the boys belonging to the Indus
trial School Band, who took French leave
Sunday. are supposed to have gone in the d.
rection OF Newark. Their names are Dono-
van, aged 16; Weatherby, 10; and Millett, Ia.
The trial of the case of DIR. f. E. j. Can.
ney vs.. the South Pacific Railroad Company,
to recover SIS. 500 for professional services
rendered persons injured at the Big Tree
| station accident, about year ago, was Mon
day concluded before Judge Sullivan, after
having been on trial for nearly two weeks.
| OF the thirty two Cinnamon arrested on
Sunday upon a charge of having become
| visitors to place where the game of tan
WIS being played, nine failed to appear for
| trial when called in Department of the Po-
| lice Court. Their bail, in the sum of $50
each, was forfeited. The twenty-three others
were tried, found guilty and remanded for
sentence.
The long-projacted Homeopathic Hospital
has become reality, and is now opened in
the d. o. Mills building, one of the editices
on st. Luke,s Hospital grounds. at the term
mus OF the Valencia.street Railroad. 1t is a
large, sunny and well-ventilated buildinr,
two stories high, containing twenty rooms,
generous in proportion, and conveniently ar
ranged on either side of a long, broad hall
which bisects the house.
The Trustees of the Home for the Care of
| the 1nebriate have filed their annual report,
in which they show that during the year 621
persons were admitted and treated for alco-
holic diseases, and AGA as insane, making
total of 1,025 admitted. During the year
GA alcoholic patients were discharged, and
l34 OF those admitted as insane were dis
| charged, and 261 were sent to Napa Eight
| died from the effects of alcohol, and of the
insane but remain in the institution. The
average monthly admissions were nearly S55.
| A number of politicians, mainly those who
withdrew from the B'nai Birth w. 2. G.
| Convention. were discussing the political sit.
nation, when their enthusiasm waxed so
warm that free fight occurred, in which
| Timothy Duggan received severe cut under
| the left eye from knife in the hands of some
person unknown TO him, or whose name he
refuses to tell. lie was conveyed to the City
| Receiving Hospital, where the wound was
dressed. Duggan is a candidate before the
| Humboldt Hall Convention for Supervisor
from the Sixth Ward
The Grand Stamm of the Independent
| (German) Red Men is in session. The fol-
lowing Grand Officers are present: DR.. P.
Frank, No. 125, G. 0. C. !; F. Wickenhauser,
No. 20. G. U. G. pro tenn; J. Rumdeh. No.
1863, G. B. e.; S. Polack, No. rs. P. Sscre-
tary; S. Gutterlet, No. 16, G. Treasurer
Representatives of Nos. 20, "a, N, rs, SO,
113. 124, 125, $50 and 1873. The annual report
of the Grand 0. Chief showed the Order to
be in healthy condition. The report of the
Grand Secretary shows the net assets of this
Jurisdiction to be 1894 so, an average of
SS3 for each member; number of members,
529; increase of capital during the year, 81
6SS 30; paid for sickness, S9,0S1 70. The
following officers of the Grand Stamm were
elected: +. Wickenhauser, G. o. Oh. G.
B. Rode, G. U. Oh. f. Biewener, G. B.
Oh. +; DR.. 2. Frank, Grand Prophet S. Pc
lack, Grand Secretary (re-elected).
The Manhattan Club Nominating Conven-
ton met Monday night in B'nai Birth Hail.
| w. McMann was nominated for Sheriff by
James Lawlor. Matthew Nunan was nomin-
ated for Sheriff by C. i. Alderman. Other
nominations were as follows: Thomas Des-
mond for Sheriff; Charles McVicker, Ed
ward Dunphy, James Mulcahy, s. III.
Robertson and E. P. McCarty for Superin-
tendent of Streets Charles Hubert, Martin
Mangels, Otto Kloppenburg, Peter Sander,
w. j. Hildebrandt, II. Bartling, j. Mulcahy
and Joseph Reay for Treasurer Mr.. Howe,
the nominee for Mayor, came before the CON
vention and Endorsed its platform. On mo-
ton. each of the delegates was instructed to
name gentleman to act on the Nominating
| Committee for Supervisors and School Di-
recsors. W: B. c. Brown, of Sacramento,
made stirring Democratic speech. A mo-
ton was made, but not put, for Committee
on Conference.