Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

the pants Of Patrick McDonough, who occu-
MED a room in the house. On Saturday
niobt about o'clock, Scotchman named
Campbell left bundle, containing q pair
blankets. brown coat with velvet collar and
some underclothiug, On the walk al Tenth
and NJ streets willie he stepped inside of a
saloon a moment, and when he returned to
where his bundle was left it was not there,
nor the individual who thought he would re-
lieve Campbell Of its care. The safer way,
when a mans condition impels him to go in
and get drink, is 30 either put his bundle in
his hat, or sit down on it while quenching
the inner man . On Saturday Mrs. Anthony
Green saw on ore OF the gypsy females now
encamped at Richmond Grove, set OF jew
elry recently stolen from the residence of Mr..
Green on o street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth. The girls arrest was procured,
and she was taken to the Police Station, ac-
companisd by her father, named Palmer. He
stated in defense of the girl that he bought
the set of boy named Sparrow for the sum
of S. and Sparrow being arrested, claimed
that be purchased it of another boy named
James Burns. The latter was arrested, and
as he failed to extend the gereolcsy TO any.
body else, was locked up for examination
upon the charge of having burglarized Mr..
Green's house. This case has developed the
fact that transactions in jewelrY ere very
lively just now.
SYMPATHr FOR CoIN.-Uharles Yates, who
was sometime since convicted as an L-stree5
pimp vagrant. and sentenced by the Police
Court to term of 50 days in the chain-gang,
has reached the sympathy of his attorney by
raising small fee in some manner, which
had the moving result, on Saturday last, of
an application being made looking to Yates
release upon appeal to the Superior Court.
The statement fled by defendants attorney
in the Police Court on appeal, and purport-
ing to be the facts and testimony elected at
the time of trial, were regarded by the Judge
as so entirely devoid OF the least semblance
of truth or the facts as proved on the trial,
and showed the mind Of the attorney to be SO
moved with compassion, and thereby thrown
out of gear. that his Honor took occasion to
strike out the whole statement, and directed
the City Attorney to accommodate the de-
tense by making a statement of the testimony
and transaction of the Court, so that the
wrongs perpetrated against the meek defend
ant might be duly certified to and reviewed
by the higher Court The remainder of the
day was consumed by the Court, City At
torney and clerk in attending to this little
matter in the interest of justice to the op-
pressed, but the Judge thought it unfortu-
nate that any attorneys sympathies should
become so wrought upon in behalf of L street
clients that he was unable to remember AZ Y
of the real facts proved upon trial, and there
by impose upon the Court and its ottieers the
onorous duty Of making up statements on
appeal.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th instant: Oae carload of wagons for
Baker & Hamilton, and for Booth G. Co, 100
cases condensed milk, 80 barrels Of currants
and casks prunes. The following freight
passed Ogden on the 18th for this city: For
). +. Hill, Is thimble-skeins and nuts, >
boxes hardware w. ID. Comstock, II boxes
wood-seat chairs, boxes cane-seated chairs
W. a. & G. 3. Houghton, 5 boxes envelopes ;
Waterhouse K Lester 3 crates spokes; Whit
tier & Fuller, 2 boxes mo|diugs Washburn
& Redman, case ruled paper; Continental
Oil and Transportation Co., 800 cases oil a.
Coolot. cases cigars; Huntington, Hopkins
o. Co, esss cutlery, s cases coffee mills, 2
rolls packing, cases door springs z cases
gate springs. IS cases pick-hsndles, $40
bun lies shoveis; 16l plates iron, 100 bundles
iron pipe; Terry McSIoGry, l box gum, l
box and j key drugs, boxes canned oil J.
G. Davis, IS cases walnut caned chairs; r.
Stone & Co, case hardware LindleY &
Co. 20 essss tobacco; Adams, Mcneil 4
Co., 459 cases canned oysters; Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company boxes machinery
aud piece same, ballast uuloader and
boxes same Baker & Hamilton, boxes
hardware. 2 cases scIub-brushes, Ceases shoe
brushes Rcthfeld Bros, l case goods G..
W. Chesley. Is cases tobacco, l box scales,
box envelopes.
ARRESTED FOR BUgGLARY.-Oficer Lee ar
rested Ed. Gaines, o weil-known colored in
dividual, on Saturday. upon the charge Of
burglary Freluent complaints have been
made Of late that he has tried to enter vari.
Gus houses at early morning by trying doors
aud using keys On Saturday morning Ids
Ormsby II lower l. street informed officer
Lee that she had Just caught Gaines in her
house, having entered through an open win.
dow, and through which he made his escape
when seen. lie was arrested by that officer
upon the charge soon afterwards. All Lin,
an employe Of the Palace, was arrested upon
a charge OF having burglarized a room in that
establishment where valuables and money
was kept, and the attention to which was
outside Of his duties and bailiwick AL
Lin claims thet there's sure case of mis-
taken identity Ia the matter, and that the
person who got into the room was a heapet
big white man and he iumpee out Of the
windee.'
Commence WORK The work of excavat
ing the Burns slough canal by way OF Thirty
first and Y streets, in accordance with TIL
recent contract awarded to James Touhey
will be entered upon this morning with
force OF twenty-five men and thirty teams
The surveys show that the cansl will have ri
average width on top of from eighteen Il
twenty feet. and an average depth Of clever
feet. IL will have 8 uniform width of fiv,
feet at the bettom. Part OF the force vii
commence at II and Thirty-frst and worl
southwark, and the other party at Sixteenth
and Y and work eastward.
LIBRARY RKPoBT-The report Of tn
Librarian of the city for the past weel
shows the number of books issued during tn,
week to be 92i. Fiction and Juvenile, sl3
history, %; biography, IL; travels, 20
miscellaneous literature, So; poetry an,
drama, l. theology, 2; science and art, %
Average number issued per day, 1872 Per
centage of fiction and juvenile, 81. OF tn,
20 juvenile books that were put on the shelve
Saturday morning, all but % were issue,
before the library was closed on Saturda,
evening.
ARRESTED FOR ENTERTAINMENT. = Chic
Karcher yesterday received a dispatch iron
p. 7. Brooks, Constable at Willows. Stain
that he had William 4. Daley under arrest
in answer to a notice sent him by the Chic
Che evening previous. Daley is wanted her
upon charges Of embezzlement, sworn to b,
George NJ. Syter and - Fisher. tn
amount ct money involved being. in al
about $50. An officer will go to Willow
this morning to bring the defendant to thi
city.
DIED At SAX Francisco. Karehe
received dispatch yesterday from j. A
Weinberg, stating that Selma Nobel, VIII
went to San Francisco Immediately after th
recent examination Of her father upon
criminal charge. and was recently confine,
at the French Hospital in San Francisco
died yesterday morning. Her remains vii
be brought here for interment.
ORGAsIzED.--A society was organized a
Folsom on Thursday evening last for the pur
nose of mental and social Improvement. {,
be known rs the Folsom Debating Club 1t
officers are President, VIM. Ford; Vice
President, VIM. Kay Secretary, A. Masich
Treasurer, WIN. Nichols.
IMpRovISa.-George Fern, who was re
Gently severely. and as was supposed fatal,
Injured by falling through the hstchway of
:. I,a-o on tha Riversida road bn