Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

MORE BAD Reconcile has just been re-
membered by the officers, and discovered by
examining the police records, that Dennis
Nearny, who is now awaiting trial here for
adultery, for having deserted his wife at Oak
land and eloped with girl from Vallejo, has
previous record here of an unsavory nature,
and in the same line. About year ago he
made complaint to the police authorities that
while visiting {. house of the Celestial demi-
monde, on street, he had his pocket picked
of $40. The woman, whom be claimed had
an opportunity to rob him, was arrested upon
charge of grand larceny, but as the pocket
book containing the money was found in such
part of the room that he could not swear that
it did not drop cut of his pocket, she was al
lowed to plead guilty of petty larceny, and
Dennis was satisfied. AT the time this case
came up in the Police Court, this sand-lot
lieutenant was not known here, but when
questioned by Judge Henry and scathingly
rebuked for having given an opportunity to be
robbed in such place, the immaculate Den
MS claimed that he was q single man, and
that in an evil hour he had done this. At
the present rate Of development the most of
his hours will probably soon be fouad to be
filed with evil snd all unceanness.
DIED FROM IHJuRIEs.-L Wednesday
afternoon as man named William Mar
tin was hauling wood with four-horse team
from George Connects ranch, near McCrack.
ems bridge, on the Cosumnes, to Swiss sta
ton, and when near the Twelve-mile House,
near the jackson road, he stopped his team.
and, while standing upon the wagon adjust
ing portion of his load, the horses started,
causing him to fall eff, and he was run over
{, all, 49, Ia off
siderable difficulty. to unhitch his horses, and
rode on one OF them to the Twelve-mile
House. The next morning he was taken to
the place where he lived, on the Bandy ranch,
near Florin, where he died from Injuries on
Friday evening. Coroner Vermilva held
an inquest on Saturday, when verdict was
found in accordance with the above. The de-
ceased was As years of age. native of Michi-
gan, from which State he came to California
three years sgo on account of his health. He
had no relatives in this State. His funeral
took place yesterday at Florin.
PETIT LARcENY-Wm. Applegate and
John Goodwin were arrested in the city yes
terday by officers Arlington and Coff,e, as
connected with the larceny of gold chain
belonging to Robert Tash. TIE three mea
worked together on the Waterloo ranch,
about two miles from Folsom, and while
there the chain was stolen from bis pocket
Yesterday Arlington ard Coffee found it in
this city, where it had been put up by Apple.
gate for small amount. Applegate when
arrested claimed that he had obtained the
chain from Goodwin, whereupon the latter
was also arrested by the same officers, and
when confronted with Applegate, who re-
peated the same story, Goodwin declared
there was no truth in it, and circumstances
stated by them strongly tend to support the
denial. The matter will be inquired into to-
day in the Police Court.
Police CoURT.-In this Court on Satur.
day, Mrs. Hopper, who was arrested for
drunkenness, was discharged. Qui Ho, ar
rested for grand lar,eny-stealing money
from visitors pocket some time sincs-was
discharged, as, after the defendant had been
arrested the prosecuting witness concluded
he did not wish to face the case in Court,
and left for the East. All Coon pleaded
guilty to petit larceny Of the box of tea stolen
from Pau)k's grocery, and was fined S1O0 /;
in default of payment he went to the County
Jail for 100 days. frankie Howard, found
guilty of disturbing the peace. was hnsd
$40, which was paid. Nick Flstcher was
found guilty of battery and Gned $50. which
he paid. The casss of Charles NJ. Cornell
battery; Chin Why, kidnapping, and NJ
McIllenny, petit larceny, were continued
until the 24th instant.
CITY REcEIPrs-The following payments
were made into the city treasury for ths week
ending January 81, 1882: S. r. Caldwell,
cemetery dues. s1S1 Is; r. D. SERVER, water
rates. S1,s11 so; w. A. Kidder, harbor
dues, 81 80; W. A. Henry, Police Court
fines, $50; Geo. A. Putnam, city licenses,
81, ,542 "a; Geo. A. Putnam, dog licenses,
sos. Total. So, 700 99