Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-11


the Fire Department.
The ordinance was referred to City At.or.
ney Anderson st the meeting Of the Board
last week, and there have been some altcra-
tions in the details of the ordinance. but no
material changes have been made.
G. NJ. Nichols, Surveyor of the Board OF
Fire Underwriters. IL ia the city, and will
be present at the meeting Of the Board this
morning prepared TO give ary information
that may be desired in regard TO explosives
or tina manner in which their manufacture
and storage are regulated elsewhere. MIR,
Nichols hiss given the subject of explosives
much study and thought.
+. B. Ly'e, special sgent Of the Standard
Oil Company, is in the city. looking after tina
interests Of the agency here. He stated last
night to a RECORD. UNION representative that
ell his company asked was that the CITY
Trustees should license warehouse that
would be convenient for the transaction of
business. He further said that severe ordi-
nance would necessarily drive their business
out OF the city, and result Of that would be
that all retail dealers in oil would be com.
pellsd TO store the limit allowed by the law,
instead of ordering few cases ct time, as
at present; that al the wholesale grocery
dealers in the city cent their shipping orders
to their agency, and the oil was shipped di.
rect without any handling by the jobbers.
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THE SHERIFF's STORY. I'm regard TO the
arrest CT a man named Dan. McCarty, which
took place in this county last week, Stock
ton paper says: "Sheriff Cunningham TODAY
returned from Lis trip to Sacramento and
Monterey counties. He says that some mis-
statements concerning bis arrest of Dan. Nc.
Carly have crept into the newspapers. Hs
arrested McCarty at the Buckeys House.
soma thirty-six miles from Sacramento, and
near the Amsdor line. McCarty said ne had
fled an entry on a piece Of land, aud wished
to see bis father and make over the claim TO
him, ard Mr.. Cunningham drove six or eight
miles out Of his way TO allow him to do so.
The Sheriff said be could have taken the train
at McConueli's station and have gene OF,
with the prisoner, but was willing TO &C.
commodste him, and his father agreed to
come to Sacramento to arrange The bust
ness. Instead of doing SO, however, one
Dsvine cana in and tIied 60 assume all the
responsibility of the transaction and was ig-
nored by McCarty, who wished to do the
business with his father. subsequently tie
Sheriff heard that they were about 10 get out
a writ Of babeas corpus to take hicCarty
away from him, and arranged to defend the
case. He then had business st the State
Capitol, and vent there to attend TO il. While
absent the officers with whom he left McCarty
took him across the river to Washington, in
Yo!o county, and when he ascertained that
fact, he of course followed his man up, as be
intended to lex to him until he was landed
in Salinas CITY, Monterey county, and where
he finally delivered Kim. McCarsy was,
wanted there to answer q charge of robbipg
the coast stage and fer horse steaiag-or at
least he had disposed there Of horse stolen
from Miller Lux. He is also wanted for
robbing the Hills Ferry stage in Stanislaus
county"
THE ORPHAN SCHooL.-A statement IN
detail appears elsewhere this morning giving
the amounts subscribed and donated for the
building of an addition to the school-house
at the Protestant Orphan Asylum in this
city, which hiss just been completed, to-
gather with The items Of expenditure in It's
construction and fitting for use. The pre-.
viou5 schoo-room was insufficient for the &C.
commoGation of all the children now in the
! asylum If school ags-thirtY b5irg thus una
bic to attend. BY the generous donations Of
g large number of citizens in response 10 the
earnest efforts of Mrs. Clayton, Vice
President. and Mrs. T. ". Frat,
of the Board Of Directors, who have
successful completion the erection OF
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made for tbs schooling OF all the little ones
at the Asylum. The new addition is 26xS0
| feet in dimensions. and will be at orca occu.
pied TIE City Board of Education will
provide teacher for the new scheol.room,
! besides fuel, etc. TIE school heretofore
maintained 81 the Asyl school building
Numbered about 70 scholars, which were
crowded iato a single room and taught by
one teacher. BY use If the additional room
and the employment of another teacher, from
1G0 TO 10 scholars will be accommodated 10
all, and the larger school divided 80 as to
place about so children under each teacher
THE HEINRICH PESEFIT.-Professor Karl
Heinrich was the recipient of benefit at
Turner Hall last night that was well at.
tended. The programme was o very enter.
tanning one. Jones, Beebe & Grants orches.
ira played Lustspiel," the ''Torpe!o
Galop" (by Grant,, and accompanied by w.
Flanagan in clarioret solo, be playing
" Romsntfque Airs Varis" icy Thornton)
the beneficiary gave rs a piano solo :" Wei.
lenhaupt's Grand Military March :" a
mixed chorus sang Mohr's "Tyroler Volss.
lied p. K. Hcffnsn Gang a bass solo, "Wie
Schoen Rist Du;" Miss Little Bauer and
Mr.. Hoffman sang the duet for soprano and
bass, "Fliegs du VoeZel.in Thy Abb; Miss
Bertha Rseber sang the soprano solo by a BIT,
"Wenn Du i'm Traum Wrist Fragen;" the
Singing Section Of the Vereiu Eintr chit gave
Haeser's chorus, Der VALID ;" c. Spalt', L.
Gutheil, j. Knspper and K. Hoffman gave
the quartet fer male voices, 40 Wald, VIE
| Ewig Schoea Bist Du" As finale, pleas-
ing operetts, introducing many popular airs
from the wellknown operas, and entitled
1.-The Gypsy Countess" was given by four.
teen ladies' and gentlemen. Dancing sue,
cesded the concert.
The WEATHER-In regard to the weathe,
reports received at the Signal Service station
last night, Sergeant Bsrwick says: The
barometer has been falling quite rapidly dur
ipg the past IS hours. 1t has been raining a.
Olympia, Portland AID Roseburg during thc
same time. A foul weather sunset is reported
from Portland to Red Bluff, which is sn indi
ostion that in ths next "a hours there viii bs
rain in the upper Sacramento valley. sons
portions of which needs moisture TO suecol
the early sosn wheat crop.
The CONTESTED ELECTION. trial O.
the contested election case of Ccglan VS.
Beard was continued in the Superior Cour
on Saturday. Precincts q, and 81 wer;
ceuated. In Precinct p there was no chaogi
from the officisl count of the Beard of Super
visors In Pcec:rct 5 Coglsn gained vote
ana Beard lost Precinct % showed los
Of one each. Sho1ld there be 10 furthei
chspgas Coglan will gain the election by
majority Of Is. The count will continue to
dsy.
METROPOLITAN TFEaTER The Kentucky
Jubilee Singers are announced to open per
formaHce at the Metropolitan Tteater OF
Thursday evening. Miss Maggie Webb,
colo-ed prius donna, is announced to sins
the "0ld Kentucky Home and AWAY
Down on the Swanee River" among othe
sorgs Populir prices at the theater, and NJ
charge for reserved seats, uhich eau be OBJ
tsinsd st ths box Office on Wednesday morn
ing.
ATTACKED BY WoLvEs.-The Folsom Tie
grcpA says: On Saturday. on the grant o
Cox { Clark, gsag of seven wolves mad
On stack Oh n man, who. had he not had
CUR, would have undoubtedly been killed
He shot o7e of the number, wounded another
and intimidatei the rest, until he reached
place of safety. These wolves, or coyotes
are said to so IN gangs. ard when together il
nanbeTs, are extremely dangerous.