Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-28
CAPITAL CHIPH,

Two carloads of hops were shipped East
yesterday.
The steamer San Joaquin. No. 2 arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with merchan
disc.
A boy named John Frazier was thrown
from horse at Agricultural Park yesterday
and seriously injured.
Il. L. Cbwdry, we'll known citizen OF thi.
city, is Confined to his bed by a severe attack
Of Inflammation of the bowels.
Sheriff Sprsgue, of Oroville, passed through
this city yesterday On his way to the Maps
Asylum with an insane Cainaman in charge.
The floral decorations mentioned Yesterday
as being upon the grave of Engineer Brown
were placed there by the sisters of the de.
ceased.
| Yesterday the Plaza hay market was filled
with wagons loaded with alfalfa and oas hay,
Farmers receive SIS for oat and SD for
alfalfa hay, and fad ready market at those
pricas.
A ratification meeting viii be held by the
Republican party on next Saturday evening
| at the Metropolitan Theater. County candi-
dates and other speakers are announced to
be present.
A horse tied on street, near Fourth, yes
terday, became entangled in the harness. and
in endeavoring to extricate Itself upset the
buggy. The interference of bystsuders pre-
vented what might have been lively rura-
way.
Hons. A. L. Hart. V. A. Gregg, w. A.
Cheney and Calvin Edgertor, are announced
to deliver campaign speeches for the Repub-
lican party in several towns and cities of the
interior. Messrs. Hart and Gregg speak in
Sacramento October 9th.
At a regular meeting of Capt. oil Lodge, No.
81, l. o. G. L the following members were
elected delegates to the Grand Lodge of the
Order, which convenes in San Francisco on
Tuesday next Mrs. J. l.. Huntoon, VIM
MANLY. Susie Folger. Mrs. Wn. Manly and
Abe Wilson.
Geo. L. Morrill,, a young man formerly a
resident of this city, lost the use of one of
his hands on Monday last by coming in con.
tact with . circular saw in the Truckee Lum-
Der Company's factory at Truckee. He came
to this city yesterday morning for surgical
treatment.
Announcement is made that special
meeting of the members of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held at
their rooms, 309 j street, this afternoon at
half-past 2 o'clock, for the consideration of
important business. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
METROPOLITAN HE ATER.-W, IL. Galmer
and company will occupy the boards at the
Metropolitan Theater for one weak, com.
mencing next Monday evening. Perform
ance each evening and matinee on Saturday.
There are two plays announced, viz: The
Bankers Daughter and The Lights of
London" II is understood that several car.
loads Of scenery will be brought up from San
Francisco AS before mentioned, some
changes have been made in the interior Of the
new theater.
ELECTION FUND.-Several days ago ATTIC i.
ney-General Hart received the following let
t.r from the State of Indiana: Dear
Nephew send you captured North Caro-
Ina Confederate bill fer $780, l hope the
bill may insure your next election to the
Office you aspire" Mr.. Hart is at loss TO
know wherein ne can be benefited by the
note. unless q COME lerate Congress should
capture the legislative halls az Washington
and restore H. to the value called for by the
figures on its face.
For SUPERVISORS William Mclaughlin
announces himself this morning as the regular
Democratic nominee for Supervisor in the
Second District. Samuel Blair publishes his
card as the regular republican nominee for
Supervisor of the Third District.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsT.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed o sden on
the Oath inst: Fer A. a. Van VOORHEES,, 2
bundles blankets; John Breuner, carload
furniture; Continental Oil Company, tank
oil