Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26
MINOR MENTION.

Emigrants to the number of LAT will arriv,
In Sacramento tomorrow.
The Second Ward Republican Club i
called to meet this evening at its headquarters
j. w. Rudolph hiss filed his claim to tn.
| trademark Victory Oir' with the Secretary
of State.
| The sailing days for the Oregon steamship
line for the months Of October and Novem
Der are published to-day.
| The Sacramento society for medical i'm
provement held regular meeting Tuesday
evening st the office of Dr.. Baldwin.
The Central Pacific pay.ca arrived yester'
day afternoon. The employees in this city
will receive their wages tor the last month.
The night school at Ninth and M streets,
under the supervision Ct Professor Hyde ano
Miss King, is largely attended, some 60 per.
sons awaiting themselves Of the opportunity.
Hiram Cook has cherry tree in his yard
IN this city that, mistaking the present state
| OF the weather for spring, has blossomed, as
II to make crop for its owner this winter
The District Lodge of the l. o. G. I. will
convene at Fireman's Hall, on Eighth street
| between and K. in this city, OBJ Saturday
A large number of delegates ara expected
| from abroad.
A coal-oil lamp exploded at the residencs
| OF L. Nash, on l. street, between Fifth and
Sixth, on Tuesday evening. Il was with
great difficulty the house was saved from be-
ing destroyed.
The old foot bridge from G street to the
railroad shops, which has done duty for years,
has at last been removed to make way for the
filling in that will soon make solid land where
| it formerly stood.
Sheriff Sprague, of Butte county, passed
through this city yesterday, en- route to San
Quentin, having in charge James Parker, sen.
fenced to the State Prison for ten years
for manslaughter.
Rev. w. l.. De Munbrun, of Mt Healthy,
Ohio, has accepted the call to assume pastoral
relations with the church of the United
Brethren in Christ of this city. Rev. III. J.
Becker will speak at their church tonight,
and complete arrangements to give Mr.. De
Munbrun reception upon his arrival.
A Democratic meeting is announced to be
held at the Metropolitan Theater tomorrow
evening. Addresses will be delivered by Col.
George Tourney and Henry Hanback,, the
latter, named speaking in German. A band
CT music will be in attendance. A portion of
the auditorium will be reserved for ladies and
their escorts.
A six-horss team belonging to a rancher
who resides on the Costumes, started on a
runaway last evening from Front and /.
streets. They ran uo l. street to Eighth,
where the two wheel horses fell and were
slightly injured by the wagon striking them.
The other horses we're then captured without
further damage being done. Several ladies
who were driving on L street at the time had
very narrow escape from coming in contact
with the ruuaways.
The mania for "straws" is becoming wide.
snTpad farHn txryS -ota al
this city. one at the State House and another
at J-street barbershop. The ferrper
mentioned showed the following result !:
Stonemau, %; Estee, GO; Mcdonald, [:
McQuiddy, l. At the latter.naned place the
ballot-box was carefully guarded, and each
man was required TO register his name before
voting. There were 140 votes cast. Stone.
man, 81 Estee, 81; Mcdonald, IL; Nc
Quiddy, l.
AN AssAULT.-Yesterday forenoon an as
sault was made on S. Stein, who keeps a
store on K street near Eighth, by coiored
man named Hathaway. Mr.. Stein relates
that some four or FIVE months since man
named Odell came into his place and traded
q watch for pistol. Yesterday Dave
Hathaway entered his store and asked to
change the pistol as it was too small. Upon
been made with him, he attacked Mr.. Stein
with long. barreled target-pistol, taken from
the counter, striking him a stunning blow on
the head. The assailant then retreated to a
saloon near by, to which place ne was followed
by Stein, armed with loaded pistol. In
the saloon Hathaway was arrested BY citi.
zen, and delivered to Police Judge Henry,
who happened along.
A TRoT.-A trottiog match, which com.
manded considerable interest, took place at
Agricultural Park yesterday afternoon. The
entries for the race were: NJ. w. Hicks
named Pearl, J. w. Wilson named Rodan,
and g. Schutius named Prince. The Judges
were John hatcher. Fl. Wacbh rat and P. C.
Smith. TIE first heat was won by Prince in
2:44, Pearl second and Roian third The
next two heats were won by Prince in 2:31l
and 2:49.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday B. Lssky, charged with receiving
stolen property, was discharged. James
Doyle pleaded guilty to being drunk, and was
lined 50. The charge Of vsgrancy against
John McCarron was tried by jury, and the
prisoner discharged. p. Daley was found
guilty of battery, and judgment deferred IN
ell Saturday; and Johanna Hopper was tried
W O JUAg, iou1u bultSy Suu sentenced TO I'VE
days in the County Jail.
IEooRP oRATED.-Articies of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester-
day by the San Antonio Water Company.
Directors-Georse Choffsv, Jr., w. B. Chof.
fey, j. G. Dunlap. G. D. Cunningham, r.
NJ. Widney. Cap.til stock, 81, 500, 900, di
vided into 1900 shares. Principal place Of
business, Ontario, San Bsrnardino county,
California.
NoTARIEs APPOINTED - The following
named Notaries Public have been appointed
by Governor Perkins: w. E. Deweese, for
Nspa county. to reside at Naps City An.
gervine Reynolds, for Msriposa county, to
reside az Mariposa.
REGIsTRATIeN.-The Board of Supervisors
are to hold special meeting at 10 a. N. on
Monday next to consider the question of the
publication of the supplementary Great Reg
lister.