Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-07
.PsorA1 DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD.uSlosI
The Public schaOIs-Cargo Of CoaIies L,

L2+ F'-t+iN DiSFAlNit 10 TIE RECOkD-UNlOS.
The Public schaoIs-Cargo Of Coolies Enc
-SteaEishIp Libeled.
SAN Francisco, July 65h.-All the publia
schools Of the city will reopen on Monday.
The British steamship Malabar, another
sea tramp, is low due at this port with a
cargo OF coolies.
The United States District Attorney to-
day filed e liCel against the Anger Head, to
recover 1920, the amount CT penalty i'm.
posed at the rate of s. head for bringing to
this port S04 Cinnamon, whose sleeping
hunks were not constructed in accordance
with the requirements of the statutes.
Unsafe Bank of Deposit.
SAN Francisco, July 6th.-For about 8
year there has been within the reach of the
visitors to the Catholic Cemetery nice little
plum of 81. 100 which could have been OBJ.
tanned merely by putting ones arm into a
hollow tree and dragging it out. But the OPP
porSunity exists no longer, some one having
found the money and appropriated if. The
owner, Joseph Miller, now wants to discover
who found the money, which he drew from the
French Bank long ago and concealed ia the
hollow tree under the impression that the lat
ter was the safer place of deposit. He states
thet the money was in the tree June 18th,
but was gone three days later. The money
consisted of one hundred $50 pieces and ten
$40 pieces.
The Drowned Clergyman.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.h-Rev. +. G. w,
Fem, who was to have delivered the Grafton
at Cloverdale on the Fourth Of July, was
drowned in Russian river on Monday. He
was promising young clergyman, and an
orator of considerable power and as native
Californian was prominently identified with
the Native Sons Of the Golden West, of which
Order he was one of the founders. He was
buried this afternoon under the auspices of
California Parlor No. l, n. S. G. w.
Attempted Suicide.
SAN Francisco, July 6th.-A young We
man, the wife of Andrew Simmons. keeper
of saloon at No. - Pacific street, took laud.
anum with suicidal intent this morning, and
was taken to the City Receiving Hospital
She was nearly dead when taken to the hos.
pital, but the use Of the battery and stomach
pump revived her somewhat, and there are
now hopes that her life may be saved.
Nurfersus AssauIt-TuneraI.
SAN FRANcIsCo, July 6th.-At about half
past O'Clock this morning Mike Molloy and
Henry Harrison got into 4 row on Market
street, between Fifth and Sixth, during which
trouble Mclloy was stabbed three times in
the side, with pocket knife. He was taken
to the City Receiving Hospital and Harrison
was arrested by officer John Wallace on q
charge of assault TO murder.
The funeral of Frank Soule, the veteran
journalist, took place to-day, and was very
largely attended.
Suicide Of an Cid Noman-suIt for Money
Promised.
SAN Francisco, July Gsh.-Nlrs Harmo-
dan, aged 90, nearly blind and in i'll health,
died this morning from dose of creosote,
taken yesterday with suicidal intent.
Suit has been brought by Thomas Davis,
as assignee Of P. II. McLaren, against J. D.
Roberts and John Pearson, for So $50 alleged
to have bean promised NIcLaren by defend
ants on condition that McLarsn remain quiet
and not oppose settlement between the
WoodyiIle and Justice Mining Companies in
December. 1877.
Steamship Matters.
SAN Francisco, July 6th.-One of the
California immigration Commissioners
abroad, in letter from Leipsic, intigates
that the German steamship companies have
not the slightest idea of ever dispatching
steamers to New Orleans direct The export
Of wheat to Liverpool may be profitable for
England, but not so for Germany, as she, as
well as Austria and Hungary, are sure of
large surplus for export. If the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company would lower rates from
Panama to San Francisco the German COM
pany would be able to make lower rates than
heretofore.
The F.lthY steanistfp-Heid 10 Answer
for Smuggling.
SAN Francisco, July 6th.-Ths steamship
Cairnsnuir is being thoroughly fumigated to.
day, and the sanitary condition improved as
far as possible. The steamer, however is in
very filthy con iition. Thus far the Quar-
antins Officer has discovered no cases of
smallpox. II good health prevails the
steamer will be clean enough to dock Satur-
day.
Peter Shasen, third mate on the steamship
Mexico, has been held to answer by the
United States Commissioner on a charge of
smuggling cigars into this port.
Burglar Captured.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July Gsh.-John Miller
was arrested this afternoon on q charge of
burglary. He was detected in the act of rifing
bureau drawer at residence in Powell
street
Personal.
SAN Francisco, July 6th.-D. o. Mills
and his son-in-law, Whitelaw Reid, with
their families, were on the train from the
East to-day Messrs. Mills and Reid left the
train at Reno for Virginia, and the ladies ar.
rived IL this city to-day.
Democratic Club Misunderstanding
Case Decided.
SAN Francisco, July 6sh.-Democratic
Club No. SO met tonight, and heartily in
dorsed the ticket placed in the field by the
State Convention. Club No. passed SINH
lar resolutions.
There was an interesting case decided to-
day in the Justices Court, presided over by
Judge Clough. 1t was instituted byP. B. Gal.
lagher, on behalf of the Boot and Shoemakers'
Union, against Levinsky Bros, to obtain pos
session Of the white labor die stamp, which
was sold to the firm about three years ago.
It was found by Gallagher and Joseph NJ.
Clark short time ago in possession
of Chinese firm named Wing Kee Chong
& Co., doing business at No. 10 Webb street,
in this city. Suit was Immediately com.
menced by the Union, and Clark and Gala
CHER, in company with Deputy Sheriff Nc.
Cormick, visited the Chinese factory in order
to regain possession of the stamp. After
long trial the Court decided that Levinsky
Bros. were in duty bound to deliver the
stamp back to the Union Counsel for the
Union said it was his purpose to bring the
case before the Suuerlor Court To oomnel