Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30

MISTAKEN IDENTITY.-Not long since, rs
RECORD UHIoN reporter YVES meanderipg
homs in The early morning hours, his atten-
ton was attracted TO a couple of individuals
on the o7rre: OF Sixth and K streets, who
were actil{ in a noe altogether strange man
nsr. The reporter advanced for q close, in.
specian. Taey proved 10 be two well.diey8ed
young msn who had evidently bsea making
night Of it, and tbs subj=ot under discussion
appeared to be that Of reaching their
respective domicilss. Oas of them, having
had more frequent applications OF early
grave shan his companion, the other was en-
deavoriGg to impress upon his mind the
necessity of going home, and that a. once.
The following conversation took place No.
Lee gone" No. 2" Lee don't (hie);
dye think I'm drunk, an can't (hic) gone
wen l ge' ready?" No. l with a mighty
ettor!) y" Come, John, whst'il yer wife sag ?"
No. ." a'no mszzer leg ave nozsr drink,"
and at this be boltsd across the street in the
direction Of what he supposed TO be lighted
saloon. The door net yielding, he stopped
and stared, for an instant, through the
French plate-glsss door. Then, preceding it
by 8 2roan that revsrberatsd through the
streets and set the dogs to bowling for dis-
lance of ssvcn blocks in every direction, he
calculated: My -! I've got 'em at
last - and rushed up K street, perfectly so
bered, The establishment through the door
of which he had been looking was thst Of an
undertaken
FREIGHT FROM THE EAsr.-The following
merchandise for Sacramento passed Ogden
on the 26.h instant For Baker & Hamilton,
boxes locks, l package hatchets: Huuting-
ton. Hopkins & Co.. 5 cases hammers. l case
tackle Blocks, 90 boxes uaiis, bales leather,
1868 bars steel: Hale BIOS & Co, l bale
cotton goods: ArEniugto7, Mills & Morse, l
box hats G IL kreHs, ) barrels psiat A.
A. Van Vs0rhtss Il Co.. cases lasts, II
bundles cloth, balts and box saddlery, l
case hardware, l bale bllukets; Mebius &
Co, csss card7, 6 packages sob eco: Vein
stool; q LGbin, 5 cases boots ard zhoas, box
hosiery; Jamas G.. Davis, l box chairs
LiLdteY d q. 30 cases s2r5ineS. 10 bags bird
sees, so box = C0CoaDut Hall, Llhrs & Co,
4 packages 5,bscc0: BilIioesley & Co, u
boxes corn poppsr'; Mrs. l. j. Roberts, I
sewing machine Z. q. Parsons, l box dry
geo 5; Locke I. IaveEso1, l T0li CARPET l..
i. Lewis & Co.. 8 boxes ornaments. l craze
soas 7sogs, ! boxes cJal-oii stoves Perry Il
Co. l Cari1ad stoves.
The CAMPAIGN OPESs.-The Iocsl political
campaign opens for Sacramento county to-
night with a grand ratification meeting, to be
held by the Republican party at the Metro.
politan Theater. Il ia the initial meeting,
and as such will be one of moro than ordi.
nary interest. Tho candidates on tie Rep.
publican ticket for Sacramento county will be
present, address the people, and define their
positions There viii be music by bands,
and every effort made 20 accommodate large
audience. Tharo is reason to expect 3 fi9e
attendance, and that the voters of the CITY
will turn out TO hear what the candidates
have TO ssy. The meeting will be the first
public assembly, aside from those drawn bv
dramatic performances, held in the new
theStsr.
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday:
Sarah Leslie pleaded guilty toa charge of dis
turbing the peace she was faed S. or five
days in the city prison. The charge of dis
turbing the peace against Walter Hook and
Fred Cook was dismissed. Louis Schmidt.
charged with dischaIging firearms in the CITY
limits, was discharged Amelia Verdigo.
charged with Tiisdsneanor, had her case con.
tinued until October 9Th. Frank Schmidt,
CHARGED with battery, was feed IS or Eve
days il the County Jail