Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The town was very quiet last evening for
fair week.
Oae hundred and eighteen immigrant nss-
Esngers will arrive from the Est this after
noon.
Seventy-four plates of iron consigned to
Huntington & Hopkins passed Ogden on the
9Th of September.
Burglaries and robberies are being commit
ted on every hand. Three men were robbed
on the streets Monday night.
Judge Counts lost his eoat in a ten-cent
barber chop yesterday. He says he got a
ten cent shave, but lost SO coat.
The curfew bell will be ruog hereafter at
O'Clock P. NJ instead of 8, and the boys are
given fair warning not to let the dew fall on
them after that hsur.
il Pstrick Murphy and James German had q
3 fight on Second street yesterday morning.
Both were under the influence Of liquor.
Murphy drew pistol and attempted to shoot
German, and would have done go hsd not
the weapon snapped. No arrests.
Hebrew New Year will begin at sundown
to-day. Religious services will be held this
evening in the synagogue on Sixth street, be-
tween J and K. Tbursdsy morning at 8
o'clock Rabbi Bloch will off slate at the same
place, assisted by an excellent choir.
SHOOTING AFFAIR ON K STREET.-This
morning little before o'clock i've pistol
shots were fred in quick succession on the
corner of Third and X streets. The Chief of
Police and several officers were promptly on
hand. A crowd of four or five hundred per-
sons gathered in few seconds, and it
was some minutes before it was
discovered who had done the shoot.
41as-
ascertained the officers started in search.
Officer Carroll arrested one of the parties, by
The name Of Dan Sullivan, and lodged him in
the city prison. The other man goes by the
name of Lynch, and is still at large. Dat of
all the shots fred not one took
effect, but some pedestrians on the
line of X street had very narrow
call. Two other persons by the names
of Wright and Lynch were also ar
rested and taken to the lookup. The diff
Guilty grew out OF a quarrel between Lynch
and Sullivan. about week ago, in the alley
on Third street, between j and K, when
Sullivan drew revolver on Lynch and
threatened to shoot him, but parties near by
separated them, and the matter died out
until last evening, when Sullivan and
four of his sang followed Lynch and another
party by the name of Wright into a saloon
on Third street, between aud K. As soon
Wright left and crossed over to the north.
west corner of laird aad X streets, where
they opsned hre on each other, without draw
ing blood.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday
John Rosr, arrested on a charge of vagrancy,
was found guilty, and ordered to appear for
sentence September IL h. Jas. Clark, charged
with battery, was discharged. John Ryan
pleaded guilty to charge of disturbing the
peace, and was fned $40 or ten days in the
chain gang. G. NJ. Barnes, charged with
nisdemeanor, pleaded not guilty. The case
WAS continued until September 18Th. Valen-
tine, charged with mis- 1efneanor, pleaded not
guilty. The case was continued to Septem.
Der 20.h. VIM. Hart, arrested on = charge
of battery, pleaded not guilty. His case was
continued to September 10Th. p. j. DowdelI
pleaded guilty Co the charge of being COM
mon drunk. The Judge gave him ten days
in the county all. ID. Sullivan, charged with
petit larceny, pleaded not guilty. and was
discharged. John Kicks and james Moran,
charged with vagrancy, were both set at
liberty Peter Byrne, arrested for disturbing
the peg was at the request of the prosecut-
ing witness discharged. John Kennedy,
charged with passing counterfeit money. was
heIu 90 answer. MS Dali was nxeu at q, UUU
DR.. Cooksiey, charged with disturbing tbs
peace, was found guilty. The Judgment was
deferred TO September 16,h. Billy Davidson,
charged with petit larceny, was found guilty,
s1d fined $50 or thirty days ia the county
Jail.
TRIBUTE TO Princess LoUIsE-Thers
was shown at this office last evening tribute
to be presented to Princess Louise, daughte,
of Quesn Victoris, and wife Of the Marquis
of Lorne, on her passage through this city,
last evening. 1t was prepared By R. A
= Fisk, of this city, as a testimonial on his part
1t consisted of silveyplatsd basket of rich
design. bearing on one side in pure silver the
American q sg, and on the other in pure sill
yer the flag of Great b .itsiu, both put il
colors by Mrs. M. 7. Brewer. Between these
flags, from the handle, hung o Canada Leaf
of solid silver, and engraved thereon were These
words: Her Royal Highoess Princess
Louise. Presented by Richard A. Fisk, Of
the Telegraph Department, Turkish Cont;n
gent Engineers, under command of Major
Stokes Kertcb, Crimes. Catered service
June 20, 1855, aged 16 years and 14-months.
The basket was filed with choice flower
from Ebsfs conservatory, and were arranged
by that florist The chief of these were TIM
eucharis, stephenolis, tuberose. clsrodendrop
carnations, fuchsias, bsgonias. eienetis, roses
and interspersed were maiden hair ferns, Th'
whole was illusionizsd by gYpsophyela, OIL
more Familiarity known as infants breath
The whole made up chasts. rich and appro
pirate tribute to the distinguished lady.
A Foul DEED.-Yesterday morning abou
half-past IL o'clock, as two boys were herd
iDg cattle south of I street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth. in "dug-out "a plac
where the earth had been excayated for max
ing brick-.hey discovered something rollet
up in white muslin. Ga investigation thel
discovered that il was the dead body OF al
infant. The Coroner was Immediately mott
fed, and the remains were taken TO tn
morgue. Upon further investigation it wa
found that the child had two wounds upol
the right cheek, either one OF which woul
have caused death. The white muslin tn
babe WAS wrapped in was covered with lsrg,
spots of blood. The garments with which i
was dressed consisted Of . flannel skirt ant
white muslin night-dress, trimmed with en-
broidery. The babe was 3 little girl, ant
about two month"; old The body is some
what decomposei and evidently must hav
lain there two or three days. The inques
will be held to-day ct 10 o'clock, when 1t is b
be hoped some light may be thrown on thi
brutal murder that msy tend TO bring tn
ptFpcLoAOEc W ttiS DtE VI iustiCts NhtAb tuo,
will have an opportunity to answer for til
foul crime they have committed.
ANOTHER HIGawAY RoBBERY.-On Mon
day, sbou. half-psst 9 P. n, highwaymal
stopped man named j. Crone as he wa
passing the corner of Tenth AMI ? street,
Toe revolver. that always plays prominen
part towards making r.an hand over hi
small change, was brought into use. In ODE
disnce to the robbers demands the way fare
handed over his capital. which amounted t
20 cents. He was then permitted to Depart.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-A good hons
for the season witnessed TIE second produC
ton Of East Lynne by Mrs. Bates las
evening and her company of stock actors
This evening Mrs. Bates will appear as 70
an the "0ctorooa." The piece viii brin
out the full strength of the troupe. ard it
one entirely competent to present this popu
lar drains.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following names az
psared on the slate at the station-house las
night at u o'clock: Dan Carriean, dsuni
by officers Eldred aud Green; ID. Sullivan
petty larceny, by Eldred and Nash. local
Mrs. Carroll, petty larceny, By officer Lsavy
Arr tszIrsay.-Nrs. Y. I
Crocker has consented to have Ter CALLER
opened to the public at from 10 a. NJ. to
>--P. NJ each day this week. Fifty cents az
mission viii be charged. The receipts viii |
donated to the Towards.
The PETALuMA INcuBAroR.-The Pet,
luna incubator at the PAVILION is one of Il
most rovel and interesting exhibits If Il
fair. Il is hatching cut 400 htsle chick
ntjss visiting the Pavilion should not f.
Qua dew center shelving and the variety
new goods that we have filed them witt
occasions veiy fattering remarks. Come ar
examineour splendid assortment. Hale Bros
CLCsED.-0nr stores will close Wednesds