Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-02
sAs FRANCISCO ITEMS.

During the month of October the police
made 2, 045 arrests.
Francis, the missing railway postal clerk,
has been heard of at Honolulu.
County Clerk Wilder issued 222 mar.
rage licenses last month for which he war
paid the scin OF S444.
Imports of treasure from Oregon by the
last steamer were S55, 400, and from Cen
trail America, Mexico and Panama, by the
last steamer, $4,000.
The mortusry report for the month o.
October shows 400 deaths-male 265, fe
male l35-as against 354 for the CORE
spending month of last year.
Emma Perry, who fell from the Rsser
voir Hill in the MaIket-street cut, on the
night of the 18th of September, has beer
removed to the Napa Insane Asylum.
Superintendent of Streets Graham re
ports that from October Sd to October
18th, inclusive, there were forty.one and
half miles of public street swept at cost
OF SS7l SO, the rate being 81 per mile.
Nearly $500 has been received by the
Italian Consul at this port in aid of the
sufferers by recent foods in Italy. All
contributions are forwarded to the italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, who has the
matter in charge.
The California Athletic and Lacrosse
Club has issued challenge, offering to
match James Masterson in athletic compe.
tition against any one, Il. S. Haley pre-.
ferred. The competition is to be series
of nine events, and will be for gold medal
and the championship of the coast.
County Clerk David Wilder reports that
during the month of October he received
S3,4ll % in fees, which he turned over to
the County Treasurer, from the following
sources: General Departments, Sl,722
Department Probate, 1855 Department OF
Special Proceedings, $3.50 25; and S444
for marriage licenses.
The Act of Congress, passed August %
last, regulating the carriage of passenger
by sea, went into effect Wednesday. The
Act provides that immigrants going BY
steamship must be allowed, when on the
main deck, one hundred cubic feet of space,
and when on the deck below, one hundred
and twenty cubic feet. Other important
changes regarding food, accommodations,
ETC., are made.
In the case of G. L. Jordan, charged
with obtaining money by false pretenses,
Judge WaYmire has denied the application
for writ of habeas corpus and remanded
the accused to custody. The accused
essayed to secure his release on the ground
that he had already been tried and &C
quilted on the charge The prisoner ha,
appealed to the Supreme Court for Yri,
of habeas corpus.
Fred. w. Bert, theatrical manager, now
of the California Theater, has filed his pc
tition in insolvency. His liabilities are
stated at S5l, l76 ii his assets at moth.
lug. The causes which have led to Me-.
Bert's embarrassments are stated as fol
lows Parties failing to keep contracts and
engagements in his theaters, and unsuc,
cessful stars and dramatic representations,
upon which large sums of money were ex,
pended.
The internal revenue receipts in this dis
trict for the month of October were as fol
lows:
S23l, 66!
Beer Observation-Disclosures. 80 go
!ooacco. 10l, 00(
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Total :..-..................... 1886, 05,
previously since July lst..............- 1,027, III