Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

| Patrick Welsh, eleven years old, EN-.
ployed in Kings pickle factory, had two
| fingers of his left hand badly crushed Tues.
day, by being caught in the elevator.
The Superior Court, Departn emit IL, is
| engaged in securing jury to try Giobatta
Gaiiano, charged with the murder of Pietro
Battlsta. IN the Visitacion valley, on the
18th of last December.
Tuesday morning at o'clock officer Liz.
| vile found on Pine street, near Kearny. a
man who was stupidity drunk and bleeding
| from wound on the head, received in fall
| ing against the curbstone. When searched
at the station he was found to have on his
| pereon $50 in coin and bank check for
Sl,o00, payable to bearer.
The old bark Dublin, loaded with lum
| Der, which went ashore some weeks ago
! about two miles south Of the Cliff House.
has gone to pieces, and the lumber, such as
was not saved, and ship timbers are float.
ing about in the surf The struggle for
the debris caused fight on the beach on
Tuesday and several arrests.
1t is said that all of the sailors of the
British ship Prince Oscar have deserted
from that vessel. On her recent voyage to
this port six sailors bloached half dozen
cases of wine in her cargo. The Harbor
Police investigated the matter, but as the
men were not anne riabie to the laws of t.
United States, no arrests were made.
Julius Kenn, of 25S Third street. Ger.
man, 40 years of age, has been reported
missing from bis home since last FRIDAY.
Kenn had been ont of employment for
some time, and since his disappearance his
wife has received note written by him, in
which he announced that he intended to
drown himself, and that when his BODY is
recovered it will be attired in a suit of
gray.
Consul Bee has written letter to Mayor
Blake IN reference to the new Laundry or
dlnauce, IN which he calls the attention of
the Mayor to the result Of his investigation
of the subject. The Consul gays there are
200 laundries that viii be affected by the
ordinance, which pay monthly rental of
st. 2lO, or S14, 500 a year, and adds to this
licenses and water, making a total paid @
$l02, $50 per annum.
Frank Coons, young koodlum who has
been IN the House of Correction once and
IN the County Jail at least four times for
petty crimes, Tuesday evening entered his
fathers house and demanded money.
The demand was promptly refused. Coons
then began to abuse his mother and sister
and struck his father over the head. A
struggle ensued, IN which the old man was
worsted at first, but he afterwards fioored
his son and held him until officers came
and carried him off to the southern station,
where his name adorns the register on four
different lines, each line representing a
charge of misdemeanor.
Sergeant McDermott brought to the
| Central Police Station Rebecca and Lucin-
da Galpln, aged respectively l6 and Il,
to be detained there until relative of
| theirs could be hunted up and brought to
| them. The girls were found at the ferry
landing in the company of a couple of sus-
| picious Characters, and the Sergeant asked
them where they came from and where
| they were going. They stated that their
parents lived in Marysviile. that their
| father was carpenter, and that they had
been working in Sacramento and Folsom,
| but had come here to find friend Mr..
| Sumner, who would assist them in getting
work. They also stated that they gave a
man s., all the money they had, on his
| promise TO secure them room at cheap
hotel, and that when the train reached
Oakland he disappeared. The Sergeant,
| fearing that the men who were talking to
the girls intended to lead them to an i'm
proper place, took charge of them.
At the Colored Citizens Union Conven-
ton committees on organization, credentials
aud platform were appointed. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen President 1.
n. Triplett; Vice Presidents, G.. W. w.
Denis, Jr.. Andrew Williams, Walter
Edu onds, f. NJ. Qaivers :; Recording Sec
rotary, j. Wilson Corresponding
Secretary, n. w. Gordon Assistant Score.
taries, Charles Jamisop, w. n. Ssnderson
Pages, /. N. Triplett, Jr., L. Deris Ser.
geants alarms, A Loney, Hillary Burns.
The Chair said the colored people had
cause of complaint that the two dominant
parties had not given colored voters due
representation in their conventions. The
object of the Union was to secure
such representation hereafter, as
the co!oJed voters ave entitled to.
The Committee on Platform reported a
division in, that body of three to three on
this resolution ResolUed, That we. IS a
Committee on Platform and Declaration of
Sentiment, recommend the adoption, as a
declaration of sentiment, the platform of
the Republican party of the State of CAL
ltornla, with the understanding that said
party will grant us official recognition in
the distribution of municipal, State and
Federal patronage throughout the State,
and we propose to maintain cur right to
said recognition by the adoption of every
lawful, just and expedient measure to at
tain that end" The resolution caused con.
fusion and lively debate, and before final
action the Convention adjourned.