Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-19
CAPITAL CHIPS.


take something"
The famous Wadron perjury case comes
up in the Superior Court this morning.
Ice men are complaining of the rain and
cold weather. The streot-sprinklers are
happy.
Niuety.four immigrants, including sixty.
two males, passed Carlin yesterday en- route
to California.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff. Garrett and
Shellars had the chain.gsng gu. in full force
cleaning the streets.
Governor Perkins has appointed n. J.
Hames Director of the Santa Clara District
Agricultural Association.
The American river steamer Daisy has been
sold to some fst erHlen. She will hereafter
be used on the waters of tie bay.
The fire bells were tolled yesterday on &C.
count OF the death OF James Dillon, MEM
Der of the Exempt Firemen's Association.
J. II. Parnell, who was paralyzsd few
days since, still lies in critical condition.
He has been removed TO the County Hospital.
j. Frank Clark. for Coroner, and G. w.
Hancock, for the Assembly-both nominees
on the Republican ticket-present their cards
10 another column.
This Chilean citizens of Sacramento cele
brated the seyenty-second anniversary of the
Independence OF Chile by a grand ball at
Pioneer Hall last evening.
It is not true, ns has been stated, that all he
reporters at the Park during the State Fair
made love to one girl. Tne Sacramento re-
porters should be excepted.
A lady coming in from the Park oue day
last week said she was heartily disguised with
Sacramento. She had lost her shawl on the
street car aud her husband pool on Del Sur
Hor Ion Il.
Commander of Sumner Post, Grand Army
OF the 1tepublic, vice j. n. Larkin resigned
Captain Grant was chosen Officer of the Day,
vice j. =. Pierrepont resigned.
On Saturday evening II. +. Greer, who
rooms IN X street, between Sixth and Sew.
enth, was robbed of S2i. Mr.. Greer SAYS
when be retired for the night he locked the
doors. The next morning wien he looked
for his money it was all gone, with the ex.
ception OF ten cent?.
An old Californian by the name of Nelson
Webb returned to this city yeste,day after
an absence of twenty years. He says there
are verr few places that he has not visited in
that time, and thinks that Californis, with
her beautiful climate and scenery, excels all
others. Mr.. Webb is brother of Nath.
Webb, Of this city.
Yesterday morning horse attached to a
hsh-wason entered upon runaway at Front
and K directs. He ran up K street and col
lded W Oh wagon containing a small boy
Tie lslwss thrown violently upon the cob.
bled pfsement and quite seriously Injured
The fisl vender captured his runaway steed
after following him several blocks.
Yest.fday. Jane, O'Brien and William
Andersen, who are charged with the murder
of Joe Scott in December, 1873, had partial
examination before Justice Tubbs. The ex.
animation was continued to Friday, Septem-
Der 221H +. ID. Ryan has been employed to
defend, ard the prosecution is conducted by
e. I. j mes and D;ssric. Attorney Buckley.
The sMcKAMENro RIvER.-The Sacramento
river is at lower stage at present that it has
been at this season Of the year for several
years. At Heacock shoals, below the city,
the channel has widened considerably, caus.
ING the water TO become quite shallow The
St am r Modoc on her last trip found some
difficulty in coming through that portion of
the riN er, aud it Is feared that before the
rainsr ms much troubls will be encountered
10 the shoals. With that exception the chan
mel be- ow the city is cutie good The chan
nsl be Seen Sacramento city and the mouth
of the Feather is better than it has been for
several years. For several years past boats
have ftplnd trouble on what is known as Six
mile B Ar. This year it ia covered with several
feet of Sater.
Az oLD VoLuME.-Rabbi Bloch, of this
city, received from Germany few days ago
a very Old and valuable book. The work is
one Of Josephus' history of the Jews. 1t
was pu hlistei in 1874. Mr.. Bloch says there
is but De other copy of this work extant,
and th;t is owned BY the Bedleyam Library
of Berlin. The binding is in a. good condi.
ton as Fhsn it left the hands CT the binder
30S yea q ago. The print Is clear, and the
ink apr Oars to have faded but little, ii any.
En- RourE.-Dsputy Sheriiis Stevenson
and Pr noe, of San Francisco, came up last
evening with FIVE prisoners, en- route to Fol.
som: u. C. Nelson, Eve years. for robbery
William Dunlap, ten years, for grand lar
ceny Allen Weatherberry, one year, for sn
assault 9TH deadly weapon; Thomas Mace.
five yeats. for grand larceny Frank Hamil-
ton, ter years. for grand larceny.
LATE ARREsrs.-The following names ap-
pesred ~ the slate at the station-houss last
night ss II o'clock: Carrie Harris. for petit
larceny, by officers Lesvy and Eidred All
Lug. fjr disturbing the peace, by officer Os.
wald NJ. Arnold, battery, by officer Leavy
Mss. Sarah johnson, for disturbing the peace,
by officer Woods.
NEw CITIZENS. = Yesterday, in Judge
Denson's Court, the folicwing.named per-
sons were admitted to citizenship: Conrad
Ebberecht, native of Germany, on the tes-
! timony of I. II. Berkey and P. Marelash !;
Augustus B. Purfurst, native of Germany,
on the testimony of w. Kreschmer and Hugo
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