Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-01


Special meeting Of the Board of Education
to night.
THE MURDERER STILL AT LARGF.-Gie.
vane Lsntini, the murderer of Mrs. Troia, at
Gait, is still at large. On Friday evening he
weat to the cabin occupied by gang Of Chi
namen in the employ of man named Peters,
on Dry creek, for food, but obtained none.
Saturday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock,
Jerry Young was hunting game with rife
on Dry creek. AS he was making his way
through the timber he heard strange sound
in. an old cabin, and he went TO learn the
cause. As he neared the cabin he saw man,
hatless and coatless, run out of the bacl, door
and take TO the brush. Young identified him
as the murderer, but instead of bringing him
to halt be let him go, and turned back to
Gait TO notify Constable Fugitt of Lentini's
whereabouts The murderer ran towards tbs
railroad track and followed it a considerable
distance until he got into line with the
Pocket" or opposite New Hope, when he
turned to the westward and made for the
pocket" the bridges across the Nickel.
umne river have been guarded all day and
night since Saturday. but Lentini didn't
show himself. Sheriff Cunningham, officer
o. c. jackson and others are hunting for the
murderer in the vicinity Of New Hope. At
the latest accounts they had not got On his
track Constable Fugitt was informed OF
the murder about o'clock on the evening it
was committed, and instead of starting out
at once to hunt up the murderer, who went
to bed in a cabin near by dead drunk, the
lffcer waited until the next day; In the
meantime the murderer escaped.
THE Police CASES DEc1DED.-The cases of
the police officers against the Board Of
Police Commissioners, asking for writ OF
mandate to reinstste them in Office, which
was argued some time since in the Supreme
Court by City Attorney w. A. Anderson tor
the Commissioners, and Attorney-Generai
Hart and Jones & Martin for the policemen,
has Just been decided. by the Supreme Court
affirming the Judgment of the Superior Court.
1t will be rememb red that it was contended
by Mr. Anderson that the Board had the
right at any time TO remove an officer and ap-
point his successor, notwithstanding the terms
OF the Police Act provided that no member
could be removed except on written charges
holding that such provision Is unconstItu-
tional. 1t seems that the Supreme Court took
the same view Of the case, and so decided.
THE UPPER SAcRAMENTo.-T The steamer
Governor Dana arrived from the upper Sac
ramento yesterday. Her cargo consisted Of
l, 800 sacks of barley consigned TO George
Schroth & Co., of this city. The Captain re-
ports that the Sacramento was very high
above Coluss. The river is bank full above
that psint, but owing TO the says in many
places it wastes away before reaching this
city. No damage SO far has been done by
high water.
COMPANY B.-The following is list OF the
non commissioned officers of Company B,
Second Artillery: Quartermaster Sergeant,
H. W. Klays; Serseants, A. S; Woods, I.
+. Smith. Thomas Wiseman, II. G. Can't
we'll. p. A. Grace and j. B. King Corpo-
rails. T. O'Flaherty. A. J. R:imers. j. +.
Best. p. J. Costello, T. Carrigsu. Anthony
Cook, Harry X. Snow and Peter King.
CANDIDATES BY reference to the sdver-
tisment columns it win be seen that the fol-
lowing Republicans have announced their
candidacy w. Il Jones, for Third Trustee );
f. L. Ames, for Third Trustee, and w. n.
Anderson, for City Attcrnsy.
EcoYoMY Is WEALTH-Fiftoen of these
adamantine candles as tie Red House for %
CENTS, and a box o. that chemical olive soap
for 80 cents, and three bars Of that fine toilet
soap for . cents. are always bought by those
families who consult their own interest.
PRoxouNcED by all that we have the finest
stock ard the greatest variety OF boots and
shoes to be found in the city of Sacramento.
y swis Bros, Nc. All street, between Fourth
and Filth.
Go TO Lewis Bros, AL J street, between
Fourth and Fifth, for fine sewed boots and
shoes for mems and ladies' and children's