Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13
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injured by a fall from the Market.strees
CHI, and who was thought to be hopelessly
insane, has now recovered her reason, and
is rapidly convalescing.
The collections of she State tar NJ, mar.
sonal property, and the State. CITY and
county tax ON real estate, made by Tax.
Collector Grady during the past week.
amounted approximately to $50, 600.
James Smith, one of the crew of the
Glory OF the Seas, was arrested Saturday
for stabbing George Williams, the colored
cook Of the vessel, with sheath.knife, on
the voyage from Liverpool to this port.
The negotiations between the Produce
Exchange and the Merchants Exchange for
the disposal of the property of the latter,
on California street, have passed like
morning mist, to be renewed when the
stockholders and directors of the Mer.
chants Exchange have come to scme
unanimity of opinion among themselves.
Officers of the State militia rendered
General Scho6eld reception at the Palace
Hotel on Thursday night Major General
Barnes and staff and Brigadier-G General
Dimond and staff we're present. Afterward
General Dimond entertained the officers At
brigade headquarters. General Stoneman
was toasted as "the new Commander.in.
Chief.
Sergeant Reeves has arrested two China.
men and charged chem with conducting
lottery game. Gus Snyder, the owner of
the house in which the game has been in
progress, was also arrested and charged
with being contributor thereto. His ar.
rest Is made under a recent order of the
Board OF Supervisors making it a misde.
meanor for any one to lease to another any
place for the purpose of conducting sn
opium or lottery den.
Over ten days have been spent in Depart.
ment No. IL in endeavoring to obtain jury
to try Wong All Bang and Wong All Ben,
jointly charged with assault, with intent
to commit murder. Over 500 jurors have
been summoned in addition to the regular
panel. Two hundred were exhausted in
endeavoring to obtain the twelfth Juror.
The difficulty appeared to be in getting
somebody who would believe the sworn
testimony Of Chinaman.
A new society has been formed for the
purpose OF harmonizing and fraternizing the
various nationalities, affording sick bene-
fits, exercises in gymnastics and socials
The following of different nationalities have
been elected a permanent Executive Com.
mittee, and the meeting adjourned subject
to the call of the executive Dr. Jean
Luppo, President; Miss Addie Morice,
Vice President Sigismund Danielwiz Sec
Rotary Paul A. Dubois, Treasurer Miss
Katie Brockman, George w. Dufieid,
George Eowe, Alex. Marcucci and Joseph
| Willis.
| Saturday morning, at o'clock, woman
rushed ont of a store on Vallejo street,
near Stockton, exclaiming, "My God, he
is killing my child !" Officers Haskell and
Love, who heard her, asked what had &C.
CURED She did not take time to explain,
but asked them to follow her. Upon en-.
tering room in the rear of the store, they
cav = man with child in his arms irving
to kill the babe by striking its head against
one OF the walls. They placed him under
arrest, after which they ascertained for the
first time that for some time past he has
beer out of his mind. The man, whose
name is Israel Isaacs, was taken to the
Home for the care of Inebriates to await
an examination before the Commissioners
in Lunacy.
| a sign painter named Charles Doerr,
| native of New York, IS years of age, com.
mitted suicide Saturday morning at 9
| o'clock, by shooting himself through the
head with revolver, in his room a. COS
Market street. The deceased had occupied
the room for year and half, and was no.
ticeable for his sobriety and penuriousness,
About three weeks ago he exhibited to an
acquaintance picture of his mother and
brother. who. with his father, reside in
New York, and spoke of being on un.
friendly terms with his father. A little
later he received letter from his folks.
which apparently contained disagreeable
news, for he began to drink heavily and
continued it up to the hour of his death, as
flask of liquor stood upon the table.
Sallie Hinckley, once favorite actress,
suing under the name of Sallie LIE Roy,
and claiming to be the widow of Theodore
| LIE Roy, deceased, has petitioned the Pro.
bate Court for distribution of her reputed
husbands estate, which is valued at ST..
SOS, 74l. The petition sets forth that E. j.
| lie Breton is administrator of the estate !:
that more than four months have elapsed
since the issuing of letters thereon, and
that the debts provable against it are in
considerable. The petitioner claims to be
one of four surviving heirs, the other three
being Victor LIE Roy, brother, and Eugene
and George LIE Roy, nephews of the de.
ceased. A petition for a partial distribu.
tion was filed last Thursday, and negotia.
| tions looking toward compromise between
Sallie Hinckley and the other heirs have
been pending for some time past, but these
having failed, the present proceedings for
distribution are instituted by the petit.
toner, who claims to be entitled to one.
half of the estate.
A meeting of the California Coursing
Club was held Saturday to make final ar.
rangements for the meet at MERGED next
Wednesday and Thursday. The drawing
OF the dogs resulted as follows OLD
dogs. Herrigo's Longfellow against j.
Q. Murphy's Chinchillee; j. G. Murphys
Lady Don against j. Franklin's Lady
Franklin ]. f. Carroll's Paul Jones
against w. Ryan's Lady Warwick; P.
Riley's Whipple against A. jackson Stone.
wall jackson; A. Jackson's Australian
Maid against J. NJ. Kea,ing's Fides; Fl.
Harris Black Cloud against j. M. Keat-
ing's Lady Mary j. Perrigo's Cherokee
against M. Mercedite's Limerick Bow ].
Franklin's Dakota against E. Rodgers
Lady Douglas A. Jackson's Orphan
Boy against j. +. CAROLS Monarch
). Franklin's Belfast Maid against M.
Mercedite's Parnell S. Brinkerhof's Blue
Jacket against J. Franklin's Speculation.
Jr.; w. Lanes Pride of the Village against
J. Franklin's Speranza. Puppy stake.
+. CAROLS Connaught Ranger against
A. Jackson's Zealandia John O'Donnelrs
American Boy against j. ]. Murphy's Sim.
cce; M. Mercedite's Irish Girl against E.
Rodgers Sullivan J. L. Meare's Modoc
against DR.. ]. M. Sharkey's Bunch. B.
Warwick was unanimously chosen to act
as Judge; w. Lane, slipper; J. Farrelley,
j. ODonnell and = Harrington field stew.
ards. The members of the club and their
guests will leave San Francisco by the
o'clock boat on Tuesday next.