Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-01

DROWNED IN THE SACRAMENTO. .-Yester
day morning about { O'Clock three yosng
men, employees Of the Capital Canning as.
Enlistment, o. Front street. started IRON
their hotel intending to take -ow on the
river. They procured 5 boat st the foot of
y street, Jumped II, and pushed from the
shore. Whsths- from calelessness or
rscklessness Is not known, bus they did not
put their esr-locks in before pushing into the
current They were only few feet above
the San Joaquin Company's lGndiu-, and the
current carried the boat under e large barge
the DsnbiSh Castle. in less than ole minute
from the time they had entered l. One Of
me young nen saved himself by catching
hold Of the barge, ard c.inging &c the
Same until he was resca-j. The
other two were carried under the barge and
not seen sgain. The names of the two IN
fortuuetea sre George Gamer and Thomas
AcGeeney. They have resided il this city
but short time. Canme- was 4 native Of
Ireland, % years Of a3e, and came to this
city from San Fraacisco about the lst Of
February. Iic WAS employed in the timers
department Of the factory. McGeeuey was
q native Of san Francisco, 2i years of age,
came to the city short time siucs, and was
also a timer. His parents reside near the
c'rner Of Jackson and Larkiu streets, iu San
Francisco. Both OF tie young men are said
60 have been expert swimmers and good boat
men. A reward was ofsce.: for the recovery
Of their bodies, and se.eral boats were eu-
gagged throughout the day yesterday dr8gciue
the river in search Of the Gcsd. ~ q late
hour last night they still were sea-caics. but
their efforts had been unsuccessful
MERCHANDISE REPORT The following
freight passed OGDEN fo1 Sacramento on the
25sh For Hail Lphss IL Co, % barrels
hams, packages tobacco y. :. Arnold &
Co., "A bundles iron; s II. Davis, l bundle
cedar; T. I. Ogcutt, ! box sugar; Z. A.
Fisk, 4 boxes battery ma,eriA; c. ?. r. r.
Company, 5 pieces and : hoxes machinery; :;
Adams. Mcneil r Co.. 100 kegs 100 cases
and l04 barrels nolasses Standard Oh Com
pany, 2T0 cases oil; EilIussI=y L Co. 20
boxes clay pipes, 81 buudl ba-s Is; Vein
sock s Lubin, barrel and boxes il-ap-
burners. cases boots and shoes, boxes
belts, 2 boxes hats Hale Bros & Co.. .
boxes cotton goods, box shirts, box under
wear, box cotton net, 6 boxes hats; ". \.
l. c. ). Houghton, box books Huntington,
Hopkins 81 Co., l box brushez l bundle
brush handles, "A boxes apple parsrs. box
nut-cracksrs, l box and l barrel pulley, l
box cutlery, boxes hardware, 4. \ Van
VOORHEES, & Co.. 2 boxes blankets, II boxes
hardware Lindley & Co, 100 boxes candles !,
Henry Fuchs, 8 casks lamp-shsdes Scott Il
Muir, casks sinks.
CoNNERcIAL.-Sirce LAST report the follow
lowing vessels hava arrived: Steamers San
Joaquin No. and Yaru- from upper Sac.
ramsuto, With barges f grain in transit;
steamer San Joaquin No from San Fran
cisco with general merchandise, a bsrse Of
lumber Tor The city and one 20. the upper
river. Steamer Z. NJ. Small passed the ely
en- route from San Francisco TO MarysvjIe
Departed Steamer San Joaquin No. ; !or
upper Sacramento. and steamer San joaquin
No. for San Francisco.
STATE PgIsrINo OFgrcE.-Work at the
State Printing Office, which has been quite
brisk for long time, has .lacked up to spch
an extent that the force OF composi;ors will
be let off about the middle OF TINS week. The
Office will not be closed, by suy means, how
ever, az there is -lways q large amount Of ID
work 30 be done 59r the various State De-
pzrtmsuts; but ID probable that there will
not be any mere "rsports " 90 print until
midsunner
MAY Dky AT FREErORT The Farmers
end Crrangers will have a grand reunion and
sxcc.,saio at Baachs Grove 10 day, the proceeds
~ utsd TO support the public sobool at
eepoIe No intoxicating liquors wiz be
55eold on the ground. There will be glass-bsll
shooting aud numerous games. The roads
sre in et7riieut i-53a, and the country
90 sIlhs u Hssutifu.
BoDT FOUND IN THE RIVER Friday af
ternoon the body of mai was found floating
In the river opposite George A. Knots, on
Andrus Island, about forty miles down the
Sacramento river. The body was ensangled
In the brush. The mans name could no. be
ascertalnsd. An inquest was to have been
held there Yesterday.
INTERNAL REvENuE.-A. L. Frost, Col
iector OF the Fourth District of California,
reports collections for the month CT April,
1s82. as follows: On distilled Spirits, So
662 " on tobacco, cigars. etc, S941 76 on
fermsnted liquors, $l,l42 %; atotal. Sl0,-
A.2s7 S7.