Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-05


Cry SCHOOL CHTLDREN.-Th School Cen.
sus Marshal for the city of Sacramento, Fred
erick Kim has completed his work and
makes the following report: Number of chill
dren in the city between and II years of
age, 5,5l9. White children between and II:
Boys, $3.50; girls, 2,503; total, 1898. Ne
gro children between and II: Boys, 80 !;
girls, AZ; total, n. Indian children between
and II who live under the guardianship Of
white persons Boys, . Children under )
White. l, 204; negro, 16 Children between
and II who have attended public schools at
any time during the school year: White, .
992, negro, AZ. Children between and II who
have attended private schools but no public
schools at any time during the year White.
$50; negro, l. Children bstween and II
who have not attended school at any time
during the school year: White, l 276 negro,
"a. Chinese children under II, ST. Chinese
children between 8 and II attending school,
I'LL Deaf aud dumb children between and
q, 2. Nativity of children Native born,
native parents, 2,469; native born, one pa
rent foreign, 974; native born, both parents
foreign, 1863; foreign born, so. Births dur.
ing the year: Boys, 139; girls, 10; total,
26l.
GAIT SCHOOL DISTRICT. following is
the census Of the Gait School District, as re-
ported by the Census Marshal, John Nc
Farland Number OF white children between
3 and IL years of age-boys, SO /; girls, Sc
total, 179; Indian children between 5 and
II, 2; Indian children under 5, 2; white chill
dren under g. 81 white children between
and II who have attended public school, 173
white children between 5 and II who have
attended private but not public schools, 6;
native born children who have native parents,
204 !; native born children who have one
foreign parent, s native born children who
have both foreign parents, q foreign born
children, l.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court on Satur-
day last: Mrs. Lena Dubois, who battered
her husband, had her case continued until
the 10th !; Mrs. Hasselboch, disturbing the
peace, same order .Ah Gosy was found to be
q vagrant, and sent to the county Jail for 20
days; Mary Fsrr was fined So 30 for disturb.
ing the peace H. Marks, charged with mis-
iemeanor, continued until June 9th Len
, Hodgkins and J. II. Harrison, for opium
smoking, were assessed SO 80 each Jake XII,
an opium den keeper, was fined SO 80 John
Lunborg, dunk. was fined $40.
HELD TO Observation-Disclosures De Marsh.
who shot Joseph Adler through the right
arm, at the town of Franklin, OF Saturday.
May 9th, was arrested for an attempt to
commit murder, and had his hearing before
Justice Anderson at Franklin on Saturday
last. The prosecution was represented by
District Attorney Buckley, and the defense
by P. r. Beckley. De Marsh was held to
H. L
at g, 900. The difficulty between De Marsh
and Adler grew out of game of poker
CUMMINGS ARRESTED. - Cummings, the
man who, on last Thursday, shot lad by
the name of Fritz Harness, in the neighbor-
ing town of Washington, was arrested on
Saturday last by Constable l.. G. Todhunter
upon warrant sworn out by A. Palm before
Justice Robert Buckingham. He was taken
before the magistrate, and gave bail for his
appearance at the examination this morn
lug in the sum of $1,000. His bondsmen are
S. J. jackson and Grove L. johnson.
EINTRAcHr ProNIc.-The Sacramento
verein Eintracht held its annual picnic at
Richmond Grove yesterday. There was a
large attendance. The society had Efficient
committees in charge, games for all, and a
T.
During the day the singing section of the
society gave pleasing vocal selections. The
FRS. Artillery Band furnished music fer the
dancers.
FAMILY Row.-Yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock, the usually quiet neighborhood at
Ninth and L streets. was disturbed by free
family fight. The noise Of screaming women
and children soon alarmed the entire neigh
borhood, aud large crowd gathered in front
of the residence. A man by the name OF
Strsbel seemed to be the cause of all the
trouble. No arrests.
SERIOUSLY HURT.-About 3 o'clock on Sat
urday evening the little 6ve-year-old son Of
Arthur Dyssonville, who resides on street,
near Fourth, while endeavoring to climb
upon a passing truck, fell, and one of the
HAD wheels passed over his right leg, tract
uring it badly. He recsived immediate med
ical attention, and no serious results are an.
ticipated.
SENT EAST FOR INTsRMENT.-The remains
of Mrs. Margaret Quinn were sent East last
evening. They will be inferred at the old
family home in Massachusetts,. A large
number of the members OF the Land League
and Father Mathew Society followed the
hearse to the depot.
IMMIGRANTs.-One hundred and forty i'm
migrants, including 80 females, passed Carlin
yesterday en- route to California. They will
arrive in Sacramento by the overland train
this afternoon.
LEFT THE CTTY.-.James McCue and his
circus of trained horses left this city yester-
day for Roseburg, Oregon. He will give ex-
hibitions throughout the Sacramento valley
en- route.