Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-10
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS

SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS
The capeized schooner Alice Griswold
has been toWed to the seawall and is being
righted.
Peter Hadmsn, sailor on one of the
whalers that came into port Wednesday,
had the end of his nose bitten off by
another sailor in a saloon on Kesrny street,
near Pacific
The bark d. C Murray arrived Wednes
day morning with freight and passengers
from Honolulu. The voyage occupied
seventeen days and was somewhat tenn
pestuous, but no damage of moment wa,
sustained.
Peter Kelly, c 'longshoremap, was brought
| to the Central Station Wednesday evening
| by officer Glennon, who found him sense
less on Davis street, near Washington.
| Kelly had been knocked down and run
over by truck, sustaining fracture of
rib and several bruises about the head and
body.
The whaling bark Rainbow, Cogan, mas,
ter, arrived from the Artic sea and Fox
Islands yesterday. She brings | 200 bar.
reis of whale oil, $1,000 pounds of bone,
2, 200 pounds OF ivory and % skins. Edward
Lee, a seaman, was accidentally shot and
killed on June llth on board of the vessel.
He was native OF Norway, aged % years.
Thomas Burns, a seventeen year-old boy,
became involved in a difficulty with a
| Chinaman, on the corner of Montgomery
and Jackson streets, Wednesday evening,
and was severely cut in the left aide of the
neck, the wound being one and half
inches long. He was patched up at the
City Receiving Hospital, but his assailant
escaped.
On Tuesday afternoon six boys confined
in one OF the cells at the Industrial School
for some infrsction of the rules of that in
Of the cell, but they were detected and
transferred to the House of Correction.
To-day they will be brought to the Central
Station, and charged with an attempt to
break jail
A drunken sailor named Michael Eity,
of the American bark Oriental, from Car
diff with coal, created quite an excitement
among the residents of Vallejo street, near
Front, Wednesday afternoon, by attacking
persons on the street and displaying a
knife. He was arrested and taken to the
north harbor police station by officer Gan
non before doing any serious damage.
In the case of Mary Jane Sweeney,
charged with counterfeiting, by consent of
the United States Attorney, the accused
has been permitted to withdraw her plea
of not guilty, and nolle prosequi has been
entered by the United States District
Attorney, and the prisoner discharged
The reason for this action was that her hus-
band has already been sentenced to the
State Prison for term of years for the
same offense, and there is strong pre-.
sumption that she, in uttering the coun.
terfeit money, was not acting of her own
volition, but under constraint of her hus-
band.
B'nai Birth Hall was comfortably filled
Wednesday evening with those invited to
attend the commencement exercises Of the
! Dental Department of the University OF
California. Addresses were delivered by
Governor Perkins, on behalf Of the State ;
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, on behalf of the
Regents Professor S. w. Dennis, on be-
half of the Faculty, and H. 7. Plomteaux,
on behalf of the class. W. I. Rid, Presi-
dent OF the University. then conferred the
degrees on the following named graduates
Thomas Watson Hall, Charles Wesley
Hubbard, Thomas Morffew, John Henry
Piomteaux, Charles Wess X chards, VIII.
liam Harry Stanley, Gustsge William
Sichel, M. D., August Van (rombruggh' i.
Henry Feldman was arrested Wednes.
day by officer Sullivan on warrant charg.
ing him with perjury. From what can be
learned by the conflicting statements of the
parties interested, it appears that Feldman
was employed by Simon B!rm Broe. in
MARTINEZ, and, on coming te settlement
with the firm, they claimed that he was
indebted to them in the sun of $50. and
exhibited note signed by him for the
amount Feldmanlisr;ed all knowledge cs
from bis-esges. Xeld1 & IN had Blum
: rested on charge of for gerry, but the
case coming up in Police Con It, No. 2, was
dismissed by Judge Rosenl'aum on the
ground of no jurisdiction. Suit was then
commenced by Feldman In the Justices
Court to recover the $50 W itch had been
retained from his wages. Justice Ryan
gave decision in his favor fer 500 81, and
stated that from the evidenc, adduced he
believed a forgery had been committed.
On leaving the Courtroom, Eeldman was
arrested ON complaint Of Blum on charge
of perjury.