Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-31
CAPITAL CHIPS.

The Sacramento river yesterday $1,000 at
the 9.foot mark.
Thirty.eight immigrants will arrive from
the East this afternoon.
| Sixty.two immigrsts arrived in this city
from the East yesterday.
The Anti Debris Committee has rented
Graham Hall, and in the future it will bs
known "a slickens headquarters.
A fight between two fishermen at Isleton
on Thursday last resulted in one beii almost
killed and his assailant escaping.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. E. Church
South will convene next Saturday OF Gait:
Rev. +. NJ. Featherstun, CT San Jose, VIII
preside.
The resident companies of the Frat Artil-
lery Regiment will practice the riot dill at
Seventh and streets at O'CLOCK this even
ing. Blank cartridges will be used.
Saturday morning the rear door of J. Ar
nold's butcher shop, at Second and n stIeet,,
was broken open by L-rglars, and consid-
cradle quantity of lard and me Ats stolen.
The hop.raisars of Sacramento county viii
make large profits on their crops this season.
The price of hops owing to failure of the
crops in England and other places, Is higher
than it has been for fifteen years.
John Oschwaid, who owns the property
which was partially burned Saturday even
ing, publicly thanks, through card pub
lisbed elsewhere, the polics force and fire
department for services rendered at the hre.
Gus: GoMos.-Gus Gomos came to town
about a week ago and has been living in the
alley between l and j, Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets. Yesterday he was arr sted
for committing burglary at Mr.. Taft's res
idence, at Twelfth and o streets. He was
arrested as he came from the building and
taken to the Station house. On his arrival
a. the City Prison officer Leavy Immediately
recognized him as the man wanted for the
commission of burglary on street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth. He was
afterwards recognized as the party by a lacy
who had seen him when he came from the
house Comes saw that he was gone, admit
mitted his guilt, and told the officers if they
would go with him he would give them the
property. He had it slowed away in a valise
It consisted Of several rings, an elegant chain,
fine get of ladies' jswelry, a child's locket
and chain, $40 in gold coin and several other
articles. His case will come up for trial in
the Police Court this morning. He is quite
a young man, well dressed, rather progresses
ing in appearance, and looks like Spaniard.
MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-About F. NJ. Sat
urday, beer wagon was being drawn
through X street, from Fourth to Fifth, a
Mrs. Jones drove along beside the beer
wagon between the latter and the sidewalk.
When she arrived at Fifth street she was just
abreast of the wagon, and both teams were
trotting along at lively gait. She pulled her
horse to the left suddenly directly in front of
the beer team The driver pulled up his team
as quickly as possible. The ladys buggy was
upset and she thrown directly underneath /
the horses feet. The horse reared, plunged
and kicked at thef rostrste woman, and those
who witnessed the accident wondered that
she escaped being kicked to death. She was
rescued from her perilous position as quickly
as possible, and with the exception of few
slight bruises escaped unhurt.
ApPoINTMENTs.-The Hopkins Creek Gold
Mining Company, whose principal place Of
business is in Boston, but who do business in
Plumas county, Cal, have filed with the Sec.
rotary of State their certificate designating
d. r. Thomas, of Plumas county, as their |
agent and general manager. The Governor
has appointed Thomas w. Willard as No
tary Public for Alameda county, to reside at
Harrisburgh.
THE BIG CIRoUs-John Robinsons triple |
ring circus and menagerie is rolling on to.
wards Sacramento in their own trains, and |
all along the line the newspapers speak in
merited praise of the vast aggregation of |
animals and performers. The entire institu-
ton will exhibit here on the 14th and 10Th,
under the largest canvas, or succession of |
csnvases, ever spread in the world.
LATE ARRESTS. The following appeared
on the slate at the station house at II o'clock |
last night: All Sing, for burglary. by officer
Eldred John MonahaH, for disturbing the
peace, by officer Ash; Bill Dawson. DRINK,
by the same officer Gus Gomos. burglary in |
the second degree, by officers Lee and Gar
rett; John Foster, a vagrant by officer |
Eldred.
CALIFORNIA TEMPERANCE AND BENEVOLENT |
SocIETY.-There was meeting of the above |
society held yesterday at Pioneer Hall. |
There was a good attendance and great |
deal of interest manifested, and eight new |
signatures added to the roll. Rev. T. Fl. B. !
Andersen will address the meeting on next |
Sunday.
LAND LEAGUE.-There was very large |
meeting of the Land League at Grand Army |
Hall last evening. An address was delivered |
by james Mulroy. Songs were given by |
Messrs. Robinson, O'Donnell and Clark, and |
Rotations by Mr. Smith and Miss Lucey.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-Jsmes McCleery, |
of the Third Ward, announces himself this |
morning as o candidate for County Assessor,
subjsct to the decision of the Republican |
County Convention.
THE 5.cent dress goods will probably last |
but few days longer, so you who want a |
cheap dress to take the place of calico, would |
better avail yourself of this last opportunity, |
at Hale's great clearance sale.
THE object of Hales great sale is to make a /
Mighty clearance of all summer goods-to !
make room for onr Fall stock-consennentlv