Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-27
MINOR MENTION.

their headquarters tomorrow evening.
Hon. Newton Booth and Hon. John +.
Swift will address the citizens of Woodland
this evening.
Tonight the Republican county candidates
will speak st the Union House, and the Den-
ocratic ct Hicksv;lle.
The Bric.a-Brac entertains its honorary
members tonight for the first time in its new
rooms in Odd Fellows Temple.
| Work has been resumed on the laying of
| the new suction pipe for the Water Works,
and it will be completed in few days.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, Thomas
McNally was admitted to citizenship en- the
testimony of JohR Bsasley and John Nc
| Kenps.
The Republican county candidates sd,
dressed an enthusiastic meeting at HicksYllle
| Wednesday evening. Squire Kane was called
| to preside and r. d. johnson as Secretary.
| General Master Mechanic A. j. Stevens is
having q general "houseacleaning at the
railroad machine shops. Tae whole inside OF
the shop is being cleaned, white-washed and
painted.
A company of twenty-nine emigrants
passed through the city yesterday from Ger.
many and Switzerland. They purpose 10
eating colony in Oregon. These are but the
| advance guard OF large number who are to
follow.
There viii be Democratic meeting at the
Metropolitan Theater this evening, which
will be addressed by Colonel George Flourney,
and also by Henry Hasbach, who will speak
in the German language. Ladies are isvi;ed
to attend, and a portion Of the auditorium
viii be reserved for them.
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LOST OvERcoAT.- Some time ago Il entio
was made in the RECORD UNION that the pc
lice had discovered two young men, named
Harry Myers and William Rowland, trying
to dispose of valuable overcoat, under rather
suspicious circumstances, to e K-street sec.
ond-hand clothing dealer. Tney were imme-
diately placed under arrest and confined in
the City Prison for several days. AS no
owner could be discovered, they were re.
leased. Yesterday John Mclaughlin, who
resides on Fifth street, between j and K 40
peared az the station in search Of his over
coat, which had disappeared rather mystic.
riously. The officer in charge displayed the
stock of goods on hand, and among the LOT
was the missing garment. Chief Ksrcher
having learned that Myers and Rowland had
departed for San Francisco, sent dispatch
to the Chief of Police of that place, instruct.
ing him to arrest the pair. IL a few hours
word was returned that the parties described
had been arrested. This morning officer
Nash will leave for San Francisco for the
purpose of bringing the prisoners to thi.
place.
ANOTHER HEARD FRoM.-From time &c
time these columns have recorded the odd
sayings of Young America in Sacramento,
and, as rule, they have bsen wittier and
stranger than those in which the magazine:
| delight. One of the queerest expressions We,
made by child, was uttered by a little miss
in the Fourth Ward yesterday in her effort tc
find the proper word to express her meaning
| The mother had been teaching the child t.
dress doll and explaining the mysteries Of
| fine tucks and gathers on the garments or
which young precoci,y was at work Pres
emily very aged lady called upon the fam
lily, her kindly features being we'll scanned
with the burrows of years. On her retiring
thu little miss paused in her needle-work and
addressed her mother: Mamma, that ole
lady's facs is just like dolly's clothes.
why so. E.y child?' ''Cause it's all full
o tucks." The mother had to admit til,
! sppositeness of the smile.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yester
|
! tzry, was continued to tomorrow morning
The case of j. Lumsden. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, wa
passed until this morning. B. Lasky wa
tried tor misdemeanor for conducting pawn
broker business without license, and tn
case taken under advisement. VIM. Bran
nigsl for disturbing the peace, appeared anC
had his casa continued until to-morrow
Mary Carroll was found guilty Of disturbin.
the peace, and ju lgment deferred until to
day. The cases of Susan and h. II. Kiag
charged with malicious mischief, was con
tinued to Oct0ber 31ss. The case Of Dav,
Hathaway, charged with assault with deadly
weapon, was continued uGtl to-day.
+ FREIGHT TO ARRIVE. = The fcllowiu:
! frsight for Sacramento passed Ogden on th,
23l Instant For Baker & Hamilton, %
reels barbed wire, - boxes hardware Hunt
! ington. Hopkins & Co., barrels chain, Il
cases hardware, IL bundles iron, Ill length
iron pipe Locke & Layepson, rolls carpet
! Adams. McNeill l. Co, is boxes canned lob
sters; Weinstock 6; Lubin, csses shoe laces
| G. z. r. R., 2 boxes hardware; Casey
! Cronap, = boxes hard ware, 10 barrels whisky
! W. A. & G.. S. Houghton, box books II
| Fisher. l case confectionery Holman, Star
ton & Co, is wheelbarrows; John a. Ped
rick, box household goods; Hall, Luhrs
| Co., 30 pals tobacco; Gas Lavs1son, case
of shoes Halls Safe Company, l safe Jas
G. Davis / box walnut furniture.
ARRESTED AGAIN-Mary Carr5l, ala
Hughes, was arrested last evening by cffiee
Leavy and charged with disturbing tn
peace. She is an old offender, having bee
convicted only yesterday morning of the sam
I q ind n of tn- 1cy
Sac is the mother of three bright listle girls
aged respectively 2, sud years. The chill
dren were taken to the police station ye3teI
day by Fred. Hughes. with whom the woDa
lives, aud Judge Henry beseeched to ask fo
their adHission to the Orphan Asylum. tn
Judge promised to see what could be done i
the matter, and as the mother was sober a
that time she was allowed to go home an
attend to the children. When the woma
child in her arms.
BURNED TO DEATH. "A correspondent
states that Mrs. A. G.. Dumond and
grandson and granddaughter were burned t
death while asleep, by the burning of he
house at Lowell, Indiana, or the 25sh of Au
gust last The GAUGE Of fire is not known
Mrs. Dumond mas 8 son named Robert Du
mond some where in California. who woul
recclFS lntnfEatluH OF the ABOVE IL Che psDeE
of the State would please copy this item."
THE FoG.-The fog of yesterday mo-Iina
which lasted until II o'clock, deposited in tn
rain. gauge kept by s. FL. Gerrish, O12 Of a
inch Of water, making total for the mont
nf 3 256 inches, and for the season 2 SO
inches. The comparison with late yesrs nov
stands: 1881. to a corresponding date. .499 G
an inch /; 1880. q sprinkle 1879. SiS OF q
inch; 1873. 672; 1877, 600; 1876 2 130
1875. .440.
TEaPERAN' MEETING.-A public temper
suce nesting will be held this evening at III
Sixthatress NJ. E. Church. under the ausp;ce
OF Sacramento County District Lodge Of Goo
Templsrs. Addresses will be made by Rev
Dr.. Frost, MIR. n E. Richardson, Superit
taudsnt Of ,Tuvenil4 Work, and WiIliar
Crowhurst. Grand Lecturer. Taa Distric
Lodge will assemble at Fireman's Hall tt
morrow ct A. NJ.
INCORPORATED Articles of incorporate
were fled with the Secretary of State yestel
day by the San Francisco Edison E.ectri
Light Company. Directors-Georgs S. LadG
Ignatz Steinhsrt, Edg,r Mills. David Cahr
W. L. Dean, Lewis Gerstle, Z. i. e. Steel,
Capital stock, s., G0e, 900, divided into So 0C
shares. Principal place of business, Ss
Francisco.
ELECTION OF 0FPIcERs.-tidelitY Grove
No. 81, q. A. o. D., last evening elected til