Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-06

ba1E Ahhs~SiSs- 1nerS were lew ehtS
and few arrests made on the Fourth,
but the lighting whisky imbibed on that day
came 10 the surface yesterday and last night
Is the following copy of the police slate at u
o'clock last night will shove George Nc
Daniels, by officer Frazee, for battery: All
Hung, by officers jackson and Lee, charged
with misdemeauor in selling liquor to H.
dians; Old Raphael, drunk, by officer Car
roll; l. Aattics and J. j. Frawley, battery,
by officer FrAEee; 2. Tea and Sam Tanner
son, assault with deadly weapon, by officer
Carroll; Stephen Brown, disturbing the
peace, by officer Ash :. frankie Scott, grand
larceny, by officers jackson and Lee; Charlie
Antoine and Bill Boone, by officers Bss and
-Jeckson, for the murder Of Billy O'Neil, on
' street, between Second and Third, Tuesday
morning William Stone battery, by off
GERS Eldred and Carroll
SUICIDE AT THE HosPIrAL.-A few minutes
after IL o'clock, on the morning Of the Fourth
of July, w. S. Wilkersou, night watchman
Mt the County Hospital, found the dead body
of James Stewart lying by his bedside, and
that he had hanged himself to the iron bar at
the head of his bed. During fit Of insanity
the deceased had taken his mosquito netting,
and using it ss q cord, looped it over thu iron
rod, and having tied it tightly around his
neck, he rolled out Of bed onto the floor, with
his face downwards, and deliberately strangled
himself. The hight Of the rod from the floor
is only three feet but the weight of his chest
and head was sufficient to produce complete
stransuistion. Deceased Was sent from t,.lu
police station to the hospital on the 18th of
June. He was native of England, and 50
years OF age. An inquest will be held this
morning.
'1RAIsING Up" OF CHIEFs.-J. P. Counts,
D. D. G. s., last evening raised up" the
following newly-eleoted Chiefs of Owosso
Tribe, No. 80, Imp. o. r. NJ: s., Frank
Griswold; s. s., Rober.. Hunt; 1. s., Henry
Runckel p, John ]. Buckley C. Of R.. P.
). Spacher; +: e., b. S. Hyams X. of W,
=. b. Osler t. s., James FL. Crone S. s.,
y. d. Mckee; f. w, James E. Parmeter;
D. w: q. @. Humphrey L. W., A. Scroggs,
Jr't f. W., Leon st. Denis f. B., G. Otter
zach; S. B., l.. Dickman T. B., Frank IL.
Miller +. B., S. J. Attams; G. of W., G.
W. Nichols; G. of F.. H. Morris.
POLICE CoURT.-Iu the Police Court yes.
serday the business transacted was very light.
Jennie Fitzorris, charged with disturbing the
peace, was found guilty and sentenced to pay
fine Of 81 30. William Holt, drunk,
pleaded guilty. and was fined So or Ave days
in the City Prison. All Ten, for shooting a
pistol within the city limits, was fined So, or
five days in the City Prison. William Chan
der, disturbing the peace. case continued to
July 9th. Sarah Leslie, a common drunk,
was sentenced to the County Jail for forty
days.
CARELESS SHooTISG.-0n the Fourth of
July there was some reckless shooting done
in the city. but fortunately no one was shot.
A large-sized bullet came crashing through
window at the residence of Win J. Davis.
and one also did considerable damage at the
Boston drug store. In both instances the
force of the bullets were nearly spent, but
they struck with sufficient force TO have
wounded any one quite severely had they
been in the way.
PEAcHEs.-W. A. Plautz, of Newcastle,
had on exhibition yesterday in Sacramento,
and sent samples to this office of the George
". variety of peaches grown upon his place.
They are superb products, and evidence in
high degree the virtues of the fruit-groying
belt, of which Newcastle is in most promi,
nent division. Finer peaches than those
grown by Plautz have not this season been
shown.
MILITARY CoMMIssIoNs.-The Governor
has issued commissions to the following !:
Daniel Reardon as First Lieutenant and
Quarterm lster on the staff of the Colonel
commanding the First Artillery Regiment,
Fourth Brigade; William n. Aldrich as
Senior First Lieutenant, aud Perrie Kewen
as Junior First Lieutenant Of Company b,
Second Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade.
OPEN AIR CoNcERT.-The Hussar band
will give free open air concert at the Capt.
toll grounds tonight. The following choice
selections of music will be rendered March.
M sdIey = overture, =" Dedication ;" polka,
"O5elisk :" selections, Musical Hash >
waltz, "Oliyetse :" schotfische, Golden
Slipp,r :" galop, Nectar -" Home Again. 3"
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.--The follow
ing officers were installed in the Entire Nous
Club last evening President, J. 7. Stafford
Vice-President Ida Callihan; Secretary A
Bovine Treasurer, j. J. Fitzgerald Mar
shall, l.. Mahoney. After the Installation
the Club proceeded to Fishers and partook
of banquet.
NEW CITIzEN.-Charles Morrison AitkeD,
native of Nova Scotia, was admitted to
citizenship yesterday in the Superior Court,
upon the testimony Of NJ. NJ. Chisholm and
L F, Cohen.
IMMIGRANrs.-S Seventy. two immigrants, in
Guiding fifty-seven males, passed Carlin yes
terdsy en- route to California. They will ar
rive in Sacramento by the overland train this
afternoon.
SINCE the extreme hot weather. the sum-
mer light weight suits at the Red House