Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-06
BREvITIEs.

Twenty.one Immigrant passengers, includ
ing IL males, will arrive from the East this
afternoon.
Seventeen car loads of stock passed through
yesterday from Winnemucca, New, for tie
stock-yards at Oakland.
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday, as no prisoners were on hand to
receive Judicial attention.
The resignation of James /. Flood as Lieu
tenant Colonel and Abide Camp on the Gov.
ernor's staff has been accepted.
In addition to the heavy daily shipments Of
-four from the mills in this city by the river,
large quantities are also being sent down by
rail.
James II. Cain, of San Francisco, yester.
day fled with the Secretary of State his
claim TO Trademark the West Coast
Mills"
The two Divisions of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians in this city have consolidated. P.
J. Harvey has been elected Vice-P President OF
the new Division.
Default was yesterday entered against the
defendant in the Superior Court in the case
of Emma Youngs against William Youngr,
of this city, for divorce.
All Fong was yesterday arraigned before
Judge Clark upon the charge of murder, but,
upon request. was granted until Monday next
to plead TO the Indictment.
It is reported that man representing him
self to be one Mclean, or some other con-
venient or adjustable name, is in the CITY
doing the confidence business.
The barge San Joaquin, during its last trip
down from the upper Sacramento, collided in
passing through the new draw-bridge at
Coluss, and carried away the dolphin.
A lunar rainbow of great beauty was seen
at o'clock last evening. The prismatic
arches possessed distinctness, notwithstand-
ing hazy blending usual in this character of
phenomena.
Albert Chevalier, formerly resident of
this city, and late Of San Francisco, died at
He was son of F. Chevalier, and 80 years
of age. He leaves wife and child.
The smallpox patient who was recently at
the County Pest-house has recovered and
been discharged. Fortunately no additional
cases occurred from his presence, and tie
county is now believed to be free from the
disease.
The report that Len Harris, Jr, of this
city. and row employed upon the Southern
Pacific Railroad, had been killed, was contra
dicted by dispatch received by his father
yesterday, but whether on not he has met
with serious injuries is not known.
All Jim. who was recently arrested in this
city for selling unstamped matches, has been
held to answer upon examination before Ed
ward Cadwalader. United States Commits
sioner, and was taken to San Francisco yes-
terdaS by officer Arlington, in default of fur.
nishing $500 bail.
About halt past II o'clock this morning a
man without hat and barefooted, and evil
IDENTIFY insane, appeared at the passene er
depot and persisted in efforts to run an
engine that stood there with steam up. He
was taken to the police headquarters for safe
keeping until to day.
The sky was clear a portion of the day
yesterday, and no rain has fallen since last
report. The river rose during the "a hours
ending last evening 2 feet and inches, and
then marked IA feet inches The water is
very muddy, almost as thick as the mud in
the streets-which is very thin just now.