Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-25
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

During last week /, 22S immigrants ar
rived in this city by the overland routes.
Since the passage of the Restriction Act
1850 certificates have been issued to Chi
nese leaving this port.
Daring the week ending June 22i there
were 81 deaths recorded at the Health
Office. Males, 60; females, 81.
The examination of the Harbor CON-
missioners' books has been completed by
expert Pettee, and he is now engaged in ar
ranging reeapitulation.
The Supreme Court has reversed the
judgment in the case of Johnston VS.. the
San Francisco Savings Union, and re-
manded the cause for new trial.
Sergeant BirdsalPs posse Saturday night
made a successful raid on a Chinese gamb-
ling den in Ross alley, near Washington
street, bagging eighteen gamblers.
The fund for the Veterans Home has
been increased by Sl47 25, remitted by
Farragut Post No. of Vallejo, and SIS 20
received from the Methodist Caurch at
Watsonville.
The funeral of the late William L. Crow.
ell took place Saturday under the auspices
of the Grand Army of the Republic ard
other societies of which he was member
in his lifetime.
John Rieley, native of Ireland, aged
Al, died suddenly Saturday at As Sacra-
mento street. Nothing is known of his
identity aside from the fact that he was a
United States soldier in 1862 and was dis.
charged three years later.
1t is currently reported about town that
the Grand Jury have found an indictment
against John Cahalin, the School Director,
for receiving bribe of 5000 for the ap-
pointment of E. Rattigan as janitor of one
of the schools of the city.
A second United States C0urt.martial
is now to be called. Captain Hubbard,
Qusrtermsster of Arizona, has been ar
rested and will be brought to this city for
trial. The charges prefarred against him
are Of similar nature to those against
Colonel Bryant.
John Jeffrey Killalea, who murdered his
wife about one year ago by cutting her
throat, at 40 Pacific street, was sentenced
to ten years imprisonment at San Qlentin
Saturday by Judge Ferral. Killalea had
one trial, but the jury disagreeing, he was
afterwards allowed TO plead guilty TO man
slaughter.
The Blythe estate contest developed a
new phase Saturday. w. H. H. Hart, the
attorney, arrived from New York with the
child Florence Blythe and her g.and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, bringing
along, it is stated, abundant proof that
little Florence is the legitimate daughter
OF Thomas II. Blythe, and as such untitled
to the whole estate, provided the Probate
Court shall continue to give the cold
shoulder to Mrs. Alice Dickson, lBlythe).
the inhabitant of the Geary. street, bull
dog. guarded fourth. story fat.
The Supreme Court has affirmed tho
Judgment in the case Of Sanford vs. The
California Mutual Fire Insurance CON-
pany. The question at issae was whether
the or-payment of an assessment levied
against member of g. mutual insurance
company for his proportion Of losses and
expenditures incurred by the company, on
the plan of insurance upon which the
policy was Issued, operates to forfeit OF
suspend the policS. The Court found tina!
the non paymen c Of the assessment will NOT
defeat the plaintiffs right to recover. The
performance 'Jr non. performances of an aci
! does not in oolve forfeiture of u policy oi
insurance. unless it be SO provided by the
terms of the policy.