Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-26
BRIEF NOTES.

An alarm of frs was sounded yesterday
morning, caused by interference with the
alarm wires.
The Supreme Court has denied the petit
ton for rehearing in the city tax CASES
which were recently decided.
Announcement is made of the warm maple
sugar social to be held at the Congregational
Church parlor tomorrow evening.
The CSeital Packing Company, of this
city, shipped the first car load of salmon for
the season yesterday. it being consigned to g
party in Pennsylvania.
The jury in the case of Maud Whitney,
charged with grand larceny, after fifteen
minutes consultation yesterday afternoon
rendered verdict of not guilty.
John F. Schimp, the railroad newsboy who
was recently fined in the Police Court for
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon, has
been arrested in San Francisco and declared
insane.
The fifteenth annual picnic and excursion
of Sacramento Stamm, No. 124. U. 0. +. NJ,
to Natoma Grove, near Folsom, will take
place on Sunday. April 20, 1888. The First
Artillery band has been engaged for the &C.
cssion.
The honorary gentlemen members of the
Guild of st. Thekls, of St. PauPs Church,
were rendered a lunch yesterday at Pioneer
Hall by the ladies of the Guild. The table
was heavily loaded with good things and
beautifully decorated with flowers.
Yesterday morning when the hook and lad
der truck was on its way to answer the alarm
of fire il frightened rancher's team, which
ran away and completely wrecked buggy
belonging to Carl Strobel, by running into it.
The runaway team was stopped without be-
ing damaged.
The Pacific Baseball Club has organized
and elected officers as fellows: Louis Koz.
minsky, President; w. Karcher, Vice Presi-
dent; John Wiseman, Captain; w. Camp
bell, Treasurer f. Neumsn. Secretary G.
Hogan, Propertyman Fl. Hummel, Scorer
and Water-carrier.
The proposition is made out West to build
churches and theaters on plan enabling men
to see, without intervening obstacles, the pull
pit or stage. Such structure will not an
swer here during the continuance of the pres.
ent fashion, for we cannot afford to exclude
the ladies from either church or theater.
Last evening Wslhalla Grove, No. 6, U. A.
O. D., elected officers SIS follows M. B.
Howe, n. A.; M. Wilson, V. A.; A. Leuick,
Treasurer IRE. elected); E. @. Naghel, Secre-
tary (re-elected); J. @. Sweitzer, Conductor !;
L. Meyer, I. c.; VIM. Avery, o. G. ire
elected); M. Wetzel, Trustee tre-elected.)
The fourth biennial report of the Board of
Directors of the Pacific Dispensary Hospital,
at San Francisco, for the two years ending
December 81, 1882, shows that the total
number of patients received in the hospital
was 27S; received in the dispenssry, 1903 I;
number of prescriptions in the dispensary,
800.
ODD FELLOWS PIoNIo.-The indications
are that business will be pretty generally sus-
pended to-day on the Odd Fellows anniver-
sary. and large portion of the population
will attend the picnic at Leet's Grove, near
Rcssville. Forty passenger and two baggage
cars have been engaged to transfer the pic
nickers and their lunch-baskets to the grounds.
The trains will leave this city at o'clock,
and returning will leave the grove at 5 P. NJ.
There are twenty five places in the city where
lunch. baskets will be called for at the times
designated elsewhere. TIE First Artillery
Band will furnish the music for the day.
A DIsAGREEING JURY.-The case of A. B.
Davis w. W. A. Miller, which had been on
trial in the Superior Court for two days, was
given to the jury yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, and at 10 o'clock last night they re-
turned and stated they were unable TO agree,
and they were discharged. Five were in ia
vor of judgment for defendant and seven for
the plaintiff. The suit was brought to re-
cover SIS. 600 damages for an alleged outrage
by defendant of PLAINTIFF wife.