Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11


THE EXAMINATION OF TRoAI.-At 10
o'clock Saturday morning the counsel in the
TroAi Gaze went into Court and stated they
were ready 20 proceed with The examination.
District Attorney Carey arose and asked that
the examination be dismissed and the defend
az discharged. The defense objected to the
motion, stating that the defendant had been
arrested charged with murder, had been i'm
priBoned for ter days, and now whila they
were prepared 60 prove his innocence they
proposed 90 do 30. They denied the right of
the CGurs 60 grant the request Of the motion
of ths District Attorney, and read sections
of the Code defoing the rights Of the de.
leudsuts T. such actions. They did not know
The object IN tho prosecutions making this
motion, nor did thsy care but insisted that
the examination should proceed. The Dis
ttict At;orr o. stale that he would not dis
close THE eli 'cs OF his motion, but stated that
If the defendant was discharged he old not
intend abandoning bis prosecution. The
Court OrgIruied tba motion, and ordered
them 90 proceed with the examination, The
council Tor She prosecution then said they had
no tss'imcny 10 offar, and the Court ordered
the discharge OF the defendant. Troai
stepped ffon The Courtroom into the hall,
where be visa mat by Deputy Sheriff Lee.
who served him with warrant signed by
Mr. Ntistou, charging him with murder.
The warrant was issued By Judge Armstrong.
before whom ha vas Immediately taken, and
his counsel demanded that the examination
proceed without delay. The case WAS set for
hearing 81 II o'clock to-day.
HrrrrRKErr PIoN1c.-Tho ninth annual
picnic of the Heiterkeit Social Club, given at
Richmond Grove yesterday, was a decided
SUGGEST. Much Interest was msnifest in the
contest for prizes. They were awarded &c
follows Meas running race, album, Mr..
Cavsnaugh; running jump. clock, Mr.. Mel.
son married ladies race. silver cake dish
Mrs. Danioth single ladies' race, silver
pickle caster. Miss Fisher; girls race, silver
napkin ring. Miss Gallagher; boys race, ball
and bat, John Haley.
METROPOLITAN TREATER. SCOTS Minstrel
and Burlesqps Company, which has given
such great satisfaction during the latter part
Of last week, will give another performance
this evening which will be their last prior to
their departure East. A varied programme
has bsen arranged, including minstrel first
part With bones and tambouriue. az olio and
an opera. and IN order 70 make il n success
the msuags Hent kas put the prices st 80 and
and p cents, With nothing extra to reserve.
THE BIC Four Billy Emerson, the
wellknown minstrel and manager, will ap-
pear in this city for season of three nights
and matinee, bceinaing Thursday evening.
The otigisai Big Four are announced
among tho sGec,1lties. This il a new com
pany. direct from ths STANDARD Theater, San
Francisco. The o-ohestrs viii be from San
Fraucisce, a1a rndsr the leadership Of Csss
Downing, who has an enviAble reputation as
leader.
JAcoB ArsoLD's DEATH Jacob Arnold,
the ws,l-known su,caer. died a. his residence
Saturday, few minutes before O'Clock, Of
quick consumption. He Ind been confined
80 his bed about thres weeks. Deceased
leaves son aud one daughter the latter the
wife Of Norris Rsionieh. The funeral will
take place This afternoon st o'clock from
his lata residence. northeast corner Second
and n ssrests. nodsr tbs auspices Of the Ex-
empt Firsnen's Association.
LAND LRAGuERs.-An adjourned meeting
of the Irish citizens Of Sacramento and
others interested in The formation Of branch
of the Irish National League, will be held
this evening st S o'clock in Turner Hall.
Addresses viii be delivered by Colonel j. }.
Tobin, r. NJ Cla5keD, II. L. Buckley, ?. j.
Harmon, J. ID. Moynshau and others.
The SrArIos.HoUsE SLATE.-The following
names appeared on the slate ct the station
house at L o'clock last night: James Daley,
disturbing the peace James Kennedy. mali
cious mischief Charles Slaughter, battery
John Lowell aud Thomas Lse, dodgers
Frank Marble, drunk.
HAVING purch ased few lines Of goods 81
much under the regular price, the same viii
be offered to-dsy st startling prices: Black
Sicilian silks. "a inches wide, for 81 50, good
value for $3.50; Ottoman silks. in bronze and
navy blus, for 81 so; black hrccsded silks 3:
40 and so cents per yard; colored satins. 50
cents 100 5Cx.n ladies' white hose fer 3 cents
. pair; new style Japanese psrasols for p
and 25 cents; fire faus. cents, worth =
cants Swiss mboiAeri,s; black imosfiAi
tsIu1se. hand fonelv trimmed, for S.. wor B
double heavy Belfast table liuen for - and
"a osnss per yard extra fias bieachsc. %
csnts. These gocds. with our Other stecs. sre
otfsre.i yery low hefore cur removal. T1s
chsuce is youIs this week 3. Red House.