Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-28
BRIEF NOTES.

The Democratic school ticket to be voted
next Monday appears in the advertising col
umns.
B. Dimick, brakeman on the Sacramento
Division, had one of his hands badly crushed
while coupling cars at Truckee.
A school has been started by Professor
Brannsn at Turner Hall, for the purpose of
teaching the manly art of self-defense.
Fifty-nine emigrants, including twenty
females, passed Carlin yesterday, en- route to
California. They will arrive in Sacramento
| tomorrow.
If you don't think Thanksgiving Day is
approaching. just look at the Gobble
Gobble Gobble advertisements in to.
days issue.
The box Office st the theater will be opened
at 10 A. NJ. to-day, when reserved seats can
be secured for the Nellie Boyd engagement
without extra charge.
Two Esfuimaux dogs were the center Of
attraction at the depot yesterday. They were
very fine specimens-the property of Super
intsndent j. B. Wright.
Governor Stoneman has appointed George
B. Griffin a Notary Public for Los Angeles
county, to reside at Los Angeles vice James
D. Blanchard, term expired.
The Uniformed Rank, K. Of p, will pa
rade the principal streets this afternoon, pre-.
ceded by the Husssr band prior to their tax
ing the 2:55 train for San Francisco.
J. B. Haggin. of this city, has purchased
of S. D. Bruce fine chestnut cclt for which
he paid So, 600. He is by imported Great
Tom, dam Moselle, by Jack Malone.
The public are invited to attend the flag
presentation TO the Uniformed Division of
the Knights of Pythies this afternoon at
Armory Hall, just before their departure for
the Bay.
A well-known attorney, who examined
John Lentini in the Trosi murder case, said
in the presence of 8 large number at the
Courthouse yesterday, "In my opinion,
John Lentini is as crazy as a bed-bug."
The State Board of Public instruction has
issued life diplomas to Neil S. Phelps, Orpha
Butler, Franc I. Stuart, George A. Brothers,
Dee II. Smith, Nora G. Sullivan, William q.
Cook, Liza Sherman, Isaac G. Heron, Hat
riet l.. Petit and Laomer West.
A certain ellknown county official was
| asked yesterday to go upon the stand in the
Troai case as a shotgun expert. He was ex-
| cused, however, WHEN it was ascertained that
counsel on the other side had about twenty
witnesses subpenaed who were willing to
swear they would not believe him under
oath when he related any Of his fishing and
hunting yarns"
| The California Temperance and Benevolent
Society, No. 513 K street, will give an enter
taipment this evening. The following will
participate Mrs. Smith, Miss Lulu Morrell,
Miss Della Berry, Miss Cleo. Cooper, Miss
Louisa Gregg, Alex. Lyons, Mr.. Lucey, w.
| Anderson and Edwin G. Parker. The enter
tainment commences at 1880. A dance will
be given after the literary exercises.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cross, wife of Judge Samuel
| Crosse, whose death occurred on Monday
afternoon, has been resident of Sacramento
since 1854, and was most highly esteemed by
all who knew her. She was noted, prior to
becoming an invalid from paralysis q few
years since. for her many deeds of charity
and an ever-kindly sympathy extended to the
needy. The funeral, which will be private,
will take place from her late residence on
Eighth street this afternoon.