Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09
BRIEF NOTES.

One hundred and thirty-three immigrants
will arrive to-day.
Eleven car loads of emigrants arrived from
the East yesterday.
The Coffey perjury case in the Police Court
was continued Saturday for one week.
Lieutenant F. H Hsdie, of the regular
army, with forty. eight enlisted men, are pas
sengers on the overland train to arrive from
the East this morning.
The river last evening had risen to 10 feet
inches. This is the highest point reached
since the rain last month. Melting snow is
the cause of the great rise.
There was quite lively fght on Fourth
street, between K and L, last evening. One
man came out of it in somewhat battered
condition. No arrests were made.
To-day the trial of Bennett, for the murder
OF james Moore, will begin in Dixon. Hol
and Buckley are attorneys in the case and
will leave for that place this morning.
Saturday the last Of the compositors in the
State Printing Office were discharged. The
funds appropriated for the Office are ex-
hausted, and no mora printers will be en-
ployed until July.
The Land League meeting held at Grand
Army hall last everiag was well attended.
An address was delivered by member # the
League, ard songs were rendered BY Messrs.
Buck and Kellihar.
Tie Eassern.bound overland train was
thirty FIVE minutes late 10 arriving here last
evening. The e'eamer Solsno was being
cleaned and the work was sat completed
when the train arrived at Port Costa.
The wheel of the steamer Modoc has be.
come damaged, and it has heen towed to the
foot of 1 street, where it will remain until re.
pairs are made. The Pride of the River has
taken the place of the disabled steamer.
the Republican City Central Committee
will hold a meeting this evening for the pur.
pose OF making an investigation into the ille-
cal scratching Of the ballots in Precinct 81,
which the recent recount in the Superior
Court developed.
Secretary Wsdsworth of the Harbor Com.
missioners' cffice Saturday RENTED to the
State Treasurer IS, 667 Sc, together with a
statement for March. This amount is less by
81, S73 So than the statement requires, which
difference is cash taken by defaulter Gray.
Sergeant Bsrwick returned from. visit to
San Francisco and Santa Rosa on Saturday
evening. To-day he leaves for a short visit
to friends near Franklin, in this county, after
which he will return TO work He reports
the crops in the Santa Rosa valley in splen-
did condition.
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psrtment went down to San Francisco and
yesterday attended The funeral Of Assistant
Chief Engineer Rcss, who died from injuries
received in the recent gas explosion at the
Palzcs Hotel. A beautiful floral tribute
from the department here was taken down.
A match game of base ball was played yes
terday morning at Agricultural Park between
the Machinists and the Esgles, resulting in
victory for the former by score OF to )
At P N. the winners Of the morning game
played match with the Unions on the Same
ground. This was won by tbs Unions by
score Of to 3.
The Picnic Con- mittee Of the Improved
Order Red Meh have organized by electing
officers as follows: J. 2. Counts, President;
Con. Sullivan, Vice-PFesident Al. Olson,
Secretary o. Y. Cronkite, Treasurer Their
picnic viii be hsli early in Nav, but the
grounds have not yet been decided ap0n. A
liberal sum Of money has been appropriated
for prizes.
To represent Cresco Lodge. No. 203, I. ..
G. T., of Gait, st the meeting Of ths Dis.
trict Lodge in this city, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 18th and 18Th, delegations
have been chosen as follows: Mrs. A. L.
Ames, Miss Georgia Glasscock, Miss Media
Lstourette, J. W. Ferguson, w. FL. Mesch-
am Alternstes-Mis3 Mamie Andrus. Miss
Josie Krepksl, Miss Ella Mitchell, james
Fugitt, Charles Bryant.
You're RoGUEs. - Three runaway boys
were arrested near Oakland, on an overland
train, in accordance with telegraphic re-
quest from Chief Ksrcher. The boys are
William Weather, sged u years, James Gale,
aged Is year,, and Eddie Sawyer, aged IL
years Each one had a bulldog pistol,
knife, watch-chain and other articles. It
is asserted that the boys stole 500 from
drunken man on tho way from Los Angeles
70 Sacramento. At Antioch the boys pur-
chased new clothes, snd left their old gar
ments there. The parents Of the young rem
egades live in East Oakland. Chief Ksrchsr
brought them to the city Saturday evening,
where charge OF grand larceny was placed
opposite their names.
HELD FOR MURDER.-Ths Indian. CharIes
Seastow, who was arrested in Ell Dorado
county for the murder Of Indian joe had an
examination on Saturday before Justice
Tubbs. He was held TO answer before the
Superior Court for murder. The murder was
committed last month at an Indian camp
near the American river, about fifteen miles
from Folsom.
OPENING to-dsy and tomorrow special
exhibition in the Clothing department, Red
House.
a BEAUTIFUL display Of gents fine furnish
iIg goods a. our opening to-day and to-nor-