Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CADETS DRILL AND BALL

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THE CADETS DRILL AND BALL.
There was large attendance last evening
at ArmerY Hall, the occasion being the com.
piimentsry drill and ball given by the Gov.
errors Guard in honor of Governor and Mrs,
Stopeman. Under the direction of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, consisting of Ser.
geant Fredericks, Corporal Shields, Priyatea
Naghel, Parsons, Hogan, Rosa, Little, Jones,
Kgrcher and Wiseman, the hall had been
handsomely decorated with flags, banners and
streamers. Over the musicians platform
were the words, Welcome to Our Governor. -
At s o'clock the full Artillery Band began
to discourse concert music, and continued for
an hour. AZ 9 o'clock Governor Stoneman
and party arrived at the hall, and we're re-
ceived in the officers headquarters by the
brigade and regiment officers. In the mean.
time Captain Fred Eisenmenger had
formed his company in line IN the
main hall. The gubsrnatorial party,
escorted by the officers, marched into
the hall and took seats which had been pre-.
pared for them at the southern end. The
cadets presented arms IS the party passed.
The cadets then marched to the front of the
party, and their Captain, on behalf Of the
company, presented to Governor and Mrs.
Stonemsn beautiful floral piece. The Gov
ernor returned thanks for himself and Mrs.
Stoneman. The cadet, under the direction
Of their Captain, went through the
manual of arms by the tap of the
drum; also through the bsy0net drill
and school of the company in all lis
evolutioEs. Through the entire drill scarcely
q mistake was made, showing q proficiency
which Is seldom excelled by older companies,
and rejecting much credit On their Captain.
At the cless Governor Stonenaa made a few
pleasant remarks, in which he said he was
once cadet himself, and he had no doubt
but that there was material in the ranks be-
fore him out OF which Lieutenants, Colonies,
Generals and Governors would yet be pro-
duced. He complmeuted the company and
its Captain very highly. At the close of the
drill the grand march was formed, head
ed by Captain Eisenmenger and Miss
Tietjen. The first set formed for the quad
rille consisted of Governor and Mrs. Stone
man, General and Mrs. Cosby, General and
Mrs. Carey = --iaptain Eisenmenger and
Miss Tiejen. The floor directors were Ma
jOr Harry Carroll and Captain EisenmeLger.
The floor managers were Lieutenant Albert
Elxus, Lieutenant Samuel Kay, Lieutenant
Hiram Allen, w. r. Ormsby, J. T. Stafford,
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4. Parker and Elias Steinman. Besides
those above mentioned there were present
Misses Adele and Katie Stoneman, Assistant
A6jutaut.G General Tobin, Lieutenant Colonel
AsAby of the Governors staff, Mr., and Mrs
Creed Raymond, Senator and Mrs. Mcclure
Colonel Sheehsn and staff and General
Carey's staff, The supper was served by J.
d. Smith. The reception committee of the
evening was as follows: General Cosby,
General Carey, Colonel Sheehsn, Colonel
Tobin, Lieutenant Colonel Guthrie, Major
Mckee, Major Harvey, Major Weaver, Cap
tain Neary, Captain Burk, Captain Dalton,
Captain Cooke, Captain Hebron, Lieuten-
ant Long, lieutenant Bush, Lieutenant Palm,
Lieutenant Rivett, Lieutenant Ryan, Lieu
tenant Wisemsn, Lieutenant Miller, Lieu
tenant Sheehan and Lieutenant Woods.
THE TRUsTEEsHIP.-Y Yesterday the priaci-
pal topic of conversation in public places
was the result of the election for Second
Trustee the day before. TIE friends of W.
+. Knox have employed Charles 7. Jones as
their attorney, and q recount of the votes
cast for that ofice will be demanded. The
returns we're all delivered to Auditor Mckee
during Tuesday night, ard yesterday me-
chanic was employed in putting a secure lock
were deposited. Already there are wild ru.
mors that boxes which were delivered to the
Auditor sealed do not contain the ballots, and
some are inquiriug whether OF not it is true
that the returns from enc of the precincts
have been lost. On Monday the Board of
Trustees will canvass the returns and declare
the result. The Superior Court will then be
petitioned for a recount. Mr.. Knox's friends
make no allegations of fraud, but claim that
the count in some of the precincts was done
very carelessly, and through this some errors
were caused.
A LOCAL ATTORNEYS EXPERIENCE. The
Chico Eyening Record says Judge S. G.
benson, of Sacramento, arrived in Chico on
Sunday evening" and immediately took car.
risge for Jacinto, where he has business with
the Glenn estate. The coachman had been in
town long enough to get number of drinks,
and by the time he was ready TO leave the de-
pot with his distinguished passenger he was
wellnigh parslyzed. Taking in the situation
at 6 glance, the Judge grabbed the ribbons
and did all the driving himself, depending
upon the directions Of his drunken compan-
ion. They did not arrive at Jacinto until
nearly daylight, although the distance is only
about fourteen miles.
FLEMING CArTURED.-The convict, James
Fleming, who recently escaped from the
Oroville Jail by DOMINIC carpenters apron
and, with hammer in his hand, walking
past the officer Of the jail, and who was a
few days afterwsrd arrested in this city by
local officer Karcher, from whom ne escaped,
was yesterday taken to Oroville by detective
Fuller, of Oakland. He was arrested on
Tuesday morning about o'clock, st lodg-
ing-house in Berkeley, by Captain of Police
Pumyea of Oakland. assisted by three off.
GERS. If it took four officers to arrest him in
Oakland, it is no wonder that he escaped
from one officer in this city.
a WILLING CoNvIor.-On Monday even
ing officers Brissell and Eldred stopped
man on J street who had buggy robe under
his arm. He could not account for it's posses.
sion, and he was taken to the station.ho
He gave the name of William Thomas, and
was found to be the same man who q short
time ago was arrested with box of soap in
his possession, and stated that be had stolen
it for the purpose of bsing sent TO Jail. He
was accommodated with thirty days, and
yesterday he was found guilty of having
stolen the buggy robe, and will grace the
chain-gang for sixty days to come.
THE MEXICAN MURDERER's TRIAL.-Yes-
terday the case of Rosalio Ybarra, charged
with the murder of Antonio Aquillar, was
called in the Superior Court, and on motion
OF defendant and by consent of the prosecu-
ton the case was continued for the term. a
number of witnesses were present from
abroad, and vera allowed fees as follows
Stanislaus AquilIar, Solsno county, Sc; G.
ID. Gibbon, ID. Hsrris, James Lucas, j. +.
Rsesdale and L. r. Arhuckle, of Colusa
TOWELS, rs cents per dozen, at the great
combination sale. All-linen crash. ; cents
yard Atwood carpet, yard wide, 20 cents a
yard. Red House.
READ the Red House new column sdver-
tisement; changed every other day.
For millinery goods. children's school hats,
see Millinery Parlors ct the Red House.
CossUIa the Red Houss advertisement +