Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-02
sAN FRANCISCO IrIms.

| The number of immigrants coming to
this State, via the overland railroads, dur
ing the week ending Saturday, was !, ,099.
The to.al amount Of the real estate roll
OF city and county taxed property is Sl56,
$40, ,563. an increase over last year OF
S6, 9l4, Sol,
The Master of the schooner Kittie Ste.
vens, that arrived in port Saturday from
Rockport, stR.es that on june 22i j. Ras-
mussen, Dane, a years of age, fell over
board and was drowned.
Saturday while meu were unloading
consignment of resin from vessel lying at
the Berkeley ferry, live lizard escaped
IRON one OF the barrels. 1t mad come all
the way from Georgia. The reptile will
be donated to the academy of Sciences.
The fines received in Police Court No. l
last month amounted to 81, 4Sl, of which
SlO5 was transferred to the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and
$SOO to the Home OF the Iuebriate. In
Police Court No. 2, 81. 500 was received.
The First Regiment of the National
Guard, located in this city, left at s o'clock
Saturday night by the narrow -gsure train
for San Jose for their annual eIcampment.
They will remain eight days altogether,
but will return on the Fourth for the
parade of that day.
Mrs. Frank J. Mackley, wife of f. J.
Mackley, an actor az the Market street
Theater and Woodward's Gardens. died
Saturday evening after lingering illness
of seven months. Deceased was IS years
of age, and was at one time q prominent
member Of the profession.
Damian Gardener, a wealt5v wilma.
grower of Barcelona, Spain, had a war.
rant issued here last Friday for the arrest
of his wife, Mathilde. She and Carl
Knoechel, Gardeners Swiss clerk. fed 70
America last month during temporary
absence of her husband at Paris. Thev
took with them the wife's year. old child.
y, 4Oo'of Gardeners money, 500 worth of
jewelry and several drafts.
Governor Stoneman and staff are ex.
pected to participate in the parade on the
Fourth. The exercises at the Grand Opera
House will begin at Il O'Clock. Arthur
Rogers, Regent of the University. will de-
liver the oration. Miss Louise Elliott. of
Stockton, the soprano of Trinity Church
choir OF this city, will sing the ssStar.
Spangled Banner" The Declaration Of
independence will be read by AIrs. Laura
Dainty.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the sen.
tence of i've years imprisonment passed
upon Dennis Burns by the Superior Conrt
OF Colusa county for the crime ''tbat he
did feloniously and burglariousiv enter a
certain house of one Mary Mcdowell, in
which said house she, Mary Mcdowell. did
then and there reside, with intent them
and there to commit rape upon the said
Mary Mcdowell" The Court held tLat
the act was that of burglary.
Domenico Revagno, while suitor for
the hand OF Stephano Reyagno's daughter,
about month ago loaned his prospective
father-in.law 81, 200. When he asked for
security none was to be had, as in the
meantime Stephano had homestead made
of portion Of his property and decided
the rest to his son. Stephano yesterday
was convicted OF disposing of his property
to defraud his creditors, and Domenico will
now have the transfers set aside on the
ground of fraud.