Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-23

The EQmmis5ion adjourned TO me5s Satur-
day, August All, at P. NJ, ct Room 40,
Union Hotel.
The WEATHER REPORTS. A few northern
signals came through yesterday TO Ssrgssnt
Ba-wick by the way Of Yreka, but no Olym.
piasignsls we're received last night at $50, and
there is evidently great many drawbacks in
getting business from the East, for the
weather reports at noon yesterday generally
reaches here from l to 8 P. NJ, while yester.
day they were not received until $3.50 P. II.
They show the temperature, wind and
weather to have been as follows yesterday at
Bpm, Washington City time: Salt Lake,
SO degrees, wind south and weather clear
Cheyenne, Is degrees, wind northwest,
weather cloudy; Denver, 81 degrees, wind
north, weather clear; North Platte, 81 de-
grees, wind northeast, weather threatening
Omaha, 81 degrees, wind south, weather
cloudy Davenport, IS degrees, wind south
west, weather cloudy; Chicago, 50 degrees.
wind southwest, weather cloudy. The tenn
peraturs at Olympia yesterday at noon was
Go degrees; Portland, II degrees Roseburg,
rs degrees; Red Buff, % degrees Sacra.
nsnto, 81 degrees; San Francisco, 63 de-
grees Los Angeles, So degrees, and San Di,
ego y degrees. Red Bluff was l degree
ceoler than at noon Saturday; Sacramento, 8
degrees cooler; San Francisco, l degrea
warmer; Los Angeles. 6 degrees warmer, and
San Diego 4 degrees cooler than ct the same
hour on Saturday.
DROWNED IN THE BAY.-The San Fran.
cisco Alta of yesterday says: "The body Of
man. supposed to he that of Henry Kern,
was washed up by the tide underneath the
bulkhead on East street, between Howard
and Folsom, yesterday morning, and soon af
| ter discovered was removed to the Morgus. Oa
the body was found letter of recommends
ton ia the name of Henry Kern, and signed
by Jones & Lauehlins, Of Pittsburg. a SCRAP
Of paper was also found, upon which va.
written the address of some persons in thi:
| city, aad they informed tbs Deputy Coroner
that the deceased had daughter in Sacra
mento by ths name Of Mrs. b. Sseinauer
whose husband keeps the William Tell House
From the appearance of the body it we!
| thought that the man was drowned so1ae tim.
during last Friday night. and that ne Eel
! through an open space ct tie place mentioned
and lost his life by accident. Deceased Wa
about So years of age, lately from the East
and cams down from Sacramento only feW
days ago"
POLICE CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court Satur
day w. e. Wilson, who was convicted o
keeping q disorderly house az Eighth and u
the old Cody corner. appeared for sentence
but the same wss continued until this morn
irg. F. Stein, charged with disturbing th
peace, appeared fer trial, but upon promis,
/ of future good conduct was allowed 70 &,
| without punishment. Antoine Shsiis. dis
! turbing the peace; the evidence was hear,
and the case taken under advisement Katir
| Fisher was brought forward to snswer to
charge of disturbing the peace; this evidenc
was not 5uaicient and Katie was discharged
| H. Winters, charged BY F. F. Dolan viii
! forgery, This is case which grew out @
| come property transactions. The evidence i
the case was heard, aed the Court ssys
| will not render decision for q few days
| The case of All Chung, charged VITA peti
/ larceny, was heard ana taken under advise
ment.
racing MATTERS. large purses whie
wera offered by Robert Allsn, the lessee c
Agricultural Park, did not receive th
requisite number of entries. and Consequent
are of" There were two Of 81, 600 eae
and one of 81, 600. The cause of the race
not filling no doubt was that owners weT
10th to risk SO large an amount of entrane
money. The entries for the purses 8
Santa Cruz close Wednesday, and the fsilnr
of Aliens races will give that association
better chance. The President Of the Pacif
Coast Blood Horse Association hiss called
meeting of the Trustees Wednesday next. 6
? P. NJ, at the editorial rooms Of the Breed.
and Sportsman, where arrangements for thei
meeting will be completed.
COULDN'T SEE Ir.-Our aniable conten
porsry, the Appeal st Marysville, loses il
temper over harmless little "squib" in
local notice in Saturdays Issue of this papel
OF coarse, the cool reader saw that it vas bu
play of words on popular topic, an
very far from serious None have kindlie
feelings and stronger friendship for Maryl
| vile than the locals of the Capital CITY
1 whose pleassutries should not be SO seriousl
received as in this case. when little ''slicker
! fun is worked off, There is enough. good
ness knows, "got off - for Sacrsmento's Der
| eft, and il takes it in good part-but, Their
the weather Is cool here.
THE SLATE-The following appeared o
the slate st the ststion.house at II o'cloc
las night: John Grouse, disturbing tn
peace; Charles Johnston and Frank MoI
/ row. aliss Delor, for forgery; S. d. Mana
! fad. pedaiisg without 3 Ecs1ss Jams
Ssnlsw9Fth, g 6ruakg Mfs. S.sTsrt, insane