Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-04


The GREAT EUROPEAN CIRous.-Sher.
mans educated horses and Humans Great
Europsan Circus are in the city, and will az
pear at Agricultural Park to-day and &c.
morrow afternoon srd evening. This is their
fifth annual tour, and having performed in
this city before to large and delighted audi.
ences they will no doubt do large business.
There is no doubt but that Sherman's edu-
Gated horees surpass anything in the world in
that line. In fact it hardly seems possible
that horses could be taught the innumerable
tricks which they perform. This circus is
one of the most complete organizations that
has visited the coast for years. The horses
alone are worth the price of the admission.
They claim to have = and the press
where they have appeared say it
is true one of the brightest arrays
of arenic stars that ever exhibited in the
sawdust ring. Among the noted performers
may be mentioned Mile. Pauline Lee, the
crowned princess of the arena; VIM. Cor
man. the champion hurdle rider of the world /;
Willie 0Del, somersault and four-horse
rider; Little Gloria, the child wonder, and
his ponies, Duke and Duchess Mile. Efie
De Ruck, the lady with the iron jaw; the
Morosco brothers, Victor, Frank, Charles
and Harry, the great Russian acrobats !;
George French, clown; Young Americs, tbs
homeless wonder; Charles Morosco hero Of
the slack wire; Frank Morosco, Americas
greatest knockabout clown; Frank Monroe,
the human fly; and George Thompson, the
equestrian clown. There will be 1nagnifi-
cent street parade, with two bands of music
and host Of knights and ladies. Doors open
a. and P. NJ; performance at and s P. NJ
STATE PRISON DIRECTORS. hearing of
the charges against the State Prison Directors
will begin this morning before Governor
Stonemsn. Judge Wallace will sit with the
Governor during the hearing. Among those
who arrived yesterday to be present during
the proceedings were Judge Wallace, ex-
Governor Irwin, Warden Ames Of San Quen-
tin, Charles B. Darwin, William II. Sears
and Colonel George Flournoy. Messrs. Oar.
win and Sears and A. L. Hart will appear for
the Directors. The prosecution will be con-
Quoted by Attorney General Marshall and
Colonel Fleurnoy. The demurrer to the
charges, on the ground that the Governor has
no authority to sit in judicial investigation,
will be argued to-day, and may occupy sew
eral days before it is submitted.
ALLEN SPBRes.-The popular resort in
Lake county known as Allen Springs is an
nounesd as being open for the summer. The
springs are FIVE in number and are famous for
their wonderful medicinal properties Thoss
who have visited this summer resort say that
is Is delightful place to spend the summer
months; good hunting and fine trout fishing,
aud every accommodation for invalids and
pleasure-ssekers. The charges sre reasonable
and the accommodations for families are I'M
surpassed. A daily stare plies between
Coluss snd the Syringe. James d. Bailey.
ms a. q of
ramsnto.
HEALTH OFFIoER.--The Board of Health
of this city met Saturday evening, al the
members present. TIE only business of i'm
portancs transacted was the election Of a
Health Officer. at the previous meeting
John Sheilars had been chosen to that posi-
ton, but the Board Of Trustees failed TO
ratify the election. On the third ballot Satur.
day evening Walter B. Fesrsl was chosen.
The election win be submitted to the Board Of
Trustees for ratification this morning.
MIEsTREIs.-A season Of minstrelsy a. the
Metropolitan Theater is promised for the last
three evenings Of this week, including a
matinee Saturday. Scots Original Min.
strels and SCOTS Coiored opsrs Company
said to be the largest minstrel organization Of
this character in the United Ststes-will ap-
pear under the direction OF Aiusly Scott.
formerly Of Emerson's Ministries. The boz
Office st the thsatey viii be open Wednesday.
FnE.-The alarm of are last evening.
about $50 o'clock. was caused by
small FIRE being discovered in the
rear portion Of n. Marks second-hsnd cloth
ing establishment at IA K street. Tbs dam
age was merely nominal. Ths fire wzs in a
bedroom. sse mattress Of the bed being burg
Ing when the Ere was reached. There VISA
no one st homs st tia lime, and the origin of
the Ere is unknown.
FcR PIoyIc PAETIEz --Chssleyis urrivsled
CiHb-Rsass Punch. Fer sale By The bottle
or cass. G. ". Chesisy, 81 Front Eszset. sole