Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-22
Total amount in Treasury ............slsl, e52 o8

CUTTING AFFRAY.-Saturday afternoon.
about 3 O'Clock, two Mexicans, on the wharf
near the foot of n street. got into dispute
over an alleged Indebtedness of ninety cents.
They are named Antonio Aquilar and Rosalio
Yebarra. The latter named left the scene of
the controversy. and returned in few min.
uses with knife, with which he stabbed
Aquiiar Ia the region of the stomach. The
wounded man was carried to house on the
alley between and ? streets, and afterward
to the Police Station, where he received med.
ical treatment. At II o'clock last night he
was still living, but the physician in attend
ance said there was no hope of his recovery.
As soon as the officers were notified search
was made for Yebarra. Officer Barron went
to the railroad depot, and inquired of officer
Brissell whether he had seen anything of the
assailant. Brissell related seeing a man an
swering the description run from the
north side of the depot and catch
the west-bound emigrant train as it left the
depot. Chief Karcher was notified, and tele-
graphed to Davisville, where the man was
arrested. Officers Barron and Arlington
went on the next train to Davisville, and re-
turned with the prisoner on the overland
train. AT the house on the alley where the
wounded man was first taken, a Mexican
named Manuel Soezo became rather bolster.
Gus and fourished a dirk knife. He was
arrested by Chief Karcher, and charge of
disturbing the peace and one of carrying a
concealed weapon were placed against him.
Yebarra is known to be bad character, and
few years ago was sent to San Quentin from
Alameda county for two years for grand
larceny.
The TEHAcHAPI HoRRoR.-The only Sac
ramentsns known to be on the train which
met with such fatal disaster on the South.
ern Pacific at Tehachapi were Porter Ashe
and bride (nee Crocker), who were going to
Los Angeles to spend their honeymoon. They
we5e the only ones in their car that escaped
uninjured. Mrs. E. B. Croker lett for the
scene Of the accident on the 11.40 train Satur-
day. Miss Minnie E. Squires, of Oakland, who
is among the killed, has many friends in Sac
ramsnto, and but short time ago was visit
ing here. Oaly last Tuesday evening Mrs.
Governor Downey, who was one of the vic.
TINS was at the inaugural ball given to Gov
ernor Stoneman. She was warmly greeted
wherever she went in the State Capital.
Many of her old friends, who had not seen
her for Year,, gathered around her, and she
was made welcome, and more than welcome,
by them. Mrs Downey was noble woman,
and her sudden death will be as widely
mourned as that of any lady on this coast.
her circle of acquaintances extending all over
the State.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-M. B. Leavitt's
All.Star Specially Company. which played
an engagement at the Metropolitan Theater
not long since, will return to the theater on
Thursday evening, and will play on that
evening, Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee. The company is an.
nounced to have been strengthened for the
return trip and new features added. There
will be popular prices of admission, without
extra charge for reserved seats, which can be
obtained on Wednesday morning at the box
office.
CITY TREAsURY.-Receipts for week end
ing Saturday, January Goth: S. R. Cald-
well, cemetery dues, 81; r. D. SERVER,
water rates. sl.706 25; N. A. Kidder,
harbor dues, SO; w. A. Henry,
Police Court fines, $50 George A
Putnam, city licenses, S1,S4S 60; George
A. Putnam, dog licenses, S24. Total,
S3,645 s..
POLICE CoURT.-Business was transacted
in the Police Court on Saturday as follows
All Jung, petit larceny, found guilty, fined
So Ed. Short violating runners ordinance,
found guilty, judgment deferred to January
23d.