Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-10
LOCAL DAsHEs.

Theater.
Forty-nine immigrants will arrive from the
| East tomorrow.
Mrs. G. J. Oyler, who has been sick for two
weeks past, is still confined to her bed
The Board of Health did not meet Sstur-
day night, owing to the absence from the city
of Drs Hatch and Cluness.
The jury in Judge McF arland's depart
ment of the Superior Court was discharged
Saturday until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Services will be held in the Calvary Bap-
fist Church Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
Nellie Walker won the second and third
heats in the 600 yard running race at Agricult-
ural Park Saturday. Red Oak took the first
heat.
The Fourth-street Chinese unfriendly to
Deputy Constable Rider have employed
Enoch r. Dole as their Waterman and pro-
tectOr.
There will be special attractions at the
Metropolitan Theater during the holidays.
Christmas evening. Louise Rial in Taken
from Life" New Years week, COPYRIGHT &
Hawkins MINISTRIES.
In front of the Golden Eagle Saturday
night horse got one of his hind feet through
the wheel of hack. Before the foot could
be extricated it became necessary to saw
spoke out of the wheel.
The Toronto Hotel at Gait was set on fire
Friday night by the explosion of lamp.
Fortunately the proprietor had fire extin.
guisheT, and the flames were put out before
much damage was done.
A free lecture will be given by H. J.
Becker, in the Y. NJ. G. a. Rooms, No.
1909 Fourth street, this evening. at s o'clock
Subject The English Language as a We
hicle of Modern Thought"
Friday night some one broke into the fruit
stand on the southeast corner of Fourth and
K streets and stole several dollars worth of
goods. This IS the second time it has been
broken into during the past month.
Saturday evening about o'clock some
thief, or thieves, entered the room of lodg-
ing-house at the corner of Fifth and J
streets and stole therefrom pair of white
blankets, bedspread and an overcoat.
Deputy Constable George Rider has been
sued by Chinaman for the modest sum Of
$4,000 for false imprisonment. Mr.. Rider
had the Chinaman arrested and Imprisoned
for carrying q concealed weapsn, 8 razor.
A Chinaman was arrested by officer Frazee
yesterday, having in his possession a reversi-
BILE overcoat almost new, one side black, the
other light brown. 1t Is supposed to have
been stolen, and the owner is wanted at the
police station.
Yesterday, at the Twelfth.street range
match for SO a side was shot between Lieu
tenant F. z. Lowell, of Company B, and
Sergeant L. w. Stevens, of Company A.
The score was Lowell, 2l1; Stevens 1879.
Lowell is said to be the crack shot of the
regiment
About hslf-psst eight o'clock Saturday
evening a Mexican was found at Second and
l streets in half unconscious condition. tie
had been terribly beaten by some parties to
him unknown. He was very weak from loss
of blood. He was severely cut about the
head and face.
General w. S. Hancock is en- route to Cal
ifornia. He was in Salt Lake last night. The
citizens of Sacramento are arranging to give
him fitting reception when he arrives here.
A meeting was held for that purpose Satur-
day evening at the Capital Hotel. 1t was
presided over by the Mayor, and the various
necessary committees appointed,
The police.station slate last night con-
tanned the names of Edward Stewart, a
drunk Sam Miller, drunk; Lame Dick and
Charles Smith, disturbing the peace; Charles
Rice, healthy beggar, and Samuel Linsey,
a vagrant. Also Antoine, an insane, en- route
from Siskiyou county to the Stockton Gsy-
lum.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. IS, Imp. o. r. NJ,
have elected for the ensuing term the follow
ing officers: Prophet, Allen g. Taylor
Sachem, James Mckay; Senior Sycamore,
A B. Casey; Junior Sycamore, Fred. Dust.
man; G. of r., J. /. jackson +. c., S. B.
Cooley; K, of W, r. II. Petit Trustees,
James a. Gibson, j. Van c. Horner, Fred.
Ssuze.
Colonel Tomlinson has paid to CIV. Ches-
ley and J. II. Martin the amount of money
he obtained from them through misrepresen-
tation. Saturday they withdrew their charge
and the Colonel was discharged from the city
prison. He was arrested, however, in few
moments and returned to bis cell, on the com
plant of others who claim they have been
bilked by the Colonel.
Warren Post, Grand Army of the Re-
public. Saturday evening elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year; A. w.
Seton, Post Commander; w. S. Gent, S.
VIC; J. S. Easterbrook, J. V. c.; J. H.
Marsh, Chaplain; j. n. Moore, Q NJ; w.
w. Fuller, o. D.; f. J. Herman, o. G.;
Counsel Of Administration-I. w Wallace,
J. II. Marsh, Daniel Mesgher Delegate to
the State Encampment, DR.. Charles E.
Pinkham; Alternate, NJ, J. Smith. The
State Eacampment will meet about the latter
part Of January.