Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-03
l3G8L INTELLIGENCE.

i3GHL INTELLIGENCE,
PONCE COMMISSIONERS. Police Com
mission5rs met Saturday at2P. N. Present,
Mayor Brsva and Police Judge Henry. AZ.
ter the reading Of the minutes Of the preced-
ing meeting and hsaring the report OF Captain
Woods Herman Biltse q clerk in an up
town store, cane forward and made the fol-
lowing statement: Ia February last he had
purcdsast u Andrew Polymath, j58eler
on Tenth azid K streets, locket, fcr which
ha psid SI5, and received receipted bill for
thu same. a few days afterwsrd officer
jackson wult TO him, took the locket saying
that it had been stolen from party at the
Bay. JaGks0n told him that he would get
the Sl5 for him, bat that thu property must
be T2.uTaed 90 tn9 party frem whom It had
been stolen, Since shat time BiltEe has been
unable 20 get the return Of the locket or his
SIS. He thinks he has been imposed upon,
and wants tho matter investigated. Tire
Board thought it was matter that needed
iDvestigstioai AID viii lock It up at their
meeting thig astsrG0oD.
According TO PR0MIsE.-Captain J. NJ.
Woodg, according to promise, yesterday ar.
rested James a, Browne. "sole proprietor "
of the A.strses nelodeon, aud charged him
with loiadaDeanoT in having violated Section
BOB Of tha Penal Code. Stephen Fisher and
Albert Blunt Ter5 sls1 arrested uadeg the
same charge, their part IN tho performance
being 20 dispenss liquid Refreshments il the
boxes, exc, Ia answer TO calls Of the " act
ressas IN their Ie7Gmbulationg through the
audieUcs, where they find admiring visitors
who hsva 9 concurrent thirst with them. The
parties arrested gave bonds for their appear
anca 10 Gle Police Court this morning. The
action OF tae p0liee vas apparently sntici-
pat5d By Browne, az his first act after enter
ing the city was 90 engage Henry Ejgerten
as counsel. Captain Woods says he visited
the place on the opening night and is pre-
pared win al the necessary evidence. 1t is
expected 5h2t tie violation Of the law viii be
admitted aud the case tried or the constitu.
tionality Of the Act.
AN OUTRAGEOUS CRmE.-Friday night
abou512 o'cloc'r, Albert Lycip, a boy about l6 |
years Of oge. sko came to this State about
week ego from Cincinnati, was seized on
Front street uesr tie foot Of N, by e gang of |
-oughs and ramps, taken TO g railroad box |
car or The levae. strapped down and most |
brutally outraged By thirteen Of them. The |
boy finally escaped from the vile wretches, |
and, mors 0sad than alive, found his way to |
Lu6 ki2ligc rE.stA-ls AAQ AAAUII4ru lll5 Objects !
OF the bsSstly manner in which he had been |
treated. II was quite dark, but the led yes !
terdsy Identified six Of the brutes and they |
we're token in custody By the officers They |
will bs heard IN the Police Court this morn |
ins. Two Of them are known to be very bad |
men and the otaer fouE are strangers IN this I.
city, Eha D6y's st9r 'narally believed |
and il it is To- ine wresches deserve to DO |
prosecuted. = fullest extent Of tina law.
MILITARY PERoEsTAGE.-General Order
No 3S, Issued from the Adjutant- Generals
ofice. announces the percentage of the COM
panias Of the First artillery Regiment dur
ing the month Of July az follows: Company
A, S86S: G0mpsny B. II 50; Company @, |
71.S6; C0mpsay Z, STA; Company +, |
7S0I; Compsny &, 70.72; Cadets, 75.43. !
PercentsFe q regiment, 1901; Second Artil-
lsrY Regiment, 1902; First Infantry Reg
iment. 81 g.; Third Infantry Regiment,
66 06; FifLa InfsRsry Battalion, 64 50 aver.
age If unattached companies, 71.30; Ma.
tionsi Guard for July, 81 Sc The highest
percentage II sUy enc company was the Eu-
reka Guar5 50 10. and tina lowest, Company
g, Second artillery Regiment, 1874. The
psrcau5aec Of the Chico Guard for June was
65.67 and for July 6S.65 TIE percentage Of
the National Guard fer June was 60 65.
You've TEAvELERs little boys about
ten years ef age wers picked up by polica-
man st the freight depot yesterday. They
gave the names OF Spartacus Morales snd
Thos. Ford Ths former, Spanish boy,
said his folks lived in Stockton, and the lat
ter tha5 his home was in Alameda. Morales
was suffering from frightfully mangled
hand which was afterwards dressed by the
city physiciaus The boys had heard of the
ooIninE of Robinson's circus, and concluded
to see the show in this city. While stealing
ride on the brake bars Morales got his hand
caught and came near losing his life. From
what the boys stated to the officers they both
have good hcmss, bu; having bscome seized
with the bootblacb mania 30 prevalent,
Shought they would strike cut for themselves
Horse THIEVEs.--The Folsom Telegraph
has sensation. It says that it is believed
that weIl-organized band OF horse thieves
have their rendezvous in the mountain dis-
tricts, and occasionally one or two of the
number are detailed TO make raids in the
valleys, and that now and then a horse is
stolen, oa.tis sre driven of-perhsps man
found dead-Whiis divers other mysterious
occurrences seem sufficient to excite the pub
lie mind aud foreteil some impending evil
If this be tfue, some of Sacramento's former
special and even regular policemen might
find employment in hunting tbs thieves.
TIE REpoaTED EUIcDEs.-The following
has been received from the Mayor of Seattle,
II. G. Ssroye. by Robert C. Shiermeyer, of
this city "Sir-I have inquired OF the
Chief Of PcGcs snd others in this city who
would be likely 80 know concerning the 81.
legged suicide OF Mrs Lena Dubois and Daniel
Halter. Esishsr of them have heard any
thing Of this suicide, ner is It known that
parties OF that name ever resided in this city.
If such 81 occurrences took place it was not at
Seattle"
POLICE CeUzT.-The following business
was transaetsd in the Police Court Saturday
Bill Stump, charged Eish being drunk, failed
TO answer 80 his name, and his deposit wss
declared forfeited. Theodore Rephold, a de-
fraudine creditor, was dismissed. Pat Null
doom. Jim Brown and John l.. Sullivan,
druuks. vera feed So each, or the alternative
of serving five dRys in the County Jail. The
cases of ALI Yuug. Wing All Yung and Jim
Chuck, assanls TO murder, were continued.
Foor. RACER ARhEsTED.-Gilpin. the foot
racer. whom i. is said " threw down the
Sacramento boys st the recent race at
Hawks Corners, in San Joaquin county, has
been arrested at Grass Valley. The arrest
rss made on 6 warrant issued in this city,
charging dnpih HAsh Ovssi1AcS 'AO,Sy uHHeA
fslss prstsnses. Constable Samuel Harvey
vent up 60 Grsss Valley last evening and
will relurn with the prisoner to-day.
LICENSED TAN.-Fiys tan games took out
license Saturday, snd are now running in
Chinatown wish open doors. The game
kasp.rz stood cut for come time, but seeing
that CAPTAIN Woods was determined that
thew should pos run unless they complied
with the ordinance, they gave il. Otkers
viii take on. license to-day, and ia week sil
of them aiiI follow suit.
LADrps nseriuo undervests. finished. for 80
oaBts, sc the Red House.
SEE Red House new advertisement to-day