Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-14
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

How IT IS DoNE.-About two years ago
two orphan girls, about II years of age, who
were engaged as domestics in respectable
families in this city, were induced by we'll
dressed young man to leave their places and
go with him to San Francisco A short time
since they were heard from in Portland, Or. /;
one was an inmate of the hospital and the
other of house of ill-fame They were
good girls and highly respected until this in
dividual hunted out and ruined them. That
the same thing has been done in many other
cases is well known, and that some men make
1t business Is also true A young lady, very
much respected who is living with family
in the eastern portion of the city, received
the following letter yesterday morning, which
Is self explanatory. 1t was addressed to the
number Of the house and delivered by the
mail carrier
SACRAMENTO, November u. 1883.
Dear Miss Having formed your acquaintance
one evening, and having lost my heart thought it
no more than right of writing to you and tell you
OF your cruel treatment to me only few nights
ago, when you refused to even give unto my poor
aching heart a smile of recognition when it would
have made me happy man.
Ii you wish TO aching heart and a love
sick boy, please meet me alone, If there is posi-
bility, on Wednesday evening of this week. at the
corner of Fifteenth and streets, at O'Clock P NJ,
or as soon thereafter as it will suIt you
If you cannot be there, hope don't ask too
much, please write and tell me when and where |
may have that extreme happiness.
remain, with an aching heart,
W. T. J. CARSON.
On opening and reading the letter, the
young lady handed it to the man of the house.
and he to the reporter. She says she knows
of no such person and never heard of him be-
fore.
A MURDERER AT LARGE.-The RECORD
UNION mentions the pardon Of All Kow. by
the Governor, on the petition of leading Chi
nese merchants of San Francisco and the
unanimous recommendation of the State
Prison Directors. The Governor, we think.
has acted hastily in this matter. The Chi
nese merchants would no doubt sign for the
pardon of any Chinsmsn and, as for the
Prison Directors, they necessarily could
know very little about the merits Of the case.
In 1873 c. S. Strobel. a highly respected
citizen OF Michigan Bluff, was foully and
brutslly murdered for his money. All Kow
and another Chinamsn, on the evidence of
an sccompice VINO testified for the State.
which evidence was strongly coTroborated in
almost every detail by the best of white testi-
mony, were convicted Of the murder, and
only saved from hanging by the scruple, rs
we understand it, Of one of the iurvmen.
They were sentenced TO the State Prison for
life, and the impression prevailed here that if
ever mortals deserved such punishment, and
cause to he thankful that it was no worse. it
was All Kow and his associate. The other
Chinaman died since being sent below, and
now we are told that the surviving red.
handed murderer is to go free. It would
have at least been fair for the Governor, be.
fore taking such q step, to have consulted
the Judge of the Court that convicted him,
the attorneys in the case, and some of the
jurymen. Those familiar with the All Kow
case will naturally couclude that if one
stained with so dark and dsmuable crime
as blackens the heart of All Kow can be set
free, then such thing as punishment of
crime becomes mere mockery.-[Placer
Herald.
ATTACKED By BoAR.-A correspondent
says: On Thursday evening last Judge D.
I. Lufkins, who resides near Freeport, had
q terrible encounter with boar which
weighs about $50 pounds. The boar rushed
upon him while he was in STOPPING pos
ture, driving nail in the fence. At the first
onset the Judge received a very severe wound
above the right knee. In attempting to re-
treat, defending himself with hammer, be
fell, and the brute caught him by the side
when he received q well aimed blow of the
hammer on the snOut causing him to retire
q short distance. The Judge regained his
feet the brute constantly attacking and
circling around, watching for some defense.
less point TO strike. Mr.. Lufkins gained the
yard fence and jumped over. The furious
brute ran around s. corner and threw gate
of its hinges, and attempted to cut off the
Judges retreat 10 the house. The latter
gained the door Just in time to shut it in the
face Of the enraged brute. Mr.. Lufkins re-
ceived a number of severe cuts, one quite
serious In the cords above the knee, but at
present Is quite comfortable under the cir.
cumstances.
CoSCEBT TONIGHT "A grand musical
concert will be given this evening at the Con-
gregstioual Church, by Mrs. Fleissner. Lewis,
assisted by Nrs. Edward CAdwalader, Mrs.
Clara Byrne. Miss Carrie Warren (of San
Franciseol, Miss Carrie f. D,sy, Professor
OtO Flelssner, Joseph Terry and Will
Bsardslee Selections will be rendered from
the following composers Wagner Verdi
Schubert, Weber, Mendelssohn, Mozart,
Rsinecke, Fisissner, Ford, 0Genbach, Cente-
m5rl and Blockley. Tickets can be procured
st the music stores Of l.. X. Hammer and
Richard Dale, and at Houghtons book store
NV SIGSAL sTAr1oN.-Another station
has been pisced upon the list of the regular
Signal Service weather reports. This sta.
ton, Fatoosh, is situated on an island north
Of Olympia. This makes a total of eleven
stations on the Pacific coast from which re-
ports will be received tri-daily in this CITY.
The reports include the pressure, tempera.
ture, wind direction and velocity. rainfall
and state Of weather The report is pub
lished daily in the RECORD. UNION at the
head Of the local columns.
"THE NEw JERUSALEM. The mileu.
mum has come, and the lion and lamb lie
down for thousand years partnership. Ar.
ticles of incorporation have been filed in the
Office of the Secretary Of State Of the Society
of the New Jerusalem, formed for the pur
pose Of maintaining public worship and the
study Of the doctrines of the New Church.
in the city Of San Diego. The Trustees are
G.. w. Barnes, Mary f. Copeland, G. L,
Perry. A. j. Chase and r. e. Clark, all of
San Diego.
ARRIVAL OF FURNITURE To-DAYfrom Grand
Rapids One carload of beautiful bedroom
suits, bookcases, sideboards, chiffoniers,
that will be closed out at very low prices, as
I have two more carloads to arrive soon.
Call and see them at J. G. Davis Furniture
Store, No. All K street, Sacramento.
BUGGY robes from So to $40 each. Red
House.