Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-20

lenoanC should be admitted TO BALL
The Judge held the defendant to answer
for murder, without bail.
Disastrous MISUNDERSTANDING, about
? P. NJ, Charles 5. Clarke, who resides on the
Riverside road, drove into town with a spir-
tied team of young horses. In the buggy
with him was his wife and seven.year-old
daug hter. They stopped at the store Of Me-
bus & Co., on K street, between Front and
Second, and while Clarke was in the store the
horses behaved so badly that his wife held
them with difficulty. When Clarke took his
seat In thu buggy to drive off, one of the
breast straps broke and the pole fell to the
ground. The hor8es became frightened {;
Clarke could not hold them, and they dashed
up X street toward Second. In endeavoriDg
TO turn into Second street they ran against 0
post in front Of the Mint saloon. The occu.
pants OF the buggy were thrown violently
upon the cobbled street. Mrs Clarke and
daughter were badly hurt, and were picked
up 10 an inssnsibie condition and carried into
Bells drug store, near by, where they re.
ceived immediate medical attention. Mr.
Clarke was severely but not seriously hurt.
Afterwards Mrs. Clark and daughter were
conveyed to the Western Hotel, and of last
accounts last evening thsy were doing well.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs A. j. DAMS was
thrown from her buggy near Seventeenth and
k streets. and had one of her arms broken.
The teams attached TO the Nicolaus stage.
Whittier & Fuller's delivery wagon, and the
Cry Brewery wagon all ran away Saturday,
but no one was hurt
POLICE Court. = Saturday last Judge
Henry took his seat in the Judicial chair of
ths Police Court and looked around upon a
dock of law-breakers full TO repIetion. James
Ford stood up when bis name was called and
pleaded guilty to the charge OF sleeping on
the sidewalk. The Judge. after closely exam
lining Ford, sentenced him 70 pay hne OF
$40. or serve the county Ten days in the chain
gang. The next cases were thesa Of the par
nies arrested ia sn opium den. The names
given are aliases, as the parties did not desire
their tue names to be made public. j. G.
Stare, smoking opium Emma Stare, visit.
ing an opium den; Carrie Williamson, same
charge their cases were continued until this
morning. Mike Ferrail, who, ss he SAYS,
81 got full and went TO sleep on the sidewalk"
was fined $40. All Yuag, an attempt to COM
NIT murder, continued until to-day. VIM.
Davidson. common drunk, continued unsil
to-day J. @. Rankin, disturbing the peace,
Sl0 or ten days il the County Jail. J. D.
Tate, for violating the health ordinance,
fined $50 Ia this case notice Of appeal
was given. Mary Farley, courtesan. ar
rested for enticing, was tried before jury.
Msry did not ask jury tiial nor did she EN-.
ploy counsel. From the evidence elected she
was convicted as charged, and lined 81 and
costs, The attorneys, Edgers0n and Buckley,
were paid by Dubois and Barron, parties
owning property 10 that part OF the city.
INsAsE ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT Co.'s
CBAzY-Word was received at the Cover
nor's offics Saturday that DR.. Shzrtleff, for
many years Superintendent Of the Stockton
Insane Asylum, had become deranged, and
it bscame necessary to lock him up in one Of
the asylum cells. He suffered severe blow
to his mental faculties in April last by the
death of his wife, from which he had sppsr.
emily never recovered. TIE associations st
the asylum has completed the WORK. Or.
Browne, Assistant Superintendent, is tempo
rarily il charge of the Institution.
a BELLIGERENT RUNNER. Saturday even.
ing James McKeon. runner for the Goldsn
Eagle Hotel, slapped 5 woman's facs at the
depot. She ran into street car and claimed
the protection of the driver, Mr.. Rsnwiek.
The runner abused the car driver in shame
full manner, calling him all the vile names Re
could think of, and acted ungentlemsnly in
che extreme. Mr.. Rsngick has sworn to
complaint, and McKson viii be arrested to-
day. The railroad police interfered, or Ran
wick would have given the runner > sound
thrsshing.
The SLATE.-The following appeared on
the slate at the station-houss at II o'clock
last night: All Jim, assault to murder;
Frank Masterson, grand larceny; An Quong,
drawing and exhibiting deadly weapon I; G..
S. Cook, smoking opium; D. F. Cummings.
exposure of person; Michael Brsdy, va
grsncy ; George Doushue and Christ Kelley, |
drunk.
FINE FRUIT -Florin is famous for its fruit !
and berries. The latest specimens of peaches
shown at this office are from the ranch Of J.
@. McLsughlin, one mile east of Klorin.
They sre of the lats Crawford variety and
ire very fine. Rus Stephens also presents a
sox Of late Crawford peaches. twelve inches
n circumference and averaging twelve end
hslt nances in weight