Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The trial OF i, j. MCQ1lddy IN the
United District Court has been continued
for the term.
Troop NJ. First United States Cavalry, is
TO be transformed into sections similar to
the light battery.
The United States Grand Jury are in
vestigating the alleged registration frauds
at the last election.
Mic Trivet, an old and we'll known citi-
zen of Oregon, died in this city Tuesday.
The body will be embalmed and sent to
The Dalles for burial.
Auditor Edgar has prepared statement
showing the amount Of taxes paid the State
by the city during the quarter ending De
cemter 81, 1882, to have been 1912, $50 30.
L. NJ. McKenney has been fined 81 for
contempt of the United States Circuit Court
for violating temporary injunction in
publishing certain directory matter and
selling copies of his work.
Since July l, 1882, there have been 256
wheat and flour cargoes cleared from Cali.
fornia, and thirty-four more vessels are
under engagement to follow, several of
which are either full or will complete load.
ing this week.
Wonders never cease. A cargo of lum.
Der has just sailed from this port for New
York, the first of the kind ever sent to that
port. 1t is announced that the German
bark Helene will load a similar cargo for
Leith, Scotland.
r. p. Williams, the Wells. Fargo mes
senger, has been held to answer by Judge
Webb on charge of embezzling package
containing Sl20, to be delivered at Los An.
geles. Bail was set at 81, 900. A second
charge of embezzling Sll0 will be investi-
gated on Tuesday, February 9th.
There is at present nine cents to the
credit of the school fund in the hands of
the Treasurer, and there will be no more
money until the payment of the State ap.
preparation OF about $500, 600 in February.
1t is estimated that $S4, 600 will accrue
from other sources, thus giving sufficient
money to carry the School Department
through the year.
By the arrival of the steamer Tuesday
we have summary of the commerce of
the Hawaiian Islands for 1882 The value
OF the domestic exports was S. 0S5, 900, an
increase Of $l,4l4, 900 as compared with
1881, and the largest total in the history of
that group. Most of these exports have
come to San Francisco, the total being
81, Cos, $50, an increase of 81, 249, 800 over
1881.
4 survey has been made of the damages
sustained by the ships Florida and the
Kenmore that recently collided. The
Florida's damage was estimated at "a, 900,
and the Benmore's at ST. 900. The former
80 l,,,p ~ M,,nto.
wheat, that her injured part may be above
water-mark. She will undergo repairs
where she is lying The Kenmore lies
alongside the seawall and will be repaired
there.
For the first time since the days of the
coolie invasion, an ocean tramp steamer is
in port. The Charles T. Hook came in
Tuesday from Victoria with lS6 Chinese
aboard, bound for Honolulu. 1t is said
that the Hawaiian restriction law is in this
way evaded. -Four Port Inspectors will be
kept aboard the steamer during her stay.
She will dock at the seawall to take on a
consignment of -four and such other freight
as can be secured. The consignees of the
steamer propose to carry Mongolians home
for the sum of So, great reduction from
the price charged by the other lines.
In the trial OF Isaac NJ. Kalloch for the
murder of Charles De Young, one Patrick
Barry was a material witness for the de-
ferdant on the point whether or not De
Young fred shot at KalIoch before the
latter fired at De Young, and Barry testi-
fed that he did. Witness was then asked
if he had not stated N conversation, at
designated time and place, and in presence
of certain persons named, that upon the
occasion Of the shooting of De Young he
saw Kalloch fire the first shot He denied
having made such statement. Barry
was tried and convicted OF perjury, two
witnesses swearing that he did make such
statement in their presence. He was
sentenced to serve term of fourteen years
in the State Prison for the crime. A mo.
ton for new trial was denied, and Barry
took an appeal from the judgment and
order denying new trial to the Supreme
Court. The latter tribunal has reversed
the judgment OF the Court below, on the
ground that the Court erred in its instruc.
lions to the jury, and remsnded the case
for a new trial