Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-01
LOCAL INTET.LTGENCE.


LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
\ Bold JUMP. - Thursday afternoon
Deputy Sheriff McConber took to the State
Prison at Folsom from the County Jail
George Morgan, sentenced to i've years inn
prisonment for grand larceny, and Frank
Daley and Frank Golden, who are to serve
nine years each The three were hand
cafled together. A short distance this side
OF Folsom, Willie the train was running at
4 good rate of speed. Morgan complained
that he was suffering for a drink, and the
officer released him from the irons that he
might go to the tank and get some water
The rear door Of the car was open, and
Morgan, without stopping for water, sprang
out of the door and off from the rear of the
ear, not even taking advantage of the steps
McComber got off as quickly as possible,
and went in search Of his man, who was
found concealed Leneath car on a side
track, where, as it was quite dark, he had
evidently hoped to avoid observation. The
officer called him to come out or be riddled
with bullets, and he obeyed Doubtless
the shock he received when he jumped
from the car and struck the track shook
him up SO that he did not have strength to
run away.
FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Ar regular monthly
meeting of the Board of Fire Commission
ers was held last evening, and called to or
der by the President, Mr. Gritfitts; all the
members present. Minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved. On mo-
ton, the pay roll for the month of October
W.. fifJl w al -,a1 al .,r,la l,a
following bills were also allowed: C. Mel
son, Sl3 p McElaney, ST. 50; C. A Gil
lespie, SIS; Lewis 4 Johnston, 81 So Sto-
Der & Bros, 81; S. Roth, 81 % Capital
Gas Company, $25 80; Nixon Il Wheeler,
So Weizel d Son, 81 50; f. Y Bauer,
81 To- J. Slaughter, SO; J. A. NJ Martin.
81 Newbourg Il Lagos, So 60, Bee Hive
Store, 80 80 +. w Nettage, So %; Sullivan
Il Rayeiles, s. 80; George Schrotl, 81 so :;
C. II. Stevens, 81 %; McCreary & Co.,
81 NV. +. Frazer, 81 81; c. Z. Adams.
SGiVS, Myers & Barber, $43 il; Van Noor-
HES IL Co, 81 80; Ben Cohen, 81 10; Geo.
w. Young, 81 so Con. Sullivan, 81 50.
Reports OF the different foremen for the
month of October were received and placed
on file. Board adjourned.
ACCIDENT II TIE FoG.-A heavy fog pre-
vailed in this vicinity early yesterday
morning and was the cause of a railroad
accident Freight train No 9, going north
from Sacramento had 20 do little work at
Arcade station, which delayed it somewhat.
Meanwhile an engine had left the city for
RocIllin. The fog was thicker at Arcade
than in the city, the engineer could not see
much Of the track ahead of him and the
result was that he ran into the rear of the
freight train. The rear of the caboose was
forced upon the front of the engine. and
the front Of the caboose was iammed into
the rear OF the car next TO it. The engineer
Of the colliding locomotive. as soon Us he
saw the train ahead of him blew his
whistle, AMI some of the occupants OF the
caboose got out of the way by jumping.
Only one was hurt-J.j J. Brooks, of Paper
vile, Marin Countrywide was thrown
against the stove, spraining his arm.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING To-xIGHr-The
Democrats sill make their last rally Of the
campaign in this city and county this
evening, and are using every endeavor to
score a great success. An excursion train
will come down from Marysyille, Sheridan,
Whcatland and other places and the visit
ors, together with the Democratic clubs Of
this city, will take part in torchIight
parade. After The parade IS over, Hon. ".
T. Wallace and Hon.J. Il. Glascock viii
speak at trmory Hall, where seats VIII be
reserved for ladies'
SET Your WATCH AuEAD-The railroad
company will at noon to-day, in accordance
with an order recently issued from head
quarters, adopt Pacific standard time,
which IS ten minutes faster than san Fran
cisco local time, by which trains have been
running. Without doubt standard time
Will be generally adopted onsthe coast. 1t
will be well for all who have business with
the railroad to set their timepieces ahead
ten minutes at 1850 A. II. to-day. and thus
avoid the possibility Of getting Left
PoMcE CorEr.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of L. r. Carter, for grand
larceny, was continued until May 3D..
Joseph Weber, arrested for having been
drunk, was discharged. ....John Partta and
George Rave, DRINKS, forfeited their de
posits...... The cases of Joseph Woods and
George Campbell. for robbery. went over
until this m0ning.....W +. Osborn. pre-
yiOusly convicted of misdeameanor in OBJ
structing the street, was fined 81 and costs,
he having complied with the ordinance.
ARnasrs.-Thc following arrests were
made yesterday: George Harriston and
Tom Haley, by officers Rider and Farrell,
for being drunk; H. Buckow, by officer
Ash for detrduding creditors; Pat Cum
Inings. by Chief Jackson, for disturbing the
peace; James Hare, By officers Arlington
and Martin, for being drunk.
THEIR NoTIyG PorrLNrfoN.-Th County
Clerk has received the Great Registers Of
several counties. rs follows: Siskivou,
254 names; Placer, 1856; Ventura, ,523 /;
Alameda. l4,725; Contra Costa, 1857. That
of Sacramento county is 9S75.
Auction SALE.-Bcu & Co. will sell next
Monday, at 10 A. n, at l02S Eighth street
the contents Of the Mechanics Restaurant
including counter, dishes, casters, tables
chairs, table-cloths. knives and forks, car
pes, oilcloths, range and fixtures. etc,
GRADUATION. or DIPLOMA CoNFERRIvt.-
Pastor ChaS. TaubneT. of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church of this city, received on
the Both Of last month. from the Faculty of
the lIahnemann Medical College of San
Francisco unanimously, the diploma of Il
homeopathic physician, the result of ambi-
ton, perseverance and hard study. This
adds 10 his already numerous doctor-diplo-
mas. Ii is seldom that pastor who has
passed the meridian OF life is still imbued
with such extraordinary memory and great
intellectual and oraturical powers. The
reverend gentleman not only now dispenSes
spiritual knowledge and comfort, but also
cures and aleviates bodily ills to those APP
plying 10 him for aid similar to Bishop
Simpson, of the Methodist Church, now
deceased, who, besides his theological
studies, also frs; studied medicine.
ZEE one hundred bargains in our great
clothing and furnishing goods sale. Call
early to avoid the usual Saturday afternoon
and evening rush at the Red House.
WE HAVE just placed in stock mems re-
versibe overcoats and mems Newmarket