Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-03
BRIEF NOTES.

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the depot
/. c. Chandler has made application to
Justice Tubbs to have Fl. A. Caulfield put
under bonds to keep the peace toward him.
The matter will be heard this morning.
P. H. Menken, of the Plaza Saloon, adj
vertises that he will close his establishment
tomorrow election day. from sunrise to
sunset 1t would be good thing if all the
saloon men would do likewise.
Wilhelm Tretenar and John Adam
Yoachum, natives of Germany. were on
Saturday morning admitted to citizenship
in Department One of the Superior Court on
the testimony of Ben Steinauer and John
Marty.
The Marysville Band and the Democratic
! Clubs visiting Sacramento from that city,
Sheridan and Wheatland, stopped at the
| RECORD MON office while ell route for the
depot, returning home, between u and L
A. NJ. Yesterday, and cheered and serenaded
the establishment.
Saturday, in Department One of the Su-
perior Court, Fred Merttens. who last We'd
nesday forged the name of +. l.. Mann TO a
check on the California State Bank for the
sum of $S7, was arraigned and pleaded
guilty to charge of forgery. He will re-
ceive sentence to-day.
Saturday afternoon while several laborers
were at work in ditch for the reception of
| a gas main, near the corner of Ninth and II
streets, one of the earth walls gave way,
burying one man in its fall. His compan-
ions promptly dug him out, and he was
found to be almost unhurt.
The Citizens Committee have appointed
a committee to wait upon the Police Com
missioners to-day, and request that the law
prohibiting the selling or giving away Of
| liquor on election day be strictly inforced
and also the law relative to canyasSing
within 100 feet of the polls.
The alarm of fire from box "a, about 5 A.
NJ. yesterday, was caused by the religious
ceremonies of the Chinese on | street,
between Third and Fourth, which included
the burning Of vast quantity of holy
paper. This made such q great lliumina-
ton that it was believed building was on
fire.
Late Saturday night man was observed
running after a locomotive which was
backing through the yard on Front street.
Railroad men stopped him and inquired
his business. He was very drunk and
much out of breath. Pointing to the head
| light of the engine as it moved away, he
responded "Wanter catch (hic) up wiz UT
| d p'seshun."
Frank Todhunter, residing in Washing
ton, was out with another boy named Geo.
Freeman hunting yesterday, about two
miles west of the town. By some accident
the powder in his flask was ignited and
blew the flask into small fragments. Tod
hunter was badly burned in the face, and
also on his hands and thighs. Freeman
was slightly burned also.
The Commissioners in Lunacy on Satur-
day examined, at the County Jail, Herman
Yuhre and John Bachtle, under arrest on
suspicion of insanity. 1t was decided that
Yuhre should he sent to the asylum, and
Deputy Sheriff Orn took him to Stockton
that evening Bachtle, though evidently
unsound mentally, will be detained IN jail
a few days, to see whether his condition
will not improve.
A man, considerably under the influence
of liquor explained to the police yesterday
that he had been Swindled at q saloon on !.
street. He bet his silver watch and chain
against dollar, that certain dice under a
dice-boX did not show a four. He lost.
The other parties subsequently returned
his chain and watch to him, but he was
not so drunk but that he noticed that his
own watch had been removed from the
chain and one of little value substituted.
Saturday afternoon, at the temple on
| street, where the dcvil-driying exercises
were being conducted by the Chinese, 4
Celestial placed his hand upon one of the
little gods, hoping to gain good luck by SO
doing Another Chinaman, belonging to a
different company. attempted to do the
same thing, but the first one and others in
terfered, and there was a lively fight in
progress when officer Sullivan arrived and
arrested three of the disputants for disturb
ing the peace.
Saturday night, about 9 o'clock, officers
Arlington and Woods arrested a man
named James Turner for burglary. 1t APP.
pears that about that hour a Chinaman
living next door to shoemaker shop on X
street, between First and Second heard
some one moving about in the real
of the shoemakers establishment, whilC
the latter was looking Mt the procession
and informed the proprietor of the prem
ises. Turner had evidently gained acces,
to the place by jumping over Il fence i'll the
rear of saloon adjoining
The Blaine Hat Brigade has made
proposition to the Young Mems Cleveland
and Hendricks Club to the ctfcc
that if Cleveland is elected til,
Blaine Hats will furnish a band anC
parade in the Democratic ratification pro
cession: and if Blaine is elected, then tn
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