Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-21

san francisco paper of yesterday
stated that it was rumored there that State
Treasurer January had offered the post of
Chief Deputy in his office to w. NJ. Edgar,
the Auditor of that city, ''but with the pro
viso that Edgar. must find bondsmen in
the place of those who have or are about
to Withdraw from the Treasurer's official
bonds. Edgar. of course cannot accept
the office until next January"
RUNAwAY.-A spirited horse belonging to
c. H. Eldred ran away from the depot yes
terday afternoon, having been frightened
by a locomotive. Midway between the de-
pot and | street wheel came off the cart to
which he was attached, and j. OMeara,
who was driving, was thrown out but not
hurt. The horse ran to Hall, Luhrs & Co. s
store, where he attempted to Jump over
that firms truck. but only succeeded in
landing outside of the forward axle, be-
tween the wheels and gooseneck." He
was released from his unpleasant position
as soon as possible, and found to have
escaped with a few scratches, but the cart
was badly demoraliZed.
THE WEArHER.-It appears by the Signal
Service reports that the unusual occurrence
last winter of storm appearances at San
Diego and Los Angeles, instead of in Ore
gon, is again repeating itself this season,
for at o'clock last night it was raining at
Los Angeles, with 05 of an inch precipita-
ton since noon yesterday, and no reports
from San Diego. A foul weather sunset
was reported from Olympia, San Francisco
and Los Angeles. The barometer was low
and falling at all points at s p NJ, with
easterly and northerly winds, and with
clear weather in southern Oregon and
northern California.
For observation-disclosures Sullivan and
Kent arrested Ed. Doheny yesterday on a
charge of burglary in connection with the
robbery of J. r. Hodson' S residence a few
weeks ago, but it is probable that the charge
will be changed to one of receiving stolen
goods. He put up a cash deposit of $500
for his appearance in Court when wanted
subsequently, on the return of Chief Jack
son from San Francisco, he was arrested,
and is now in custody There are two
others under arrest for the burgiary-Den-
ny and Reeves.
TROUT TO BE DIsTRIBUTED.-R. II. Buck
ingham, of the State Fish Commissioners,
returned yesterday from Nevada county,
having been up to visit the Shelley hatch
cry and to see how many young fish were
ready to be removed. He reports that there
are about $4,000, all in good health. and OF
size sufficient to enable them to protect
themselves, some of them being as much
as half pound in weight They will be
sent next week to streams in the counties
Of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Marin.
THE TGvoLI-Ben Cotton takes benefit
tonight. If it results according to the
measure of his popularity it will be some
thing marvellous. Cotton has played here
nearly eight weeks, and has afforded thou
sands of people entertainment, at a low
cost. and has not introduced n single yul-
garism, solitary improper scene act, or
line, nor play the tendency of which is
ILL., That is a good deal=.o say OF any
theatrical season.
GRAND LARcEYY.-Msjor Cannon, an ex-
convict was arrested by officers Farrell and
Sullivan yesterday afternoon on charge of
grand larceny, preferred by Charles Sum
merfield who alleges that on the night be-
fore, while they were going around drink
ing together, Cannon put his hand in his
fSummeriield's pocket, took out his
pocket-book, took from it sixty or seventy
dollars, and then pat the book back.
AssiGNEE's SALE-Albert NJ. Johnson,
assignee of the estate of j. c. Glover, an
insolvent debtor, announces that he will
sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at the old Pavilion.
Sixth and NJ streets, the stock of merchan-
disc lately contained in the store No. 721
X street, consisting of fancy dry goods,
la1iaa' o1,1 clilIrarofS
materials etc. Sherbnrn q Smith will
serve as auctioneers.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday James Murray, by officers
Farrell and Sullivan, for being drunk
Charles Smith, by local officer Thorp, for
petit larceny; Major Cannon, by officers
Farrell and sullivan, for grand larceny
TROUT SHAD! OYsTEiss i-Rock-ced cod
fish, soles, tom-cod, smelts, founders, her
ring, perch. catfish. sturgeon. clans, crabs,
shrimps, and all other kinds of fish fresh
to-day at Fulton Market, Fifth and K
streets. Also, another lot of those choice
Salt Lake potatoes just received; they never
fail to give satisfaction. Turkeys, chickens,
geese, ducks and all kinds of wild game,
fresh, at lowest prices, for home use or
country orders. The largest and best as
sortment in the city. II. G. May & Co.
Fresh BALTIMORE 0YsTERs.-We beg to
call attention that we have perfected every
arrangement for daily supply of the cele-
brated A. Booths select oysters, direct from
Baltimore. These oysters cannot be ex-
celled, and we do not intend to be under
sold. We also receive daily large supply
of fine strawberries, and have on hand a
fine lot of choice poultry, game, fruit, vege-
tables, fresh and saltwater fish that can be
had in market. d. DeBernardi & Co., Nos.
30S and 80 X street.
TRAVEL the world over and match them
if you can. Over 500 ladies' and misses
cloaks and wraps opened for sale this morn
ing Prices, from 25 cents up. Red House s
ONE THOUSAND yards brocaded ladies'
cloth, double width, reduced from 81 % to
70 cents per yard. Red House.
LADIES kid shoes, 81 %; ladies' glove
kid shoes, foxed, 81 %. Red House.
ONE HUNDRED children's and misses
chincbilIa cloaks So and 81 Red House 4