Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-08
BaIBF NOTES.

Two car loads of immigrants arrived by the
passenger train yesterday morning, ard three
more came last night.
Thursday night some thief stole three cases
of champagne firm the back porch of l.. Ell.
kus' residence, sos G street.
The two electric light companies have a
large force of men putting up poles on J
street. They both say they will be ready to
furnish light within few days.
A wagon belonging to E. NJ. Leitch, and
loaded with lumber, met with disaster at
Fourth and J streets yesterday afternoon, in
| consequence of the breaking of an axle.
Sheriff Hopping, of iShasta county, passed
through the city yesterday, taking to San
@ ientin young man named Fred. r symoud,
WAC is TO serve five years for abduction.
Garlic & Croly are constructing for n. D.
Goodell on tbs east side of Seventh street,
between H and I, large, double two.story
frame house of the modified Eastiake design.
A special train will arrive from the East
this evening en- route for San Francisco, with
the members Of the Mapleson Opera Com
pany. numbering 90 persons, including AIDE
lima Patti.
The American river receded within its
banks yesterday morning. The Sacramento,
which at L o'clock Thursday night registered
10 feet inches, st y o'clock last night was
down to 10 feet inches.
A Deputy Sheriff OF Alameda county came
up to the city last night with James Morton,
who is en- route for the State Prison at Fol.
som, to serve two aud half years for burg
larry in the second degree.
The contested election case OF Coglan vs
Beard, for the flee of County Clerk, was up
before the Supreme Court again yesterday.
NJ Of aryy for O raba
but their request was denied.
Columbia Lodge, No. AZ, K. of P, elected
the following delegates last evening to the
Grand Lodge, which meets at Stockton April
Sth, viz: S. a. Wolfe. j. W. Guthrie, w. e.
Oughton and w. J. Hooking.
j. E. White, who was brought down from
Oregon By detective Burke day or two ago,
has been taken TO Nevada to answer a charge
of arson, in burning the railroad bridge at
Camp &c, on the lst of last August.
The case of Mock Soon, for murder, had
become so wssrisome to all engaged in it that
Yesterday the attorneys had two or three
lively tits, breaking the morotony refresh.
ing the jury and aggravstinE the Court.
Charles Atwood, the railroad yard.msn
who was injured near the foot Of | street 3
few weeks ago, but seemed soon afterwards
20 be in fair way to recover, was eoorted
yesterday to have had baek-sst and to be il
8 critical condition.
Governor Stoneman has Issued reqaisi-
ton upon the Governor of Oregon for the
arrest OF Frank Morrow, charged with the
crime of grand larceny, and appointed and
authorized ID. Coffsy the agent of the State
to receive and convey him to California.
In this city yesterday the weather was
cloudy, with streaks of sunshine. At u
o'clock last night the stars were not visible,
and there was d sprinkle of rain occ ,sionally,
but the barometer was not down to the storm
figure. On the hill the weather was clear
and calm.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
will serve free lunch upon election day at the
following places Y NJ. G. A. rooms, 1909
Fourth street: Seventeenth and NJ streets
Twelfth and | streets; Kiigore & Tracy's old
store, X street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Friends of Temperance are invited to assist
by making donations Of coffee, milk, sugar,
doughnuts, crackers, etc.
The San Francisco CGU of yesterday SAYS
" Daaiel Myer sued The Supreme Court for a
writ to compel the Sacramento City Trustees
to levy tax TO pay the interest on certain
bonds. The Court granted his application,
and Judge Finn is now hearing Issues of fact
for an opinion by the Court of Appeals later
on" The hearing has been continued until
next Wednesday.
Rev. II. J. Becker telegrsphed his resigna.
ton Of the Sacramento Presiding Elders Dis. |
trict to Bishop n. Castle, at Philomsth, Or,
Thursday evening" in favor of the appoint. |
ment OF Rev. J. L. Field, of this city. The |
Bishop telegraphed the appointment of Field |
to the district yesterday morning. MIR. Becker |
will temporarily supply the pastorste of the |
church of the United Brethren in Christ here |
until 3 permanent pastor is secured.
The Sacramento people who went down TO |
San Francisco TO see the Sullivan Robinson |
match returned yesterday much disguised. |
Some of them appeared to believe, however,
that Robirson's conduct was not 80 much the |
result Of cowsrdies ss desire to win money |
on bets as to his being knocked out" and |
that he wss determined to take chances of |
losing the match by foul rather than run |
any risk of losing it the other way The |
cd Is were very large that he would not last |
two rounds.
About $50 yesterday morning the tailor
ing establishment of Thomas Bromley,
Eighth and j streets. was discovered to be
On fire. The Fire Department reached the |
scene promptly, and the blaze was not al (
owed to spread 60 a great extent. The stock
was badly damaged by water, heat and
Imoke, and the plate-glsss windows and other
portions Of the building injured to consider
lble amount, all of which is covered by in.
ursnce in the California Fire Insurance
Company, Frank Hickman, agent, and the
Fire Association and Manufacturers Comps
lies, represented by A. Leonard. The origin
f the FIRE Is unknown.