Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-21

pay which has not already been put forth
or which it is the bounden duty of counse
to do under present contract. The s., 00t
is the plum sought after. The City Trus
tees at a recent meeting very emphatically
and properly put foot down upon this little
scheme, at which time the Mayor and Nc
Kune had some pretty warm words, anC
the present petition, intended to influence
the majority of the Board, will not have
the desired result. Let the present con.
tract, on which the city has paid its 81 900
be faithfully carried out 1t is not wise tc
send another $1,000 after the 81 600, until
the attorney who received it and agreed to
defeat the bondholders has concluded his
services in that direction under the present
agreement.
BARwIcK's REPoRT.-The temperature,
wind and weather at I'm, on Saturday and
yesterday was for Olympia, SO, south,
cloudy, and $50, northwest, cloudy; Port
land, 500, south, cloudy, and So. north
west, cloudy; Fort Candy, GO, southwest,
cloudy, and go, west, fair; Roseburg, 10,
west, cloudy, and go, northwest, cloudy
Mendocino, yesterday, $50, north and fair ;
Red Bluff, $50 north, clear, and $50, south
east clear; Sacramento, TO, northwest,
clear, and 790, south, clear; San Francisco,
640, southwest, clear, and $50, southwest,
clear; Los Angeles, so, west, clear, and
$50, southwest, clear; San Diego, 74o, west,
clear, and 730, west, clear; Salt Lake, $50,
southeast, clear, and 500, southeast, clear /;
Cheyenne, SO, southeast, clear, and 76o,
south, clear; Denver, $50, north, clear, and
$50, east, clear; North Platte, 100, southeast,
cloudy and 10, northeast foggy Omaha.
$50, southeast, clear, and TO, northeast,
fair; Yankton, 740, southeast, cloudy, and
73o, east, clear.
DR.. c. c. O'DoNNELL.-When the east
bound express train pulled into the depot
last evening it was met by a delegation
from Walhalla Grove, U. A. O. D., who
had assembled in honor of DIR. c. C.
ODonnell, who was en- route East as Grand
Representative to the Grand Grove, which
at st. Louis on the 18th of
August The doctor wears on his breast
an immense gold shield on which is en-
graYed, THE Veteran of the Mexican
War, and the greatest of all anti-Coolie
He invited those assembled to
step into his car, where he exhibited
large number of life-sized photographs of
Chinese and white lepers, which he was
taking East to illustrate his lectures ON the
=" COolie Curse" He said that he for
warded, several days since, two Chinese
lepers, the most loathsome specimens he
could find, and which he intends exhibit
ing in Omaha, Ogden and Chicago where
he is already billed to lecture.
DUcKED IN THE RIVER - Yesterday a
man who was taking a spin on the river in
a canoe belonging to the Undine Boat
Climb thought he would show more speed
than the AZalea, which was steaming I'D
the river ahead of him. Attached to the
yacht by rope, and following in its wake,
was small rowboat. When the man in
the canoe caught up with the rowboat, he
attempted 10 attach his canoe, when the
latter was upset. 1t was at a point near
the mouth of the American, where the river
is deep and the current strong. The man
came TO the surface Immediately, tried to
right his canoe, but failing in this, started
to swim for the shore. Three boys-George
ingalls,, Willie Newbert and Frank Dug
yan-who were near by went to his rescue
in whitehall, and pulled him in when he
was almost exhausted.
METROPOLITAN THEATER--This evening
Lew Johnson's Tennessee Jubilee Ministries
will commence an engagement of week
1t the Metropolitan, having concluded a sue
eessful season at the Standard Theater, San
Francisco. The press of that city, while
not crediting the company with remarkable
musical ability, ascribe its success to the
general excellence of the members, and the
ondness of the public for old-time melo-
lies and plantation music and eccentrici-
les. Every member of the company in-
reduces specialties, many of which are
lew on the coast, and all are attractive. A
'ealistic cotton plantation scene is intro
6 =.
will have street parade every day Popli-
ar prices-75 and 50 cents-will be charged.
A CHALLENGE.-W. R. Cunnington. of
Nicolaus, issues a challenge in this morn
ng's RECORD UNION to owners, breeders
md importers of Percheron or Norman
lorses offering TO match his Clvdesdale
stallion, Sir Tom, TO pull against any Per-
theron or Norman stallion imported from
France now on the Pacific coast, to loaded
wagon or sled, for $500 a side, horse and
,wner's name and residence to be given by
he first day of August. and the money to
De deposited by the 10th of that month in
he hands of the Secretary of the State
agricultural Society, the match to take
1lace at the State Fair Sir Tom does not
weigh over l 600 pounds.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-The Sons of
have elected the following
,fficers: w. +. Lossee formerly of On
ario, Canada) Worthy Patriarch; Mrs
ieorge Reed, w. A.; John Conrad, F. S.;
Miss Mamie Easterbrook, Scribe; William
Ross Assistant Scribe; Mrs. ID. NJ. Cox,
Treasurer; Mrs Leland Howe, Chaplain
Miss Stella Easterbrook, Conductor; Mas
er Joe Russell, Assistant Conductor
Miss Maud Reed, G.. s.; G. W. Reed, Or
,anist. The Order is now in fiourishing
condition, being beneficiary organization,
he insurance one to three thousand dollars.
REPUBLICAN MEETING To-NIGHT-There
will be grand rally of the Fourth Ward
Blaine and Logan Club at their hall on XII
street, between Ninth and Tenth, this even
ng. Among the speakers announced are
Joseph Mckenna, nominee for Congress
T. b. Mcfarland and w. c. Van Fleet,
nominees for Superior Judge; c. T. Jones
md +. d. Ryan, nominees for the Assem-
by. Mr.. Marston, of Los Angeles, will be
present with specimens of the pampas
)lumes, BRASS band will be in attendance,
md music will also be furnished by an ex-
client Glee Club.
WATCH THIEvEs.-Last Friday thieves
stole two watches from N Zemansky's
store, Third and J streets Officer Airing
on arrested two boys on suspicion of their
being the appropriations of the property, and
on pumping them found that they were
guilty, and had been co-operated with by
man to whom they handed the property
after it had been taken by than from q
showcase. He also was arrested, and one
IF the watches has been recovered, but the
other was sold to Chinaman, who cannot
be found.
ARRESTS. = The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday: High Lee
and Wing Wah, by officers Coffey and
Franks, for misdemeanor F. Madden and
James Mcclure, by officers Kent and Cof-
fey, for being drunk; Dick Doe, by officers
Woods and Rider, for being drunk; G..
Johnson and ]. Doyle, by officers Coffey
and Franks, for being drunk Mrs. Anna
by officer Franks for disturbing
the peace.
Cor kIcKED.-A Chinaman working on
Moses Spragues ranch, near the city, went
into stall last Friday to lead out horse
when the animal kicked him, hurting him
severely about the head and face. Parties
who assisted him were about to send for q
doctor, and suggested that he would proba-
bly, like one of his own nationality, but he
hastily responded, mo China doctor. Get
boss doctor, who cut boss, finger off last
week"
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