Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HABEAs CORPUS CAsEs.-Detective John
Coffey, of San Francisco, came up Monday
evening to get Hop zee, the Chinawomal
alleged to have been abducted from San
Francisco last Friday by All Cow and All
Chung, and brought to Sacramento, where
they were taken into custody by officers
Kent and Sullivan on a dispatch from
Chief Crowley. The detective found that
the woman had been released from custody
on habeas corpus Monday afternoon and
married to All Long, and a writ of habeas
corpus had also been got cut for the release
of All Chung and All Cow 1t was deter
mined to bring the woman into Court il
possible, and about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning there was great running about
OF officials, resulting in Deputy Sheriff Lee
proceeding to the residence of All Long,
calling him from bed, and serving him
with writ of habeaS corpus, directing him
to bring his wife before Judge Armstrong
at O'Clock that afternoon. Long evidently
feared to trust his wife within the clutches
OF the law possibly he had learned that
her mother had come up from the Bay and
was willing to testify that the gentle Hop
was only Is years of age, and Gid not ap-
pear at the hour mentioned, having gone
off on a wedding trip. In consequence,
Judge Armstrong directed a writ of attach
ment TO issue for him. and he will be taken
into Court as soon as found. The two kid
napers, All Chung and All Cow, were
taken before Judge Mcfarland on the writ
issued in their favor but the warrants
brought up from San Francisco by detective
Coffey proved sufficiently regular, and the
Judge remanded the prisoners into Gus
tody ....., Another Chinese habeas corpus
case came up before Judge Armstrong yes
terday-that of Fong Gar arrested in the
country for grand larceny, and held to an
sWer by Justice of the Peace in S. 900
bail. 1t was urged that the prisoner took
$500 by mistake, and subsequently restored
the money to its owner; but, laying that
excuse aside, it was claimed that the bail
demanded was excessive. The Court con-
Guided to reduce the amount to $1,000.
POLICE CouRr-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Mrs c. Judson, Mary
Foster and P. Rice, all charged with misde
nneanOr were continued until the 29th......
Major Cannon, previously convicted of
petit larceny i'll taking money from a
friends pocketbook, was fined 800, or 90
days. The Major was only pardoned out
of State Prison about a month ago..
Louis Tripes for vagrancy, was sentenced
to 40 days in the County Jail......The case
of Josephine Macato, for petit larceny, was
continued until the 2Sth... Theodore
klebos, for having been drunk, was SEN
fenced to 10 days in the city prison..
James Murray was convicted OF being a
common drunkard and sent up for 90 days.
Sarah Leslies case of exhibiting went
over until this morning The case of d.
H. Harlow, for embezzlement was contin-
ued until the 10Th, and that of Ed. Doheny,
for receiving stolen goods, until to-day.
The case of Jack McKenna, accused of an
attempt to commit rape, was partly heard
and continued until this morning.
FESTIVAL THIS EvENING-At Howe's
Hall, Sixth street, between X and L, there
will be great enjoyment this evening on the
occasion of the festival given by the ladies
of the Seventh-street NJ. I. Church. The
main feature of the evening will be an old
folks concert in which old-time music
will be rendered by some of the best talent
of the city, concluding with AUD Lang
Syne," in the chorus of which the audience
is invited to rise and join. During the
evening Miss Parsons, of San Francisco
will sing Across the Sands" Hand
somely-arranged booths for the sale OF
fancy articles, confectionery, refreshments
etc. will be presided over by a number OF
ladies, matrons and misses, and moderate
prices will be the rule. No one will be inn
portuned to purchase.
BRIDGE CoHPLErED.-Carle& Croly have
completed the bridge at the old mouth OF
the American, for which they took the con-
tract some time since, and it looks like very
serviceable affair. Standing as it does high
above what is now the Travelled road, it at
tracts much attention, and seems to be q
bridge that some one had left over, and
placed there until it should be needed. Oh
course it is the intention of the Super
visitors TO have q road graded to the hight
of the bridge, but the work will have TO be
hurried if it is TO be of any value this sea
son. At all events the structure will be
handy for the ducks and mudhens to gel
out upon and take promenade when the
water is high.
BURGLAR CAPrURED-Chief Jackson ant
officer Arlington got upon the track of the
thief who burglarized the Misses Brothers
millinery store last Thursday night, anC
followed the matter up so successfully thai
portion of the jewelry stolen was recov
cred from person in this city in whose
keeping it had been left and the suspected
burglar, Luke Pierce, was arrested at Sar
Francisco on Monday by detectives Oar
Coffey and Byram of that city on = dispatch
from Jackson. He appears to have beer
one of the gang that had their headquarter!
at the Fountain Varieties. Chief jackson
went down and got him. Harry Lowe I:
also under arrest in the same connection.
80 4 tod Il Oh
So cents to 81 SO; body Brussels, best
frame, 81 u.s. body Brussels best 5-frame
81 so; extra-supertine ingram, all-wool, o.
cents; English 3-ply extra-heavy, Atwood
81 Is; Atwood Dutch carpet, 80 cents
tapestry Brussels carpet, from 65 TO SIS cents
ingram carpets from so to IS cents. Rec
House.
TURKEYS TURKEYS The great Thanks
giving turkey rattle will come off this Tues
day and Wednesday evening at Considine'.
Railroad Exchange, corner Third and K
streets. Come, everybody, and get one O
the largest coyn-fed turkeys that Sacra
mnto has seen for years, for 25 cents.
TURKEY RAFFLR tonight, at the Eagle
Saloon, Fl. Kohn, Jr., proprietor, 7o7 .
street Come one, come all
DON forget the grand turkey Taine TIM
evening at Jumbo Saloon, 1922 Fifth street
between J and X.
READ Mathushek & Kinkelady's card, ap
:. pointing f. r. Girard, sole agent for Sacra
: mento for the genuine Mathushek Pianos
To-Day large variety of ladies' full fin
ished merino underwear, at half price, to
day. Red House.
Music at the Skating Rink tonight ant
Saturday night.
CALL for Ruhstallers Pilsener Felse,
Beer.he beet made.