Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-11
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

An association Of stenographers is being
formed here.
The Grand Jury has indicted John Ivers
for perjury i'll the cemetery assault case.
The Territorial Pioneers will celebrate
Admission Day. The society is in pros
porous condition.
On Monday next, in the United States
Circuit Court, the calendar will be called
and cases set for trial.
The investigation OF the San Francisco
School Board is revealing considerable
crookedness, although the expert makes a
whitewashing report.
The manufacture of oeomargarinc in
this city has proved financial failure Tie
plant has been disposed of 20 the Standard
Soap Company for 5000.
General John c. Fremont has sent a
letter TO the Society of California Pioneers
returning thanks for resolutions asking
that he be placed on the retired list Of
Major Gencrals OF the United State, Army
S. Morelli, an Italian candy peddler, com
mitted suicide in the attic Of 1915 Powell
street Wednesday morning, by shooting
himself in the head He was 50 Years of
age. Dependency was the cause of the
act
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woman whose kitchen stove was blown up
b. dynamite on Tuesday last, has been ar
rested and charged with an attempt to muir
der. The circumstantial evidence against
him is strong.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has elected the following officers: Charles
Croker, President; Charles T. Croker
Vice-President; \. 7. Smith, Treasurer;
J. S. Wilcutt, Secretary; Timothy Hop
kins and W V. Huntington, Directors
Major H. W. Hall, Postoffice Inspector
for the Free Delivery Service, talks OF Civ
ing San Jose a free delivery service. estab-
fishing a station at the Market street fer
ries and making an increase of 25 per cent
in the number Of carriers in San Fran
cisco.
The Market-street cable road annual cleo
ton resulted as follows: Leland Stanford.
President; c. +. Croker, Vice President
n. T. Smith. Treasurer J. S. Willcutt.
Secretary; w. V. Huntington, Director
The officers for the branch and leased lines
are the same rs last year.
Presiding Judge Hunt has issued an or
der requiring a Superior Judge to be pres
ent every Monday and Saturday evenings,
in the Courtroom of Department Twelve.
old City Hall and every Wednesday in the
Courtroom of Department Two, new City
Hall, for the purpose of naturalizing citi-
zens.
Further investigation into the case of
James V. Fleming, who was foand dead in
bed in his room at the Brooklyn Hotel
Tuesday morning, with bullet hole in his
forehead and a derringer grasped in his
right hand, renders it almost certain that
he committed suicide and that the shoot
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posed.
The excursion of the Press Association
this season viii be to Santa Cruz. July 10Th,
at 1890 A. NJ, by the Southern Pacific Rail
road, Fourth and Townsend streets, return
ing on Saturday morning, July 10Th.
Editors, publishers and accredited repre-
sentative of any recognized journal, with
accompanying ladies, under the rules of
the Association, are entitled to be present.
Ii is stated that the entire appropriation
for the San Francisco public schools dur
ing the fiscal year just begun is $4,000.
and that the salaries of the teachers and
ianitors will amount to S725, 600. The
schools reopened Monday, and many chill
dren were denied admission for want of ac
commodations. In the Gough-strect school
there were about so pupils TO each
teacher.
The final deposit, $50 side, for the com
ing glove fight between Al. Stewart and
Jim Hall has been made. The contest is TO
come off at Harry Maynard's sporting
house on next Friday night week. Articles
have been signed between Cannon the
wrestler and Pietro Delmas, the champion
of France. who is now on his way here
from Paris. The style of wrestling will be
Gr,eco-Roman.
The many friends of Thomas Hanna
in California and Nevada will regret to
hear of his death, which occurred in Penn
sylvania on -thc Goth of last month. Mr..
Hanna was one of the first members of the