Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-20
BRIEF NOTES.
Why doth tie little silly Be-

Why doth tie little silly Bee!
Two carloads of immigrants arrived last
night.
Weather on the hill last night was clear
and calm.
The social ct Westminster Church last
evening wss . success.
Nothing has yet been heard of Ed Lupton,
who escaped from the State Prison at Folsom
Friday night.
The steamer Dover came down from the
upper Sacramento yesterday, with a barge
load of grain.
The Tivoi was largely attended last even.
ing. =" jesse James will be produced each
evening this week.
The fifteenth annual picnic of Sacramento
Stamm, No. 124. U. a. r. NJ, will be held
Sunday, April 27th.
The boz sheet for the performances Of
Leavitt's European Speciality Combination
will be open to the public at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Captain Corliss, United States army, came
through from the Esst With squad of thirty
recruits, By last evenings express train, en-
his way to San Francisco.
Valentine Shum, an immigrant passenger
| from the East, was taken to the station-hoUse
last night on the arrival of the immigrant
| train, on suspicion Of insanity.
TIE Governor yesterday appointed and
| commissioned George Merritt Notary Pub
lie in and for Yuba county, to reside at
Marysville, vice self, term expired.
A heavily.loaded truck broke down on Sec
ond street, between 1 and j, yesterday fore
moon, blockading the street railroad track
until the vehicle could be unlosded and Ie-
moved.
The casa of H. H. Linnell va. Marcus
G. Hawley & Co. was yesterday, after being
partially heard, continued until August Ssh.
Drays will be sent after the books and docu-
ments in the case to-day.
There came through from the East last
evening two car loads of colored psop!e, num-
boring fifty-four, men and women, who are
en- route for Sumner, to work upon q cotton
plantation recently established in thai
vicinity.
A strong north wind-ore of inc cld-fasa-
Toned bope-racking kind-prevailed yester-
day, and citizens automatically inclined could
be observed nursing their arms and legs, and
| wondering why in blszes such winds were
ever sent.
Last evening officer Ash arrested Won Lse
for grand larceny in stealing a coat and $50,
property of All High. The cost was found
in the prisoners possession, but the money
! had disappeared.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E. Church
South are exciting much attention, there
being large attendance every evening, and
many have joined the church. They will be
continued indefinitely. Preaching every
evening by Rev. Il. G. Christian.
The current does not appear to have done
any further injury to the Yolo lsves above
Washington. but the railroad company will
put in, to-day or tomorrow. more than
twenty additional car loads Of granite. to
make everything safe beyond doubt.
At the sale of G. YalenEin's trottiDg stock
at San Francisco, Tuesday, there was large
attendance Of parties interested, and most OF
the animals sold well. A few were bid in,
tbs price offered being considerably below
what they were believed to be worth.
The roll of honor for the Grand Island
School. of which NJ. T. Kanady is teacher,
was for February as follows Dora Meyers,
! 100; Sarah Desmond, SO Fannie Desmond,
! Sc; Lily Woods, IS; Mabel Rupgles, SO /;
Ettis Rugeles. 81 Louis Meyers, 80; Eddie
| Meyers, 90.
! Yesterday the Governor appointed and
| commissioned the following officers OF the
stsff of the Colonel commanding First Ia.
| fsutIy Regiment, Second Brigade n. G. c.:
| Il
missary; &. S. Peterson, First Lieutenant
and PaYmaster.
4 reporter Of the Bee and the Chinese in.
terpreser in the Police Court amused the
assembled multitude ct the station house
| yesterday with an exhibition of their skill in
wrestling. After about FIVE minutes exercise
a. cstch.as-catch.caD, the match was declared
& draw, to be settled hereafter.
The Road Committee of the Beard Of
Supervisors, consisting of Messrs. Blair, Nc
Laughlin and Bailey, went cut yesterday to
inspect portion Of the road near Patser-
sons sta ion, which is in bad condition be-
cause Of parties owning land adjoining drain
ing water down upon it. They will doubt
less report their observations and conclusions
| to the Board in a day or two.
| This interpreter connected with the Chinese
| Consulate at San Francisco came up yester-
| day, accompanied by an attorney on his way
| to Shasta county, TO ascertain tbs fac 3 con-
nected with the recsnt destruction of Chi
uese camp about thirty miles north of Red
| ding. The Chinese claim that shout $2j, COO
| in money and goods, was stolen on that coca
| sion. II viii be rscolected that q letter re-
ceiyed by a Chinese merchant of Sacramento,
few days ago, stated the loss at about SO. :
| 600.
| The Cinnamon who travel 81 the cars are
on the watch now for the poll tax collector
at the depot. Yesterday, when the Califor-
MIA and Oregon passenger train was coming
| il, one Of the Celestials jumped off in the
railroad yard, about eco yards from the
| depot, and did little ground and lofty
tumbing. Others jumped from the train
after it entered the depot, one of them rolling
over two or ;bree times. They all jumped
| fsoIn the side furthes5 from the depot plat
form, ard lodged around the cars to escape
| hs collector.