Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-03

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. GoUGH's LEcruRE.-John 3. Cough gave
his concluding lecture last evening at the Sixth
street NJ. E. Church to very large and highly
delighted audience. His subject was Peculiar
People which theme afforded ample field for
the oratorical abilities and the almost map-
proachable initiative powers of the lecturer
and these he welded with most peasurable
and effective success. The lecture rs given last
evening while almost an uubrOEeu series of
trrCpreSSlhly humorous incidents and anecdotes
us illustrative Of peculiar types of humanity
was also marked with frequent changes to
gloomy scenes and shades in life, which were
given with most affecting and thrilling pathOS
and strong, Well-rounded moral point was left
At frequent intervals rs helpful guiding mile
posts along life voyage. II Is safe to say that
Mr.. Cough could have continued the series of
lectures for several evenings longer with in
creased attendance at each succeeding appear
anCe. He stated at the conclusion of MS lecture
that this would be his last visit to the Pacific
coast and that If ne could feel that he had said
something, OF left some impression which should
help some young man or woman towards nobler
manhood or WomanhoOd and to act hettert their
part in life, he would be amply rewarded ana
satisfied.
CONC To NAPA-Sherf Mead. of Sierra
county, passed through the city yestcr-
day, conveying two insane people-NIrs.
Maddox and her daughter. the latter
woman Of > or 30 years-to Napa
from Sierra valley They have been considered
to be more or less dementcd for the past five or
six years, but recently there were indications OF
their being violent at times and il was deemed
advisable to place them where they would not
be liable To do injury to themselves or others.
They appear 10 have become insane much rs if
they were one person, and their insanity is of
the same type. They believe they own large
sums of money. control many people, etc.
Sheriff Mead. by humoring their eccentric ideas,
cd tbt4ir
without much trouble but naturally was greatly
bored by their inccssant talking, especially
about the tiIae of their arrival in Sacramento,
when they settled INTO the belief that they were
running away with him, and literally gave
him tally until he couldn't rest.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yesterday
the cases Of Henry 4. Caulfed, for malicious
mischief and disturbing the peace, were con
tinued until the Gth--..-Thc case OF Agnes r.
Davis. for cruelty to children, was continued
until the 9Th and the children ordered sent to
the Protestant Orphan ASylum......J. K. Jewell,
for being drunk, was fined SIS /. Rogers
case of misdemeanOr, i'll violating the health
ordinance, was set for hearing on the 9TH.
John kerWIu, previously convicted OF battery,
was fined S5.-...Thc slaughtcr-houSe eases of
Hebron Bros. and Emmett IIageunan were con
tluucd until the 6th..--..Patrck Nash, who was
tried on Saturday for battery and the case taken
under adyisement, was discharged. The eases
OF George Sporting, for felony, and George
Seavery, for malicious mischief, went over until
the 9th-.-.The case of Mrs. Carroll. for disturb
ing the peace, MAS dismissed. on condition that
She leave the CITY.
HOWARD BENEVOLENT A.SoCArIoN.-At the
last meeting of the Board of Directors, held
usual at MI. colenan's office. the report of the
steward for Tie month of May showed 129 per
sons relieved by the granting of 81 dispense
tons. There remained upon the books June 1st
intrm men, ~ women (of whom II were
widows and - children, III all Oh who viii re
qulre help the coming month, Inc treasurer
report acknowledges the receipt OF Sll3 , from
monthly subscribers, So =! from interest ac-
count and 80 from a donation IN all So Il;
while his disbursements amount TO >-if VI, ieav-
ing u balance il the treasury June lst S.Jo II.
Claims were audited Mt the meeting TO the
amount of S1H =, leaving Il net balance OF
$685. O6. An acknowledgement OF donations re
ceiyed in the month of May will be found IL an
other column
COUNTY JAIL. BEPoRT.-sherif Estilrs report
of prisoners confined in the County Jail for the
month of May shows the total number to have
been s., as follows. For murder, 4; assault to
murder. .: assault with deadly weapon, L. grand
for,e1,,, %. ,s.ai,Ir I. BURGLARY f. riot I. bip-
~ y. f,i,rl,- , for,pr, /. Defit larceny II.
disturbing the peace Isl; miSdcncanor ,: com
NOR, druuLards 4. yngrancv .. battery /: safe
ii,, Is7,,..,,t =. mutations mis-.
l6fdT = '.r,,.'-, - ., r,iid T. iissnifv or
hes M hnIa icon dfschar|cd-5i TDon eXDira-
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nishing bond, by satisfaction Of tine, for want
o, CnFy' ~; 80 ,' - .,7f t tt,t
Prison leaving b still in confinement, which is
the smallest number for many years.
BOARD OF Sl.rEEvISoRs-The Board of super
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except Bailey Minutes read and approved
4 communication from sylvan school District,
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S."DI. oI!.1t-' -. a ~ L - ls.aSt,r Mr.
Gt.;,r,o, i,,tr1,1ccd tbe f,lIoyrino resolution
. Resolved, that in order to guard against acci-
iNc.rs5 IN b.7 ~ rb.. Gonry tosItai be re-
moved to where :hc woodShcd is on motion
of Nr- ChriSty. the matter was made me SpeGg5ia!
,,r, Of he ,,i,,rs Of Tho mad MENTIONED for
IN Jnhn NcCouib and Other. Was road, and set
f;;r hrsriut- I-ll. nah M 10 , NJ
LAND PATENTs-The following patents for
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son, Sntter county, loo acres. school lund-W
r Peabody, Suttcr county, I6o acres j. II. Bar
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GptNTFp 4 D-yoECF-In DEPARTMENT Two of
,t, .,,-i,,- ,.,.- ,,st,-,o,. ,,.;,,i, l. Co.,
law hrouoht .-..; for divorce by John r Carey,
her attorney. from Henry H. Mansfield. who was
r.c.,,,l, iD p.r,grtment One pronounced ,,1lilt,.
ofbi,rniny in marrying Miss Greenlay while he
hoJ Cuofhpr wife living Mansfield who i, sill
confined i'm inc county jail. not having been
sentenced svct did not respond in the case
ward by the plaintiff, Judge Mcfarland granted
decree auua!lng me marriage mar, contract Dc
NEE" P'"1i''-N ain Wv
DID ATTEND HlN.-Dr. White. physician in
-. 80 .t,., ,.,,,,,,,, IJos,i,sl states that the
20 -. -, g.. -.
friends OF Dr. : u. Jacks who was brought &c
H.. ci,, frorn Il station six miles above Bigg,