Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUUAu LIN EG1hlu4IaUl,
WILL JuBILATE To-NIGHr.-The Dem
ocracy Of the city met in Howe's Hall last
evening for the purpose of arranging for the
celebration of the election of Grover
Cleveland to the Presidency of the United
States. The meeting was called to order
by r. D. Stephens. General John T. Carey
was elected Chairman and J. w. Hughes
and William Zoller elected Secretaries. a
Committee Of Arrangements was chosen as
follows: ]. Q. Brown, Jr, Jerry a. Payne,
A. s Woods, Charles Goode, Herman
Kellum, John r. Carey and r. d.
Stephens. The meeting decided by
large vote that they would have their
Jubilee tonight c. W Carey and several
others tried TO have the matter postponed
until Tuesday night of next week. They
urged as q reason thatth Republican Club,
which had obligated itself to turn out with
the Democracy, would not do so until the
question as to who was elected President
was more definitely settled They could
not expect the Republicans of this city to
concede the election Of Cleveland until 1t
was announced that such was the case from
the East Their arguments however, were
hooted down, and the majority voted that
Sacramento should be painted vermilion
tonight. They ordered Il letter to be writ
ten to the Blaine Hat Brigade, asking their
assistance in painting Sacramento red but
their answer came back promptly. " We
concede nothing
STOLE 4 BUGGY-CUsHioN. - yesterday
afternoon officer Sullivan arrested an indi-
vidual who was endeavoring to sell a
bucev-cushion at Front andM streets. When
he was taken to the station-house he asked
to be put in a light and airy room, stating
that a dark dungeon would bring on cpl
leptic fits. which he had very frequently.
When he was placed in the big cell he
asked for candle, saying " the light of
tallow DIP would keep the fits off. Later
in the dav E. Lavine called at the station
house and recognized the cushion as being
the one stolen from his buggy while the
same was left standing in front OF Adams,
Mcneil 4 Co s store at Front and LStreetS,
during the afternoon. The tramp gave his
name rs James Coleman, &C the station
house; said he fought in all the principle
battles Of the rebellion, hut refused 10 state
on which side he did his fighting, saying
he would before answering this question,
like to know what the political complexion
of the officer was He will have an oppor
tunitv this morning. before Judge Henry,
to tell how he became possessed of the
buggy-ctIshion, and his previous war record
viii hardly have any weight before the
Judge.
NEARLY FINIsHED.-It was expected that
yesterday would witness the completion of
the cut connecting China slough with the
river. hut at o'clock the workmen had
succeeded in laying the pipe TO within
about eight feet of the waters edge, when
they were forced to defer operations be
cause of the water flowing in faster than
they could keep il out of the cut In the
meantime men were engaged erecting a
cotferdam Of bags of sand around the
mouth of the cut, which will be finished
early to-day. The water within the dam
will then be pumped out. the cut COM
pleted and the pipe laid few feet into the
slough By this afternoon the connection
should be made and the water flowing
through the pipe. Anybody who can
stomach the catfish and other varieties Of
the tinny tribe that draw suStenance from
the filth and slime of the slough might
make good catch by placing net under
the river-end OF the pine and catching them
rs they come out.
Sent 10 JAGL.-Recently l.. c. Chandler
caused Henry Caulfeld TO be placed under
bonds to keep the peace toward him, Caul-
field having as is alleged, threatened 10
"send him where he had sent English
The matter having for some reason, hung
fire until yesterday, Caultield sought to
have the proceedings set aside by sUrTen-
dering himself going temporarily to prison,
and then having his case come up on
habeaS corpus. The matter was accord
inglv brought before Judge Armstrong yes
tcrdav who heard the arguments pro and
con. and then took it under adviscnent.
So Caultieid was remanded 10 the custody
OF the Sheriff, and sent back to Jail TO await
results. II would appear that even 4
haheas corpus writ does not always prove a
blessing to the person that invokes its
power.
CuoIcE SACRED MusIc.-The choir of st.
Paul's Church VIII render some specially
good music at the evening service to-mor-
row at o'clock, as fellows Voluntary,
flute and organ, Schubert; No evil shall
bctall thee, angels chorus from Eli,
Costo: Gloria Patri, Pinkham a. Gloria
in EXcelsiS' old chant; Cantatc in C.,
banks; Benedic Ani!na in Ep, ;. p.
Warren While Thee ! seek protecting
power" Eduardo Mario " My faith looks
up to Thee, with flute obigate, arranged
from lachnor; Ohcrtory Sentence. chant /;
Nearer my God 10 Thee Bethany :;
Grand Festival March, flute and organ,
Zundel. The choir consists of Mrs. Hans
brow, Mrs. Smith, NesSrs. Sanborn and Car
roll. ana Mrs. Pinkham, organist and direC-
tor. Chas.- - Ncale will assist with the flute.
RARE BARGA1ys.- -BelllG Co. auctionecrs,
advertise a sale Of choice oil paintings
steel engravings, autdtypes, chromos and
panel pictures this evening. The pictures
and paintings are now Vn exhibition At
their large ware-rOums in the Clunic build
Ing, No sol X street. They are not q
"Snide lot nor q collection OF cheap
daubs. but are meriJoriouS works of art
They are handsomely framed, and well
worth u visit from all who have taste for
the beautiful. This ) rare opportunity
for those who desire to embc!iish their
homes with beautiful pictures, aS the entire
lot will be sold for cash without reserve.
BURGLARS SENTENcrp-In Department
One Of the Superior Court, yesterday
George Harris pleaded guilty of burglary
in the first degree, and was sentenced by
Judge Armstrong TO two years III the
Folsom prison VIM. Burns, his pal also
changed his plea OF not guilty to one of
guilty. and he got six years. These are the
men who, while being Swallowed as the
supposed perpetrators OF the robbery COM
mitted at j. r. Iodson's residence, were
seen to Jointly commit the crime for which
they received the above sentences
HANDSOME chenille bows, Is cents; chill
dren's wool hose 12i cents; ladies white
corsets Isles, % to 30), > cents, to-day at
Red House.
RECEIVED daily shrimps, crabs, Holsters,
clans and Eastern canned oysters, only 10
cents can, at Pacific Market 20 } streets
LADIES fine French kid shoes-the best
quality special job lot 81, at led House.
EAsrERN oysters are reduced to 10 cents
per can at Pacific Market, 725 street.
FEATHER sale to-day at Barber & Pealer 5,
62l street.