Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-01
BRIEF NOTES.

LteNeH carloads OF tea went East yeStcr-
| day morning.
,, Last night was Halloween, and this is
All Saints Day.
Three carloads of Immigrants arrived
from the East this morning.
The residents of Chinatown will finish
their annual deyi!-driVing e,-,iay.
The Republican county canyassers will
hold q meeting at Folsom tonight.
A. D. Patterson. Of PatterSon's station,
has been quite seriously i'll for several
weeks.
John Rainey has as yet heard nothing Of
his horse and buggy, stolen few evenings
since.
The steamer San joaquin, No. 3, arrived
from the Upper Sacramento, yesterday, and
cleared for Porr Costa.
The pay car finished paying off the rail
road employees III this city yesterday after
noon, and leaves to-day for Delta.
The meeting held in Washington Thurs
day evening by the Republican candidates
| OF Iolo county was gratifying success.
Frank Ebner, nephew of Captain f. X
Elmer, OF this city. died in San Francisco
Wednesday, aged u wears. He was born
and raised in Sacramento
L HSic W LII pt Il cpsIEFt gwen next ! IL
day evening, November III! ut Kingsley
Chapel by leading Ices, taieii. \ choice
programme has been arranged.
The Spanish Students had = good and
appreclatlve audience ut tAeir final muSi-
cal entertainment last evening" which was
given at the SiXth-Street N. i. Church.
The ball that was to have, been wen at
State House Hall last night. for the benefit
of Mrs c. A. Gillespie, w@s postponed. on
account OF the Republican meeting, until
next Friday.
Officer Kent arrested, Yesterday, boy
about IL years OF age, named George How
ard, who belongs in Portland, Oregon
whose father came here Il few days since
looking for him.
y meeting OF the Peoples party Butler
for PresidenU was held at Eighteenth and
NJ streets last evening. 1t was not exactly
a success as a Butler movement as il broke
up with cheers for Blaine and Logan.
There will be 4 vacation of all the public
schools next Tuesday lelection day. On
Monday the schools will begin holding
their sessions on standard time, it hay
ing been adopted by the Board OF Educa-
ton.
The tunnel at the head of the drainage
canal. just south of the \ street levee, has
been thoroughly cleaned out The work
men are now engaged in cleaning out the
canal below that point, and are putting the
| same i'll excellent condition.
John Brinkman, of the Blaine and
Logan Fire Brigade, has shown his energy
and enthusiasm for the cause by presenting
the members Of the Brigade when they
have turned out On parade with beautiful
bouquets arranged by himself
II. Bucbow was arrested Yesterday by
officer Ash, on the complaint of \. Wei
| mann, Tor defrauding creditors. Mr.. Buck
ow's friends declare that there must be
some misunderstanding about the riatter,
as they believe him to be honest in his
dealings.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy, of Placer
county, passed through yesterday, convey
ing to the asylum at Stockton an insane
man named &. F. Nestor, of Iowa Hill.
He was violent, and it was necessary to
keep his arms tightly strapped to prevent
| trouble.
Herman Yuhre who has been an inmate
| of the County Hospital since the nth in
slant, was sent to the County Jail by DR..
| White yesterday, owing to his having be-
| come insane, in consequence of Which he
was so noisy and troublesome at mig 1t that
other patients could not rest, Th1re are
| now three insane men at the Jail.
A new law firm has been organized, con-
sisting of Grove L. Johnson, A. c. Freeman
and George i. Bates. under the firm name
of Freeman, Johnson IL Bates. The new
| firm will have an Office at San Francisco,
| as well rs in this city, one or another of the
| firm being always there, though thw will
probably all retain their residence in Sacra-
nento
| Tom Scott and Charles r. Parsons, Re
publican and Democrat respectively, have
made an agreement by which il Blaine
wins Parsons is to ride L. C. Chambers
| mule in the jolliticatiOn meeting that will
| follow, and ii Cleveland IS successful then
Scott rides Mr.. Chandler consents, but the
mule may have something to say about the
matter, and if he does it will not be OF any
use to argue the subject
The fire bells tollcd yesterday morning,
| announcing the death OF Il member OF the
| Exempts, George Guth, grocer at Twelfth
| and ! streets. Deceased was q native OF
France aged about 50 years lie leaves
family, of which Joseph Guth, Deputy
| County Clerk, is member. The funeral
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon under
| the auspices of Schiller Lodge, J. O. Q. T..
and the Exempt Firemen's Association.
\ locomotive and three coaches went an
to Red Bluff and Tehama Yesterday, 70 act
rs an excursion train. To-day three
coaches and IN engine go up II Arbucklc
| to act rs an excursion train to Willows
four coaches and an engine to Marysyille
and Wheatland, to bring Democratic cX-
cursionists to Sacramento tonight. and
another train of three coaches to Aarys-
vile, to carry Republicans to 4 meeting AZ