Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-27
Capture OF Burglars.

Capture OF Burglars.
SAN Francisco, March 26th.-Esrly This
morning Sergeant Soule, of Morse's patrol.
arrested two men, both under 20 years of age,
whom be saw emerging from the Bay Oyster
House, on Market street, opposite the Palace
Hotel. On them were found bottle Of
whisky and box of cigars. The pair gave
the names of James Blake and Henry Lewis,
and said they were Just from the East. They
admitted entering the place with key. and
said they were forced to do something" to
live. They were turned over to officers Cro-
min and O'Donnell, who booked them for
burglary. They will be examined next Mon
day.
Sudden Death eff Porter.
SAN Francisco March 26.h.-At o'clock
this morning Lawrence O'Shsughnessy, por-
ter for Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., was
found dead in his bed at the Philadelphia
House. 1t is supposed he died of hemorrhage
of the lungs, as a large quantity of blood had
oozed from his mouth. Deceased leaves a wife,
who is supposed to reside at the Mission.
The Southern Pacific.
MeJAvE. March 26ih.-A slide occurred in
Tunnel No. 4, near Bealville, on the after
noon of Monday, March Oath, delaying the
south-bound passenger train twenty.four
hours, and all freight trains the same. A
large gang were Immediately set at work and
the debris cleared Tuesday morning, so that
trains could pass. Trains on the Los Angeles
division are running, but not on card time. On
the Colorado division the passenger trains az
rive on time each day. An enormous amount
of freight has passed this station in the past
week, the Colorado division delivering at this
station 1S5 cars alone in one day.
A heavy snow-storm set In about o'clock
this afternoon and continued until .. The
weather is cloudy and looks Ike more storm.
News has just been received of a small
slide in Tunnel No. s. near Keene, but trains
will probably not be detained.
NEwHALL, March 26sh.-The south.bound
train was delayed three hours at Lang's to-
day, the tenders front trucks having jumped
the track. Day before yesterday landslide
in the vicinity of Csliente delayed the south
bound train the whole day. No other delays
have occurred, except such as are necessitsted
by the present condition of the newly-re-
paired road. Every day the road is put in
better condition, and trains continue to
shorten their run, but it will take weeks be-
fore the express trains will arrive on time.
Vigilance Committee at MERGED.
MERGED, March 26th.-It is reported on
the Streets to-day that Vigilance Committee
was organized here last night, the object be-
ing to rid the town of few of the toughs.
Nothing ia known on the outside.
Sharp Hail-stOrm.
STOCKTON, March 26sh.-Stockton expert.
erced sharp hail shower this afternoon.
The hail was as large as marrowfat peas.
MERGED, March 26th.-Hail commenced
falling at $50 to-day, and continued till Cos
P. N depositing hailstones to the depth OF
an inch, which melted into mushy state as
fast as they fell. 1t is probably the clearing.
up shower, as the clouds have passed away
again. Much damage is expected to peaches
and other early. blossomiDg fruit
HANFoRD, March 26th.-It hailed heavily
to-day, lying in places more than an inch in
depth. But little damage was done, IS the
stones were small. 1t is now clear and cool,
with northwest breeze. 1t will doubtless
frost lightly tonight.