Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MORE BURGLARIEs.-LastF Friday night
or early Saturday morning burglars en-
tered the Merchants Exchange Saloon,
Third street, near X, by cutting the glass Of
the sash of the rear door. and then remov-
ing the fastenings. The saloon was
searched, but no coin was found, although
about - in change was lying back of the
bar. \ quantity Of cigars were collected
together as if to be removed but were not
taken. A hatchct and other tools were APP
prOpriatcd, however, and the rascalS then
scaled the fence into the ward back of :. 5.
Nathan & Co.'S clothing store. opened a
back door of that establishment in much
the same manner that they had the saloon,
and as the saloon of David Davis had been
entered few nights before, and stole 50
from the till and SS1 50 from a private
drawer. A fine valise was filled with silk
goods and the best underwear in the place.
This was taken out into the yard, and over
into the yard back of the City Hotel where
it was recovered in the morning the
thieves having evidently been afraid to
take The valise upon the street for fear of
attracting observation.
BARwIcK's REroRr-Thc temperature,
wind and weather at y NJ. Saturday and
yesterday was: For Tatoosh Island Satur-
day, 80, east and clear; Olympia 60,
north and clear, go. north and clear; Port
land, zoo east and clear. 10. north and
clear; Fort Candy, yesterday, 30, west and
clear; RoScburg 61o northwest and fair,
Go, northwest and fair; Red Bluff, SO,
south and fair, 80, west and clear; Sacra-
mcutO, SO, west and fair. 660 west
and fair; San Francisco. Sc. north
west and cloudy, so. east and
cloudy; LoS'Angcles, 650. east and fair 20.
northwest and fair: san Diego. Saturday.
sc, west and clear; Salt Lake, SOC, north
west and fair 80, southwest and fair:
Cheyenne, 40, northeast and fair, 80, north
and cloudy; Denver, so, north and cloudy.
$50 northeast and light snow: North
Platte $50, northwest and threatening, $50,
northwest and fair; Omaha, SO. north and
clear, 429, north and light snow; Yankton,
5N' southwest and fair 30, north and
cloudy.
Police CoUEr-In the Police Court Sat
nrday, James Spade pleaded guilty of hay
ing been drunk, and was fined SIO... The
case of Raphael Vasques, for being drunk,
was continued until to-day. Martin Nc
Mauu> and George McManus were tried on
"a charge of disturbing the peace of \. Ia
Guin. and pronounced not @uilty.......A
faguiu was tried for drawing and exhibit
ing "a deadly weapon and battery. Upon
the former he was acquitted. but convicted
upon the latter, and viii receive sentence
This morning. The case of John Stringer
for disturbing the peace was continued
uutiI the 9th......Ah Pong was found guilty
on a charge of vagrancy, and sentenced to
sixty days in the County Jail......Pat Nc
DuuOugh was examined oh a charge of
grand larceny. and discharged. William
Lowell ease of misdcmeanor was dismissed
10y consent
WANTED At MAEYsvILLE.-Cmef of Po-
ice Jackson received a dispatch recently
requesting him to arrest and hold a man
named Edwards, wanted ii Marysville is Il
dctaulting witness. It appears that a few
days ago a highway robbery was commit
Ted at that place, and two men were ar
rested on suspicion of having been the per-
petrators. Parties, supposed To be friends
of the accused, got after Edwards. the main
witness for the prosecution, and threat
cued him 50 that he left town. Chief Jack
son and officer Farrell arrested a man
named Edwards Saturday, but he did not
prove To be the right man. instructions
were then given officer Martin, who sue
cccdcd in getting the party wanted, and the
latter was Yesterday taken To Marysyilic 10y
Chief Mabcn. who came down after him.
CoVNEEItL.-D During the past week the
following river steamers arrived at S&cra-
mcujo. Dover. from the Upper Sacra-
ucrto. with barge of grain and another Of
hop-poics: San Joaquin No. 3. from the
uPpcr river, with % barge of grain ami hay;
san Joaquin Ne. > from san Francisco
with general merchandise and barge of
freight for the upper river; Clara Belle,
from the lower river with produce De
parted; Dover for the upper river with a
barge light. YarUua. for the Upper Sa,ra-
meutu with a barge OF freight, SAN Jua-
o3iu No ., for san Francisco with barge~
OF gram Clara Belle. for the Upper sac
rameuto with general merchandise.
The TWorr- The Tickct-of-L Leave
Man which has had successful run Of 81
week at the Tivoli WAS presented for the
last time 20 a good house last evening. and
viii uc replaced Tonight bv the realistic
sensational drama written especially for
Miss Kitty Bclmore, who appears in The
principal character, 10y Wm. BoWsou. and
entitled Victims Of lfaro ID Is divided
INTO four acts. and the cast of characters is
very strong Holmes Grover Nav De
LONE and W G. Lawrence, three of Saera-
ucn,o> iavoriteS have leading parts.
GAVE Then THEIR LIBERTY. Judge
Armstrong Saturday evening informed the
Jury in tine Charley Sing murder case that