Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Police CoUET.-In the Police Court yes
terday a. Sherman pleaded guilty on a
charge of battery, and Will receive sentence
tomorrow morning .. Tom Durbin,
charged with having been drunk, was dis
charged on payment of costs...... Hugh
Lindsay, for having been drunk, was fined
so, and Jimmy Turner, for like offense,
was lined VIM. McCants pleaded
guilty of disturbing the peace, and Will
appear for sentence to-day. Tim Burns,
a drunk. was discharged, and John Fitz-
patrick, also arrested Tor drunkenness, for
feitcd his dCpuSit.....L. =. CunO arrested
for disturbing the peace, was discharged,
there not being complaint on file against
him. Fred O'Bnen and George Elllus,
who had violated the ordinance against
PLAYING ball in the street, were discharged
with an admonition.
CRIMINAL CAsEs.-In Department One of
the Superior Court yesterday, John Dolan
and Frank Smith, who stole r. J. Merk-
ley's horse and phaeton last week, pleaded
guilty on a charge of grand larceny, and
were sentenced to three years each in the
State Prison AZ Folsom. Tong All Jung,
accused OF an assault to murder, in hitting
a lOw-cOuntryman on the head with
Crowbar, also pleaded guilty, and got a
five-ytar sentence. Jim Lee, caught in the
act Of buTglarizing IL. Wachhorst's chicken
coop, concluded to plead guilty, and was
sentenced To 4 term of two years. Sentence
in the case Of Mock Soon convicted of
murder in the first degree, was continued
until next Friday.
BARwICE's REroRT-At the s P NJ OBJ
servation last night the barometer was low
and falling all along the Pacific coast eX-
cept Il, Rosehurg, Los Angeles and San
Diego at which points it was rising slight
w. 1t reads considerably below 80 inches,
and the wind prevails from the southwest,
with mostly clear weather There was no
rainfall in the y hours ending ut p. u.
last night At any of the Signal Service sta
tons, except Los Angeles and san Diego,
where 0S of an inch was precpitated AT the
former place and .06 of an inch at the lat
ter. There was no foul weather sunset re-
ported from any of the Signal Service sta
lions between Tatoosh Island and San
Diego
Nor DEAD, But SLEEPGYG.-Word was left
at the s;ation-house Yesterday noon that a
man was lying at the edge OF the slough,
near the northern end of the Third street
bridge, who appeared to be dead, or, if he
was not dead but dead drunk. he was in |
danger of rolling into the water if his !
dreams were troublesome. Officers Ash |
and Farren went 10 inquire into the mat |
ter and save a Coroner'> inquest, if posi- |
bic. ~ they approached they saw the man
living Is described, but before they reached |
him he astOuiShed them by rising, grasping
a fish pole and pulling out a large catfish. !
1t tranSpired that he had been fishing. fell
asleep, and awoke 70 find that he had got a
iish bite.
FARYEI.s' AND GRANGERs' PIcNIc.-The
annual picnic of the farmers and grangers
will take place At Beach's Grove, near Free
port. tomorrow. The committee announce
prizes for games of all kinds, and promise
Il day OF complete enjoyment for all who
attend. The road is in excellent condition,
and the drive to the Grove and return will
be interesting and inyigorating, while the
picnic may be expected to be the equal in
pleasure OF any that has taken place, or
that is 70 take place, this season. The pro
ceeds OF the picnic will be donated to the
Orphan Asylum.
DEATH oF ~ OID PEINTEE-John Landy, |
one of the old-time California printers who
came to the coast in 1888, died yesterday at
the County Hospital, after an illness of
few weeks. lie was native Of Dublin, |
hut came 10 America 1T an early age, and
was raised in Boston. He was a good work |
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and died without an enemy, but regretted
by all who knew him. The funeral Will
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ARRESTS - The following arrests were
made Yesterday. Mary and Jane. Tou-
b.,. nv. officer Franks for misdemeanor
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burglary John Doe by detective Hickey, |
for disturbing the peace; Frank Roe, by !
I FaT ~, $3.50 any, t,i o0', rI' 4 ta ~
turbing the peace. Ma. 3 bv officer Franks |
for being drunk.
BOARD or otPERNlsol'H.-4h ne board met
Yesterday. al the members present. except |
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