Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO IGEM5.

Alexander Jackson, young man, fell
down flight Of steps Sunday, and may
die from the injuries received.
The plaintiff in the Sharon divorce case
resumed the witness stand Monday morn
ing. Nothing of interest occurred.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were SO, 1913 Is,
making total since January lat OF 81. H.
O26 90.
ST. Patrick's Day was celebrated here by
a procession through the streets and liter
arg exercises at the California Theater in
the afternoon.
Henry Or was cut in the right side by
W. T. Bailey Sunday night on Minna
street. 1t was all on account of woman
who was also slashed on the hands for
interfering with the carving process.
An investigation is soon to be held by
the Commissioner of Labor Statistics to
consider the employment of convict labor.
The result will be published for the in
spection Of the next regular session of the
Legislature.
Last week about 400 immigrants arrived
by the overland route. Within week 200
families OF Germans from one OF the West
ern States are expected TO arrive. The
Immigration Association has selected a
place where they will settle.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week end
ing March 18th, were as follows:
Beer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sG,77l
spirits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 94nzl
Tobacco and cigars Observation-Disclosures. lO,l37
Total ................... 81 503
Previously since July lst...........,... 2o52 300
Total July l. 1888, to March Is, 1854 u.s., OCs
Captain Short was present in Judge
Webb's Court Monday morning with a
score OF witnesses to attest to the violation
of the fire ordinance by Colonel Mapleson
and his agents. hut the manager failed to
appear. Instead, CHARLES H. jackson,
representing W. II. l. Barnes, put in a
plea of "aot guilty" for Maplesop, and
asked for jury trial. Judge Webb
specially sat the trial for next Friday at
P. NJ.
Henry Wohlmann, German rapcher,
who was brought to this city Sunday from
Contra Costa county. died in the German
Hospital at ! o'clock this morning. from
the effects of several buckshot wounds in
his chest and abdomen. Wohlmann stated
that while stock hunting last Saturday in
company with neighbor named Orr, his
companion shot him with shotgun, but
whether intentionally or by accident he
could not say.
The trains and boats of the So1th Pacific
Coast Railroad (narrow gsuge) made their
first regular trips TO the rev wharf extend.
ing from Alameda Point, Saturday. The
new depot at the end of the wharf was
gaily decorated with bunting Flags
streamed from the poles and strings of ban
ners were suspended from side to eide il
the interior of the building. The ferry
steamers Newark and Pay City carried
flags in celebration of the occasion.
The cigar-makers' strike ia at an end, the
locked out Chinese agreeing to return tC
their work without any concessions from
the bosses. The conditions under which
they returned are that they resume work
before any agreement is entered into !; that
they do not ask for any advance under
twelve months from dste; that the cigar.
makers employ any workmen they see fit
regardless Of non-membership in the chi
nese Union, and finally, on the bosses
part, On advance of so cents per 1000 or
| the higher grades Of goods was conceded.
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