Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-30
BRIEF NOTES.

The pay car will arrive here from Ogden
tomorrow.
Five carloads of immigrants arrive this
morning, mostly Portuguese.
The Republican county canvassers will
have meeting at Freeport this evening.
Sacramento Council, No &c. o. C. F., will
pay fraternal visit to Sunset Council this
evening.
The Democrats held meeting in Wash
ington last evening, and the Republicans
hold one there tonight.
Herbert A. Slade, the Maori, went to San
Francisco yesterday, to train for his hight
with Jack Brady December 18th.
John Rainey's horse and buggy were
stolen last evening from Twenty-fourth and
0 streets, where the horse had been left
hitched.
Lieutenant J. w. Martin and thirty-four
members of the Fourth U. s. Cavalry passed
through yesterday, going to San Francisco
from the East.
F. B. Van Nostrand, arrested this city
on Tuesday for petit larceny, alleged to
have been committed at Folsom, was yes
terday taken to that place for trial.
Mrs. E. B. Croker is having another
structure, So by 81 feet, erected at the Bell
Conservatory, which will in great part be
used as place for the cultivation OF choice
roses.
A campaign ball is announced to take
place at the State House Hall, in this city,
tomorrow friday evening, to be given by
the Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade. Free
invitation is extended to all.
A locomotive and five cars went up to
Marysville, and an engine and three cars to
Chico, yesterday both to be used as excur-
sion trains in the evening, carrying passen-
gers to big Republican meeting at G1dley.
These arrests were made yesterday
Louis Strauss, by officer Woods, for bat
terry; r. r. Carter, by officers Woods and
Ash, for grand larceny Fred. Martin, by
Chief Jackson and Detective Br1sseil, Tor
grand larceny and forgery.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. ., arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise; the c. NJ. Small passed through,
EN- route to San Francisco from Marysvllle,
and the Clara Bell came down from the
upper Sacramento with produce.
Officer Ash arrested yesterday morning
at the San Francisco steamer landing
man named r. X. Carter, on charge OF
grand larceny, it being alleged that he stole
over 800 from II f. Burns, of the Western
Hotel Saloon. He was about to take pas
sage on the boat when arrested.
Thieves visited the premises of Mr..
Lewis, Tenth street, between S and 7, Mon
day night, and stole four dozen chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis were out Of town, and
only the children were at home. They
heard the thieves operating, but did not go
to see what was being done.
Jack Mex emma and Ed. Doheney, charged
with grand larceny, failed to appear in the
Police Court yesterday morning when their
cases were called, and the hearing was post
poned until this morning The Court was
disposed at first to order their bonds for
feited, but concluded finally to wait a
hours. Subsequently the parties were ar
rested and locked up, to insure their pres
ence in Court.
The Chairmen of the Republican and
Democratic County Central Committees Of
Sacramento, w. J. Davis and r. D. Steph
ems, have made an election agreement"
| by which, if Blaine is elected Stephens is
to carry torch and wear a Blaine hat in a
| Republican jollification procession, and If
Cleveland is elected Davis is to assist, wear
| ing Cleveland hat, at a Democratic jolli-
| fication.