Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-10
TIE We ATHER.


Sergeant Barwiek says Look ont for a cold
snap The present wind.storm is variable
one that IS, the wind.vane is constantly in
motion between the points of the compass
west-northwest and northwest By north. 1t
commenced blowing at the rate Of nine miles
per hour at A N. yesterday, attaining We
locity Of twenty five miles per hour at several
different times yesterday between l and 10 P.
II. The total velocity yesterday from a NJ.
to P A. was 2f5 miles, or little over if
teen miles per hour during the sixteen hours.
From j " TO F. NJ. there was I5f miles
passed over this city, or nearly twenty miles
per hour during the eight hours. The barom-
eter at this point is changing very little, be-
ing steady at 30.25, corrected for sea level.
The barometer In Oregon and Washington
Territory is very high and rapidly rising.
There Is about half an inch difference in the
pressure of the atmosphere at Olympia ard
San Diego, which means that there is 500 feet
more atmosphere over the former than the
latter place, ard as air always flows from a
high TO a low barometer, it is evident from
the barometrical condition stated sboys, that
there must necessarily be a northerly wind.
Il Is blowing at no point where a signal STA.
ticn is ut on this coast with so great velocity
rs it Is here at Sacramento. There must re
a steep bsrometrical gradient near and to the
south Of Sacramento.
The temperature wind and weather at y
n. yesterday was: For Olympia, AZ, calm
aud cloudy; Portland, AZ, calm and fair /;
Bosaburg, 45', east and cloudy; Red Bluff,
~, north and clesr; Sacramento $50, north
west and clear; San Francisco, 81, northeast
and cleas Los Angeles "a, south and clear
ing; San Diego, co., south and clear; Salt
Lake, 81, west and cloudy Cheyenne, 80,
northwest sad fair; Denver, SO. west and
fair; North Platte, IL, west and fair; Oma-
ha, 49, south and fair Yanktop, S3'. north.
east ana cloudy; Deadwood, d. T., $50,
south ard cloudy.
Will MAKE A CLEAN SwEEP.-Ths bur
glars are monop0lizing SO much time and so
many streets Of the city that the smaller
fry Of thieves are being starved out of their
fair share OF Undergraduates. OF course
the robbor Who runs the great danger of open
ing q house and finding nothing therein, sitter
taking world Of pains to rausack the estab.
hshmant thoroughly, should have his choice
OF territory and should not be limited as to
its extent, even if he does interfere with the
agTarian privileges Of his more humble
brother; still the petit larcener possesses
rights which q burglar is bound, By sill the
honor known among thieves, to respect. Oc-
casioaauy now the larceny man makes a
dash, gets his work in and himself ont Of
sightiu safety; but thereis 4eld0mness about
1t that makes the game too dear, and the
operator must get aroused carly, or he will
get left IA tbs lookup a victim to remorss
and the Police judge. Yesterday afternoon.
about o'clock two dozen larse.sizsi brooms
were stolen trou the grocery store Of Il.
Nobel corner # Tenth and l streets This
certaiuly loci Ks as If they intended to make
a clean swesp. and the Joke has penetrated
the heads of several Of e principal citizens,
20 the extent that there is strong talk Of put
ting on large force Of special officers 70
make q r=taliAting sweep.
PREsENTATIoN.-Att the regular meeting Of
the Verein Eintracht Club at their hall on X
street, Tuesday evening, the Club was pre-
sentsd with handsome chair for the use Of
the President by Peter Newman. The chair
is patterned after that used by the President
of the United States Senate, beautifully
carved, trimmed 10 red plush, with the mono
gram 4" V T. tastefully carved In the back.
Il was made to order, and cost the donor
500. The presentation speech was made by
B. Ruhl, and wss responded to by the Presi-
dent Of the Club in few neat and appropri-
ate remarks The Club has a membership of
40, aud has one of the finest assembly rooms
in the city-the old Grand Army Hall. The
oficers Of the Club are President, c. Meyer !;
Vice President. f. Buhstaller; Recording
Secretary, L. Gutheil; Financial Secretary,
K Heinrich: Treasurer, B. Wilson Requis-
iteur, c. d. hn;. President Of Dramatic Sec
ton, A Rudolph President of Singing
Section, f. Rink; President of Literary Sec
ton, Ch Schmitt: Trustee, L. Himmel, j.
Siedler and 3. Ruhl