Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-26

mItmenC Tor any OF THESE HILLS wallis OF
children having vicious parents, to have the
proper legal torrnaiities complied with.
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The WEATHER. - Sergeant Barwick re.
ports The rainfall during the storm yester-
day was .9S of an inch 1872 inches for the
month, 1921 inches for the year, snd IS. 10
inches for the season, as against 1899 inches
this time last year. Ths rainfall by seasons
to an equal date with the present ons shows
the season of 1S77-S gave 2279 inches :;
1873 9. 1852 inches; 1879 so, 1882 inches :;
1SS0-Sl, % 81 inches 1872, 14.07 inches /;
1928, 10 80 inches 1888 i, 1913 inches,
which is 90 of an inch more than was preci-
tated during all of last season. The average
precipitation for the seven months of the
rairy SEASON, that is, from September Isl to
March 31st, for the past thirty four years, is
l6.7 Il inches, which shows the present season
to date to be l. y inches ahead of the average
precipitation during the past thirty-four
SEASONS. There has been but one March in
the past thirty-fye years that gave as much
or more than the present month has so far,
that was fos March, 1850, when 10 inches
was precipitated, followed by over inches
in A Dril. The total rainfall for thu Califor-
MIA Signal Service stations during the present
storm was for Red Bluff, I.5l inches Sacra.
mento, .9S of sn inch ; San Francisco. inch,
and Los Angeles, 10 of an inch. The TEN.
perature, wind and weather at u N. yester-
day were: For Olympus, 46', north and
cloudy Portland, So, south and light rain
Fort Candy, 80, north sud cloudy; Rose
burg, AZ, northeast and CLOUDY Red Bluff,
49,, east and light rain; Sacramento, 53',
southwest and cloudy; San Francisco, 51',
southwest and cloudy; Los Angeles, GO,
south and fair; San Diego. 59', west and
clear; Salt Lake. 52', southeast and fair {;
Cheyenne, 40, west aud clear Denver, So,
northwest and clear; North Platte, 50, Lortk-
west and clear; Omaha, 90, north and clear
ing up; Yankton, 46', north and clear.
CHARLEY All SMG's CAsE.-In Depart
ment One of the Superior Court yesterday
the case of Charley All Sing, for murder,
was taken up, C. I. Jones and a. L. Hart
appearing for the defendant, while the prose.
cution was represented by District Attorney
Carey, l.. Z. Devlin, r. NJ. Claken, and
Edgerton & Post. The case, it will be recoI-
lected, is connected with the row between the
two Chinese Lodges that occurred a few
months ago, and for participating in which,
and killing his map, Mock Soon was recently
convicted of murder. In the Mock Soon
prosecution, and Devlin and Edgerton for the
defense. The entire original veuire of Jurors
was exhausted yesterday afternoon, and only
two accepted-Richsrd Parker and Seth
Macy. The defense objected to the use OF
the special venire drawn last week, and the
matter was discussed at considerable length,
but the Court finally overruled the objection,
and the impaneling of jury will be resumed
this morning.
CoULDN'T SAVE Ir.-Yesterday noon. near
the foot of K street, a citizen who had been
down to ascertain the hight Of the river, had
his hat blown off by gust of wind. He
started after it in a dignifsd manner, but
soon increased his pace ss it moved rapidly
away from him ssd close to toe railroad
track, upon which q locomotive was moving.
There Was, few seconds later, imminent
danger that the tile would be run over, and
he began to run. Then the hat got upon the
track directly ia front Of the engine and sat
down, az i were. Its owner made a des-
perate rush to save If, but was too late
every wheel Of engine aud tender upon that
side passed over the unfortunate head cover
ing and when be picked it up it was az
ragged as the awning in front of the windows
of the new City Hall.
about 10 years, one of the victims of Molie
STAFFORD and her accomplices at Red Bluff
some months ago, came 90 the city yesterday
from Chico, the authorities OF that town,
whers she has been living lately, having pro-
cured her ticket to Napa, where her father
resides. While coming down on the train she
was urged By on individual Of the genus
tough TO 30 on with him to San Fran
cisco, observing which the train men in.
formed detective Hickey on their arrival
here, and the girl was by him quartered at
the stationhouse until the departure of the
$50 train, when arrangements were made for
her being properly looked after until she
reached her destination.
GREENBAcK DELEGATEs.-At a District
Convention of the National Greenbeck La
Dor Party, held Sunday at No. 500 street,
called for the purpose of electing delegates to
represent the Second Congressional District
If the State Of California in the National
Convention, to be held in Indianapolis Nay
Is. it was resolved that Warren Chase, nov
in Washington. d. c., and Ferdinand Wood.
ward, of this city, be authorized to act as
such delegates. Alsc that A. B. Barns, of
Brighton. and r. Bu:terfeld, of this city,
acs as slternates. The delegates were in
structed u cast their first ballot for B. I.
Batter for President OF the United States.
ANOTHER LKvEE BRoKEs.-A gentleman
who came down on the steamer Dover from
the upper Sacramento. Monday, reports that
the strong north wind last Sunday caused
the back water above Knights Landing to
get into such a commotion that it broke the
levee OF Sir John Lester Hayes ranch. and q
portion of his property is being flooded. The
work OF constructing dam to stop the break
at G. +. Reeds ranch is nearly completed,
and it was expected that it would be finished
this evening.
PREPARING PoR SPoRT.-A party Of Sacra-
mento gentlemen who have been making
ready for su excursion to trout streams IS
soon as the season opens-April 1st-sre ex-
cesdingly disguised with the action of the
clerk OF the weather 10 extending the rainy
season to such length rs he has done, the
prospects being that April will be well a5-
vanced before the brooks viii be clear enough
for trout to be caught.
GONG TO FoLsoM.-Deputy Sheriff NJ. A.
Wilson brought up from San Francisco last
evening q prisoner named Thomas Nolan.
alias Irish Tom, who IS en- route TO the State
Prison at Folsom to serve tenn Of two years
for an ASSAULT with . deadly weapon upon
Maurice O'Reilly, on the 27sh of last Jaou.
airy. The records show that he has suffered
seven prior convictions.
CosDiEBcIAL.-The steamer Dover arrived
on Monday from Princeton with barge load
Of grain, and lef. yesterday for Mackintosh's
Landing TO procGre another barge load. The
steamer Neponsst arrived yesterday from the
upper Sacrs nento with produce. The steamer
G. NJ. Small passed down stream, en- route
fo7 San Francisco from Msrysyille.
SOMETHING worth seeing: our immense
stock Of millinery. The largest and finest
assortment in the city. Red House.
To DAY, spring opening of millinery. All
are cordially invited. Red House.