Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-03
TIE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL conM1rrEE.


TIE REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
EDS. RECORD UNION: thought we were
to have new deal on the City Republican
Central Committee this year. By the pro-
ceedings of the City Convention we have had
a new deal, but got the same cards. I know
1 speak for scores of Republicans in the
Fourth Ward, who are kicking" about the
new committee. 1t don't suit them in the
lower end of the ward at all. We want to
know why the delegation cut itself up into
two parts, of twenty-five each. representing
precincts. The committeeman should be
voted for by all the delegates of the ward.
| That was the order of the convention. There
| is dissatisfaction, too, about some of the COM
mitteemen from other wards. Is our party
| SO hard up that it can't find new timber! It
| looks so. The best thing is for the Conven-
| ton to make that committee over and see if
it cannot turn out better work. The way it
looks to Republicans now is, if this new-desl
committee stands, that the party will lose
hundreds of votes It has come to hsrdup
time when men are put on that the party
won't stand. The committee ought to be
born again tonight. if the Convention don't
want to kill the party entirely in Sacra-
mento. A FAIR DEAL.
Sacramento, March 2, 1884.
| EXTENSIVELY IMPROVED. Stimulated by
the improvements made at Agricultural
Park, and determined not to behind in con-
veniences, G. Il. Shear has lately made ex.
tensive improvement to his stable accommo-
dstions at Twentieth and G streets, con-
structing in place of the barn that stood on
the G.strest side Of his property six fine box
stalls, 16 by 16, each having a grain.room
| and other conveniences, rendering the &C.
commodatio1s equal to the desire of the most
| fastidious horseman. He intends to construct
four more stalls of this style, and when these
are added to the large number of old stalls at
his place, it will be seen that he has an extern
sive establishment, which will Doubtless soon
| be filed with fast stock. Several fast horses
are qusrtsred there at present. Mr.. Buchsn-
an has Jim Renwick. who is soon to go East
| AYres & Delaney have Joe Howell, who is
doing well again, Fred. Collier, Laura, Trade
Dollar and two-year-oId. Mr.. Robinson
has two promising young trotters, belonging
TO Mr. Spalding, of Nevada City.
BURGLAR1Es. sly esterday afternoon officer
Farrell arrested All Kee an ex.convict, on
suspicion Of larceny. On being searched at
the station.house he was found to be pos
sessed of o valuable gold watch and chain.
The watch bore an inscription showing that
it belonged to Mrs. J. 7. Stafford. The of
fcer called at Mr.. Stafford's residence, and
| found that the property had not been missed.
| The Chinaman had doubtless slipped into the
house, appropriated it, and escaped unob-
served. A charge of burglary has been en-
tered against him. The residence of
Michael Dryer, Twelfth street, between H
and l, was entered by a thief through win
dow between 9 and 10 o'clock last night, dur
ing the absence of the family. and robbed of
a quantity of jewelry. Neighbors, who saw
light in the house, went over to see tie
| family, and thus alarmed the burglsr, who
made his escape through the window, leaving
his hat behind
ARRESTS FOR THE MoNTH.-During the
month of February tie police made 1S6 ar
rests, as fellows For violating city ordi-
nances, Z DRINKS, II; petit larceny, 10;
grand larceny, 5; burglary, 2; suspicious
characters, %; insane, ; safe keeping, s;
vagrancy, 10; common drunkards, s.; bat
| terry, 8 !; disturbing the peace, % sleeping
10 railroad cars, 10; defrauding creditors,
| delirium tremens, . misdemeanor, IL as
ssult with deadly weapon, l +; on telegram.
l; enticing, g visiting opium dens, z; rob-
| berry, 1 healthy beggar, 1 runaway boy,
| cruelty to child, assault to murder, l
suspicion of burglary, .; em5ezzlement, l
detained witness, l; perjury, keeping dis
orderly house, l; surrendered by bondsmep, l.
! During the month 101 lo5gere were furnished
| beds.
TREATED HIM RoUGHLY.-A gentleman
who came down on the California and Ore
gen train yesterday states that on Saturday
morning tramp called at the house of rail
road section man. a short distance below An
derson, and, as the owner of the premises
was away at his work, made Improper ad-
vances TO the lady OF the house, and threat
sned outrage She succeeded in driving rim
away, and when her husband returned in the
evening cold him of the occurrence. He i'm
mediately started out on hsndcar in pursuit
of the tramp, who had gone down the road,
followed him eight or ten miles, and, finally
overtakiUg him, beat him so severely with a
pick-handls that it is doubtful whether he
viii recover.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Anton Wueslfeld, ns-
tive Of Trofys, Austria, aged about 80 years,
by occupation barber, fell over upon the
sidewalk from where he had been sitting, or
the southeast corner of Fifth and K streets
Saturday morning, and almost Immediately
expired. Deceased had been in poor heslth
for long time, and was an inmate of the
County Hospital at different times. He lett
that institution few days ago, and was
thinking of getting permit to return. 1t is
presumed that death resulted from consump-
ton. The Coroner will hold an inquest in
the case to-day.
THE TWoL.-Turner Hall was crowded
last night from pit to dome, to witness the
last presentation of the boy Detective"
Tonight and the balance of the week Fraud
and Its Victims will be produced. in which
the celebrated comedian, w. G. Laurence,
will appear in the character role OF tom
Trumper, or the Vsgsbond Clerk" The
| stellar trio. Nera Vernon, Samuel Marion
and George B. Marion, will also appear in
| their great success. Scott Marbler's comedy,
Rooms to Rent
| Found A SLEEPER About 9 o'clock Sal
urday morning officer Dillmsn found man
dead drunk at the corner of Fourth and K
streets, and made every effort to arouse him,
but uusuccessfully The Officer then sent for
| an express wagon, and was about TO load the
d. d. into it, VIXEN the patient opened his
eyes, sprsug up and remarked, "No, thank
you; don't care to ride" The crowd that
bad collected hurst into roar of laughter,
and the officer and expressman sought bust
ness elsewhere.
BASEBALL. - At Agricultural Park yes
to-day game of baseball was played between
the Eurekas of this city and picked nine,
including two or three San Francisco pro-
| ficients, for the benefit of VIM. Mclaughlin,
who is to leave soon for the East to enter
upon an engagement with the Monumentsls
OF Baltimore. There was good attendance
snd an interesting game, the Eurekss win
ming by score of 10 to D.
REvIvAL.-A series of revival meetings are
being held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. A large congregation was in
attendance at the first meeting last evening.
The services are conducted by the pastor.
Rev. H. G. Christian. and will be continued
every evening through the week. This SER
mon last evening was eloquent and impress
sive, and much interest seemed to be taken in
| the exercises.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court Sat-
urday. Henry Reeves, alias johnson, pleaded
guilty on a charge of vagrancy, and was sent
up for sixty days . James Powers pleaded
guilty of battery, and was fined 81 and costs.
| The case of B. Piloyich for misdemesnor