Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Nothing was done Friday in the Sharon
divorce case, an adjournment having been
taken until Monday
The public schools will be closed from
Thursday next till the Monday following,
for May-day vacation.
The remains of a still-born infant were
found Thursday afternoon wrapped in a
newspaper in vacant lot on Folsom street,
near Second.
A Supreme Court remittitur has been
sent to Stockton, in the case of Turcott.
sentenced to death for murder Turcott
was denied a new trial
All causes on appeal to the Supreme Court
from San joaquin county will be heard at
the next term of the Court, to be held in
Sacramento beginning on the 9th of next
month.
All the California wheat cargoes cleared
prior TO the LIST of January have reached
their destination with the exception of of
the II cleared in November, and u of the
y cleared in December.
The annual sale of old hosS, accumu-
lated by Wells Fargo & Co, was held on
Monday A large number of bidders
bought the 2,527 sealed packages, paying
for them tritie over $500
Charles ESterman, Swedish seaman. "A
years of age, fell from the maintopsail yard
of the British ship Gerard c. Tobey, that
arrived IN this port Thursday from Liver
pool, and was instantly killed.
Queen Pomare, of Tahiti, arrived over
land from the East Wednesday, and is
stopping at the Occidental Hotel She will
sail for Tahiti ON the City of Papeete, which
is now at Green-street wharf loading on
Thursday next.
John Wisluzil, who was SO severely
Slashed with razor in the hands of his
uncle, Joseph Wisluzil, died at the Receiy-
ing Hospital Thursday, Joseph at the time
cut his own throat, from the effects of which
he died a few days subsequent.
Republican Club l, District Forty-seven,
has instructed its delegates To the State Con
vention at Oakland To support James G.
Blaine for President and Robert T. Lincoln
for Nice-President. Those nominated for
delegates pledged themselves to carry out
the wishes Of the club
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
judgment in the case of Mrs Alice Leahy
vs.. the Southerd Pacific Railroad Company
by which the plaintiff was awarded $40,
900 damages for the death of her husband,
who was brakeman in defendants employ
Justice Myrick dissented
The funeral of the Rev c. T. Mills was
attended Wednesday afternoon by the
Presbytery of San Francisco in a body and
by large number of the friends of the
| deceased. The funeral took place at Mills
Seminary, near Oakland, where appropri
ate services We're held and addresses made
The suit of A Onderdonk vs.. the City
and County of San Francisco, was decided
in Judge Maguire's Court Thursday by 9
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for S14
5l9 81. The amount was claimed under
certain street work done by j. 5 Dyer anG
J. W: Taylor on the city property at Point
San Jose.
The Executive Committee of the Repub
| lican County Committee met Thursday
| evening, and had before them complete re
| ports of the enrolment in the Republican
| clubs for the election of delegates to the
! State Convention, to occur at Oakland mex
| Wednesday. The total enrolment is re
| ported to have been 5.14S
April has been u good month for the
| license department. The collections thu:
far are over S37 900. The receipts indicat,
| that the spring trade in San Francisco ha.
been healthy, and that the outlook for the
| year is equally encouraging Traders gen
orally are paying heavier proportion fol
licenses than twelve months ago, and thu
number issued is also ON the increase.