Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

sian named G. Bierinsk was arrested
Oh Sunday for creating disturbance up
town, but he promptly put up deposit of
$50 for his appearance before the Police
Court, and was allowed to depart Yester-
day morning he went to the police station,
but was too drunk to appear in Court. and
was accordingly, but with considerable
difficulty, placed in cell TO sober off In
stead of going to sleep, however, be began
raising Il rumpus, yelling, cursing, and
pounding upon the door ana walls of his
cell so madly that Chief Jackson
) found it necessary to resort to ex-
IRENE measures. The fellow cursed the
Chief and called him all the vile
things he could utter in two languages
(both of which are prolific in such things),
and refusing to yield to threats of punish
ment, he was handcuffed and fastened by
one arm to the wall of his cell After the
officers departed he got off one of his shoes,
and with it succeeded in breaking the hand
cuff, and then resumed his work of demol-
ishing things in his cell The Chief and
some of his officers then chained the OBJ
streperous creature-who acted more like q
mailman than one possessed of his senses
by both arms. This treatment had the effect
Of cooling him down, for he cried like a
child and promised to behave himself In
the afternoon a woman went to the
station-house and represented that she
was the prisoners wife and desired to see
him. On being brought before him she
charged him with having robbed her last
night of all her clothing and valuables,
and begged him to restore them Chief
jackson also urged the fellow to tell what
he had done with them, but he was again
in surly mood, and refused to say word
Finding that nothing could be got from
ha Of -, a.
dark cell, to see if that would not cause
him TO yield. The man appears to be the
victim of the most violent and uncontroll-
able temper, and is regarded as a second
Raten. He will doubtless be fully sober
to-day, and Will be given a chance to ex-
plain his conduct before Judge Henry.
TIE TIBBIrrs ExAM1yAr1oy.-Yes Yesterday
morning the examination of X, p Tibbitts
for conspiracy, in embezzling the funds of
the once tlOurishing Pacific Coast Building
and Provident Association. was resumed in
the Police Court. The first witness exam
ined was A. J. Woods. He testified that
TibbIttS induced him to come here to per
form the duties of Secretary in the absence
of both Tibbitts and HOwett- who contem-
plated an early departure, both being in fail
ing health. He wis promised Il salary of
Sl5O or $500 per month. The day of his ar
rival HOwett shook the dust of Sacramento
from his feet, and on the following day
Ilbbltts skipped the town-each for his
health. Among the papers left with Woods
was an alleged postotfice order, which
proved to have no counterpart in any of
the pigeon-holes in the desk of the money
order clerk. In day or two Woods came
10 the conclusion that something was
wrong, and resigned his position The
next witness was c. +. Arlington, who was
chosen Secretary of the institution afterth
bubble had burst The books he said.
were deceptive. They showed, however,
the fact that SO each was received from
95l members. Most of the Directors had
acted as solicitors, receiving 81 for each new
member taken in" OF all the money
that had been collected not a cent was
turned over to HMM fact, there was no
money found after the departure of lib
bits and Howett The Court took asrecess
at noon until 2 P. NJ, but as the CITY Attor-
ney could not then be present thy further
taking of testimony was continUed till this
morning.
BARwICK's REPoRT.-The Signal Service
reports the temperature, wind and weather
ut - NJ. yesterday as G,.loYs For Tatoosh
Island, 500, south q AS6t rain; Olympia,
z0o. south slasiauu.uuS. 1Portland, 73O. north
and clear. Sssfiby, 6S, south and clear
Cape Mendocino, 60, northwest and clear ;
Red Bluff, $50, south and fair; Sacramento,
790, southwest and fair; San Francisco,
COO, southwest and fair Los Angeles, Sc,
southwest and clear; San Diego, 73o north
west and clear; Salt Lake, 100. northwest
and clear; Cheyenne, 10, southeast and
clear; Denver, 100, northwest and clear
North Platte, SO, northeast and clear
Omaha, $40, north and clear; Yankton,
79s, north and clear.
A CRUEL RANCHER.-Otlicers Arlington
and Farrell yesterday arrested German
who lives up above Hoptown, on the north
Side of the American, riYer. for driving ]
horse which was so poor and weak as to be
hardly able to stand Indeed the poor
beast actually fell on the street. The man
seemed TO be rather a supplemented per-
son, and was greatly astoniShed on being
informed that he was transgressing a law
of the State by practicing cruelty to a dumb
brute. On his taking his horses from the
h heavy wagon and placing them in a stable
rr the night, and promising not to further
Sc the poor beast, he was allowed to go.
L DORADO FRUIT-Three carloads OF
came down from Single Springs yes
terdayc About the same number OF cars
come every day, and the fruit from that
ali the markets The consignments yester-
day were to w. X. Strong d Co., Sacra-
mento; Earl & Co. Sacramento; J. Lusk
& Co., Oakland and several San Francisco
firms. The grape cropin FL Dorado is very
large, but is not ripe enough yet for the
market.
ARRESTED HERE.-Chief of Police Jack
son yesterday received telegram from Red
Bluff 10 arrest man named Daniel Sulli-
van and n woman named Molhe Hardy
who were aboard the train bound for this
- - The parties were arrested b. officer
Farrell on their arrival. One of them is
charged with Vagrancy, and the other with
felony. They are also wanted in San Fran
cisco.
AN OLD SoLDIER-The following letter
was received from an old Union soldier
who desires to hear from some of his old
comrades: Sherman, Texas, August 20
1SS4-To my soldier comrades of Company
u. Eighth Regiment. California Volunteers.
If this should come TO any of your notice
please address nae at Redland Postoffice
Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. Yours
truly, Jonathan Redfox.'
THE CHINA SLOUGH CANAL-It is ex.
pected that before tonight the pipe will all
be laid in the tunnel (which James Touhey
is constructing to drain of the foul waters
of China slough from the river to the
shaft in the rear of the water works build
ing. The open cut from there 10 the
slough will then be lowered some fouI
feet There were forty-iiye men yesterday
engaged in the work,
SMITH & MUIR, 412 J street, sanitary en-
eineers, plumbers, gas ard steam pipe
filters, have now in stock a full and COM
plete line of goods. Both of the above
named gentlemen are practical and thor
ough workmen, and all who have work IN
their line will do well to call.
CALfooEs, 81 cents mems fine socks, .
cents per pair to-day at Red House.
See our advertisement to-day. Red House,