Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Z. J. ALIEN, ALIAs.-The San francisco
Ca3 of yesterday had the following con
corning an individual who has been OPP
Grating here, and concerning whom We re-
Gently made mention: "a man giving the
name of Morris Rindkopf, but who is
known by several aliases, was brought from
San Jose yesterday by O. c. Jackson, Chief
Of Police of Sacramento, and lodged in the
Central Police Station, en- route for 5acra-
Oento where he is wanted for burglary.
Itindkopf came to this city in February.
1888, and put up at the Palace, where he
registered AZ NJ Raindkoff, from New York,
correspondent for several Eastern journals
He remained there few days, and disap-
peared without settling his bill About
this time he presented himself ut police
headquarters in this city and introduced
himself by card as H. ID. link. journalist
He then disappeared, and was next heard
Of At Los Angeles, where he went under the
name of II. H. Frink, representing himself
there as . newspaper man. While there
he was arrested for having uttered bogus
check for S95, but he was not prosecuted
From there he went to Newhall, and then
returned 70 this city, and once more went
u the Palace, where he registered as 5
Randshotf, and after two days left without
calling on Count Smith. From this place
be went to the American Exchange. where
b registered as II II Fink. from San An
tonic, Tex He remained there about a
week, and left without paying his bill. This
was in March, 1885. He then disappeared
and nothing more was heard ofhiin until the
early part of last March, when he appeared
at the old City Hall, representing him
self a. reporter for the California Dem0kvat
This representation was false, and he was
warned by one of the writers on that Jour
nal that II he continued to make such repre-
sensations az he had that he would be
prosecuted. He then disappeared from the
city and on the 18th of last month Chief
Crowley received letter from Chief Jack
son OF Sacramento, requesting the arrest of
Monroe Raindskorf for forgery. for having
passed TO Hornlein Bros. of that place, i
bogus check for S65 on the bank Of d. q.
Mills. \ description of Raindskorf which
w,ts inCloSed in the letter wis found 10
tally with that of link, alias Frink, alias
Fink. Last Friday detective Meagher OF
this city was III San Jose on police business.
and while there saw link out buggy-riding
with woman, and after more inquiry
iFA4i'l me .AtltAI tLi9
under the name of h. J. Allen. He at once
communicated with Chief Jackson. who
went to San Jose and there arrested the
nan with aliases. In Sacramento, Raiuds-
kOrf. alias link, went under the name of
Allen, and claimed to be a correspondent
Of the New York Tribune and to be con-
nected with several newspapers in this city
After his arrest he stated to several news
paper reporters that he considered the AZ
rest very trivial affair, which could be
liked up rs soon as he reached SaCra-
mento.' Chief Jackson brought the prison
e. 70 Sacramento last evening.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAsr.-The fol-
lowing west-bound passengers passed Sac
ramento this morning Miss Lyons, New
York; Made Lyons, New York; II. Ander-
son. H. Anderson, New york; Mrs. T.
Rankin and child, Salt Lake; Thomas
Kevo, Toronto, Canada; L. D. Green New
York; Mrs. w. II. Rayton, San Francisco
W Dix, San Francisco; +. J. Bolmer, San
Francisco; !. w Mackay and party. Paris,
France; H. II. Woodruff, Cincinnati Il.
T. Morton. Sydney. Australia W F. Me
Ney and wife, Salt Lake; DR.. Y. II. Golf
man and family, Omaha; P. A Reed, Salt
Lake, ]. McCabe, Mineral HILL Ney.; DIR.
Dodd, San Francisco Henry Woolacott,
Salt Lake; Herman Beisner, San Fran
cisco Hiram Green, Tuscarora +. Il.
Kneass, Salt Lake; Miss F. Richardson,
Nebraska Miss f. Ashbrook, Fresno c.
+. Cheney, Kansas; Arthur Preston,
Philadelphia J w Johnston, Cleveland,
Ohio. Also 81 immigrants, including y
males. to arrive in San Francisco MAY 18th.
LARGE FuHERAL-The large attendance
yesterday upon the funeral Of the late John
Bradley winch took place from st, Paul
Church showed the high estimation IN
which he was held. The Workmen arid
Masons turned out in unusuallyslargc num-
berS about fifty of the freight office attaches
and other railroad men attended, and there
was 4 Longtime of carriages conveying
other friends trhe remains were Inferred
in New HelYetia Cemetery. After the
grave was filed in ii was completely GOV.
cred with flowers, including some very
beautiful designs, principal among, which
were those sent by the deceased gentle
man ) feliow-CumradeS of the railroad
freight department
H>BEAs CoRrus.-Hart & White and c
7 Jones made application yesterdaya,e
Judge Armstrong for writ of habeas cor
pus in favor Of An Tie. alias An il. alias
All Die, but whose true name is lu Die
one OF the Cinnamon arrested for mbTdei
III connection with the shooting atii,iy fUi
) c,DngplyGtv VI Tbiek Mock-Sooly aad Char
ley sing have already been tried Il i,
ciaimedt onioehalf OF the prisoner. that II,
+ entitled 10 admission 10 bail az least
The case has been set for hearing neX
Monday, at 10 An
B,srBylkts2 IA grfc6ltural Park to-mor
row. at , P. Y. sharp the first game of til,
State Basehgil : League for this season vii
?,e blaveA5 t+fSeoHtestants bding the Eurc
kas of SacFafilente and the Hayerlys of san
Francisco Both cfubs viii make As Hvel,
q Struggle for success ms theypoSSibly can
and. owing 10 the new arrangement of thu
grounds. spectators viii be able 10 yitncs
the-oontest from the grand stand. -
GoGr9x vs. BEtRB.-In Department Tw,
ioA4heSupafibtIon9ts sesrer1ayl the ertip
dav7 was spent in contest as 70 Iheladnns
sion as evidence Of the ballots, election re
turns, etc. Judge Spencer finally announce
that ne would render decision as 70 thel
asilf4isSibilitv this morning. '19.;r--
II :.y dEiRs BODY is 8 s5s to the matinee hi
afternoon 10 see Inc Double Uncle Tom