Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-02

| SIXTH
Bancroft's Third Reader....... % IS So
| Brooks Union Arithmetic, part l.. IL 20I D
Harper introductory Geography. % 50 65
SEVENTH GRADE.
| Bancrofts Second Reader....... Isl % 81
Brooks Union Arithmetic, part l. 70 20 .
Harper Introductory Geography % 50 65
EIGHTH GRADE.
Bancroft's First Reader................ 1O Is 20
HoRsEwHIPPED.-The course of true love
does not appear to run smooth in a certain
family up town, and in consequence the
wife and mother left husband and children,
husband keeps a saloon ON X street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, and it is said that
on several occasions he has spoken of his
wife to others as woman that was not
chaste. The wife hearing of this on Mon
day last, became very much enraged, went
to harness shop and purchased horse
whip, determined to use it on the indi-
yidual whom some years ago she had
sworn to ''love and cherish" About 10 P.
NJ. she entered the saloon unobserved, and
slyly approaching her husband, began to
''lay on the black-snake in style that
would have done credit to a first class mule
driver. She broke his spectacles, lacerated
| his face and arms and was getting away
fered and made her desist She walked
out shaking her whip at her discounted
husband, remarking, ''Tll learn you better
than to talk about me, and don't you for
get it.
PLACER COUNTY IMMIGRATIoN SOCIETY.
A call for q convention of prominent citi-
zens ofPlacer county, to be held at Auburn
October 18th, at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose of
| forming an immigration society in that
county, as an auxiliary to the Northern
California Association, has been issued 1t
is an earnest appeal for active interest and
response in the work, and is signed by ].
A. Filcher, Director for Placer county
Judge j. L. Hale, II. w. Fenton, DR.. l..
NJ. Agard, w. L. Munson, f. l.. Adams
and w. B. Lardner, of auburn; S. F.
| Woodworth c. T. Adams, J. G.. Boggs, G.
NJ. Silva and DR.. NJ Schnabel, OF New
castle; ]. H. Mitchell, l. f. White and w.
G.. Williams, of Penryn; FL. Barrett, of Lin
coin; w. B. Hayford. of Colfax r. S. Os-
born, of Clipper Gap; Dana Perkins, of
Rocklin n Mertes, of Roseyille
THE WEATHEE--Sergeant Barwick says
that the mean temperature and total
amount of rainfall for the month of Sep
TENDER, 1884, is as follows for the United
States Signal Service Weather Stations,
viz: Tatoosh - mean temperature, $50 !;
total rainfall, go inches Olympia-mean
| temperature, $50; total rainfall, 3.10 inches
| Portland-mean temperature $50; total
rainfall, 4.20 inches. Fort Canby-mean
temperature, $50; total rainfall, $50 inches
| Red Blutf-mean temperature, SO; total
rainfall, 40 OF an inch. Sacramento
mean temperature $50; total rainfall, go of
| I'M Sato II rar1 tarf,
ture, $50; total rainfall, 80 of an inch
San Diego-mean temperature, go; total
rainfall, OF of an inch.
COUNTY JAIL REPoRr.-Sheriff Estill re-
ports that during the month of September
| 20 prisoners were confined in the county
| jail, as follows: For murder, g. grand lar
ceny, 4; burglary, 5; felony, /; petit larceny,
second offense, ,; petit larceny, II; INSIDE
meanor, .; disturbing the peace, y; COM
| mon drunkards. s; vagrancy, Il; safe keep
ing, >; insanity, 3; detained as witness, /;
obtaining money under false pretenses, /.
OF these % were discharged-l1 upon ex-
piration Of sentence, 3 by order of Court, 2
sent TO State Prison. sent to insane asy-
lum, 3 for want of charge, sent to county
| hospital and on satisfaction of fine
leaving 45 still in confinement October
1st.
REPUBLICAN FIRE BR1GADE.-Quite q
large number of Republicans met at the
Wigwam last evening for the purpose of
organizinga Blaine and Logan Fire Brigade.
| temporary organization was effected by
electing VIM. Avery, Chairman, and b. W
Cavanaugh, Secretary. Fifty Republicans,
all from the railroad shops except one.
signed the roll. A committee consisting
of John Kelley, J. s. George, VIM. Ryan,
j. J. Buckley and VIM Pitt Eldred was
appointed on permanent organization and
order of business, with instructions 20 re-
port at 8 O'Clock this evening.
FIR.r ARTILLERY REcIMEsr.-The fol-
lowing is announced as the percentage and
company strength of the First Artillery
Regiment, n e. c., for the month of Au-
gust The first number indicates the per
cersage the second the companies strength
A, G1-5S; b, 1856; C, 1855; L, 58-61; f,
S0-61; G., $3.50. The returns of the Gov
ernor's Guard Cadets have not yet reached
headquarters The percentage of the regi-
ment, excluding the Cadets, is g. and total
number enrolled, so.
THE PLUMED KNIGHTs.-The Blaine and
Logan Plumed Knights met at their head
quarters last evening for the purpose OF
discussing the question whether or moi
they should accept an invitation to go to
San Francisco Saturday evening. The
meeting was largely attended. Charles
Jones, Clarence Nelson and w. B. Burtis
were appointed committee TO see the rail
road people regarding transportation, to
see what music could be obtained for, etc,
and report TO the Club this evening.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Kate Crowley, by officers
Farrell and Rider, for petit larceny; Jim
Duffy and ]. Q, Sprout, by officer Frazee,
for disturbing the peace; j. l.. Smith, by
officers Rider and Farrell, for disturbing
the peace; Tom Gleason, by officer Frazee,
for battery; p. Mcdonald, by officer Rider,
for misdemeanor; Maggie Stanley, by Off
Ger Farrell, for disturbing the peace;
Charles Raye, by officers Rider and Ash,
for disturbing the peace.
THE TIvoLr-"A Celebrated Case is
having good run, and is now very
smoothly presented. 1t Will be given each
night this week. Little Blanche is very
precocious child, who fills an important
part in two acts of the play, and receives
much applause.
CLEVELAND AND Instrumentation T.
II. Lame of Santa Clara will address the
citizens of Sacramento next Saturday even
ing at Armory Hall, under the auspices OF
the Democratic Central Committee. A gen
eral invitation is extended-to the ladies
in particular.
Ed. GoEPFL, formerly OF Goepel & Dom
ley, 1921 Tenth street, has opened plumb
ing and gasfitting establishment at SIS X