Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-04


will practice the nefarious methods de-
scribed. Joseph McKenna should have
every vote that belongs to him, and no true
friend of the man or the party will barter
away an iota of McKenna's strength
DISPLAYING ELECTION RETURNS. - The
first bulletins of election returns will be
cast upon the screen on the balcony of the
REcoRD-UNIoN office this evening at half
past o'clock. The gist of all the dis
patches will be thereafter bulletined as
rapidly as received, and until as late an
hour as any considerable number of people
remain to read them. For the entertain
ment of the public there will be shown
also over two hundred fine views, con-
trihuted for the purpose by Thomas House
worth e Co, San Franc cisco, and J. r. Hold
son, S. A. Wolfe, j. W Leftwitch, r J.
kerlin. Matthew Cooke and President Sla-
ter, of the City Board of Education. A
new and never before exhibited example
of the burning carbon points in the electric
art light will be shown, by which the actual
electric arc can be determined. The light
to be used tonight is contributed by the
Pacific and Thomson d Houston system,
J. O. Coleman, superintendent. The electro
opticon will be worked by 4. +. Johnson.
assisted by electrician Graham, of the
Thomson d Houston Company.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday c. Blanchard, James Mattin and
John Smith, charged with having been
drunk, were discharged. .... The cases of
All You, All Lay and All Long, charged
with disturbing the peace, were dismissed
on payment OF costs....,.Zin Hoy, All You
and All Hung, accused of exhibiting, for
feited their deposits. Turner's
case OF burglary went over until the 9th. .....
The charge of petit larceny pending against
+. French was dismissed. ..... Mike Murphy,
u drunk, forfeited his deposit. Tom Wat
sons case of petit larceny was continued
until Thursday. 1.-THE case of r. r. Car
ter, for grand larceny, was continued until
the l0th......The cases of A. and A. He'll
bron and Emmett Hagerman. for INSIDE
mcanor, was set for the 11th
ARRESTS FOE THE Manufacturing the
month of October the police made 203 ar
rests, as follows: For petty larceny, 10 ;
disturbing the peace, "a safe keeping, So ;
battery, 10; grand larceny, Z; exhibiting
3 i; insanity, > msicmcanOr, 3; suspicious
characters, - drinks, % keeping an
opium den. / ; visiting opium den, s de-
tained witnesses, q; enlightenment, , ; muir
der, felony, I runaway boys, 2 assault, L.
vagrancy, 5; surrendered by bondsmen, 2 :;
arrested on n dispatch, sick men. as
sault 10 murder, ,; threats against life, , ;
soliciting, / burglary, 3 forgery, / rob
berry, , dcfrauding creditors / ; common
drunkard, /. During the month - prison
ers, Ell route TO other places, were quar-
tered in the Jail for a short time, and 46
" dodgers were accommodated.
CITY TREAsURY.-The following sums
were paid into the City Treasury for the week
ending Saturday, November LIST Joseph n.
Herndon, cemetery dues, SCI 90: T. II
Mckee, rebate on school warrant, So W.
\. Henry, Police Court fines, S. So Geo.
\. Putnam, city licenses, S5l4 so; Geo.
a. Putnam, dog licenses. 81 IS ; II. b. Mel
sen, street assessment, $50; A. Brewer, har-
Dor dues, Sl20; r. w. Gilmer Justice Court
fees, So 70. Total, 1926 So Total disburse-
ments SD $50 y. Total amount in treas
ury, $2S3,0i3 %.
COMMERCIAL. The following steamers
arrived at Sacramento since last report
Varuna, Governor Dana and Dover. from
the upper Sacramento, with barges of grain;
AiYarado, from the upper Sacramento, with
produce; San joaquin No. 2. from San
Francisco, with general merchandise and
barge of freight. Departed-Varuna, with
barge of freight, for the upper river, and
San joaquin, for San Francisco, with barges
of grain. Steamer c. NJ Small passed
through from San Francisco to Marysyile
ARREsTs-The following arrests were
made yesterday: All Charley, by Deputy
Constable Rider, for vagrancy; NJ. McMur-
try, by Officer Kent. for battery; Charles
Logan, by Constable McComber, for en-
bezzlement; Joseph Carr by special officer
Mullins, for disturbing the peace and jim
Baggs, byspecial Bilhartz, for being drunk.
THE TIvoM-Ben Cotton and company
entered upon the fifth week of wonder
fully successful engagement last night.
The play for the week is the popular
drama, Under the Gasiight." 1t VIII be
repeated this evening, and the promise is
that it will draw full houses all the week.
BRouGHr To THE HOSPITAL. = Samuel
Downs, railroad yardmaster at Vallejo, was
brought to the Railroad Hospital yesterday,
suffering from fracture of the left leg. 1t
appears that in jumping from an engine at
South Vallejo Sunday night he slipped and
fell striking his leg upon rail-