Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-21

Eureka. 2O20 Oh
Peruvians. ........................O 10000 o 0
fro. Base on balls-Eurekas,..3 Double play
Johnson and Treichler. Left on bases-Eureka
9; Peruyians, l. First base on errors-Eureka
10; Peruyians, 3 Struck out-Eureka, 3; Peru
VANS, ID. Passed ballS-Mack, O.; HennesSy, .;
Davies, :; Treichler. l. Wild pitch-None
Time of game-2-l3. Umpire-John j. Johnson
Scorer Walter Wallace.
THEY DON'T LIKE BLACKBERRIEs.-Two
young men who reside not far from Four
teeth and J streets called yesterday on a
couple of young ladies at Twenty-fourth
and II. Seeing fine lot of blackberries in
q neighbours yard, knowing that the good
man and his wife had gone to church, and
seeing the bulldog securely chained in the
woodshed, they concluded to go black
berrying. They had scarcely got fairly to
work before the old gentleman and his
good wife returned. They both took posi-
tons on the back porch in full view of the
bushes, and discussed Biblical questions
until about p. NJ. The young men all this
time were crouching under the bushes
They dared not go out the front way for
fear of being detected and when they saw
the bulldog at the back gate, they saw no
chance to escape in that direction The
two young ladies occupied position at
window where they could see the boys,
make faces at them and otherwise render
their discontinue almost unbearable
About o'clock they scaled the fence and
made for home. One of the young men
says his girl exclaimed Thou shalt not
steal-eyen blackberries,' at least hun
bred times during the afternoon. He in
tends planting Il HILL of blackberries at
home, and living in the future an honest
life
Cor BACK HoME-Several weeks ago the
RECORD t. MON referred to the case of a Ger
man lady who was brought to this coast
from New York by her son, on the prctense
that his father was seeking to get divorce
from her here and she ought to be on hand
to appear in Court and defeat him. The
young man installed her in hotel in this
city, and left her virtually penniless, re-
turning East to his father, who had become
enamored of another woman, bought her a
fine residence, and had taken possession of
the children belonging to himself and wife
The lady's name is Mrs. Mary Cheroney
She says that as long as they were poor
they lived happily, and eight children were
born to them; but when her husband got
rich, through an inheritance, he lost his
regard for and sought to get rid of her But
she was a woman of determination Find
ing herself deserted here, she begged her
way back ia New York, and suddenly APP
peared before her husband, whom she is
now suing for divorce.
SERIOUSLY INJURED-George d. Colbert,
well-to-do farmer who resides near
Brighton, was very seriously injured on
Saturday last. About halfpast 10 A. NJ. he
went into his barn to harness his horses.
One of them, refractory animal, refused
to allow his bride to be put on. Mr.. Cd
bert took a whip to the animal, when the
latter commenced to run through the
stable. The harness became entangled in
q mower that stood against the side of the
barn, and the machine was thrown upon
Mr.. Colbert with such force that he was
knocked insensible, and remained in that
condition for a couple of hours. He is
badly cut about the head and face, and one
ear was nearly severed. Medical attendance
was Immediately summoned, his wounds
sewed up and dressed, and at the latest &C
counts he was getting along nicely.
CoHMERcIAL.-Sinc last report the fol-
lowing steamers have arrived at Sacra-
mento: Varuna, from the upper river, with
barge of grain; San joaquin No. 2, from
San Francisco, with general merchandise
and barge of lumber for the Friend d
Terry Lumber Company, and barge of
freight for the upper river. Departed-San
Joaquin No. 2, for San Francisco, with a
barge of grain; Yaruna, for the upper Sac
ramento, with barge of freight; Neponset
for the upper Sacramento with general mer-
chandise
THROWN FROM a CARr-Shortly after
o'clock last evening a horse attached to n
cart in which was riding a young man and
his sister, became frightened at something
when they were passing Fifteenth and
streets, and ran away. At Nineteenth and
streets the vehicle was overturned and
the occupants thrown violently to the
ground Luckily both escaped being seri-
ously hurt. Though badly bruised no bones
are broken. The horse was captured after
he ran a few blocks further.
Foor AND MOUTH DIsEAsE.-A RECORD
UNION reporter was informed last evening
by veterinary surgeon that he had two
cases of foot and mouth disease in Sacra-
mento-cows owned in different sections of
the city. He does not consider either of the
cases liable to be dangerous.
SPECIAL See Red House column.