Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-25
BRIEF NOTES.

from the East this morning.
Some thief appropriated a coat from La
| fayette Hall saloon Tuesday evening.
a local immigration association will be
organized at Woodland tomorrow evening
| The only arrest made yesterday was that
of William Carroll by citizen Billhartz,
for being drunk.
The Democratic State, county and city
ticket is published in full in the advertising
columns this morning
The Democratic County Central Com
mittee has engaged Armory Hall for every
| Saturday evening from now until the end
of the campaign.
The designations of Captain Fred Eisen-
minger, of Company E, and First Lieuten-
ant +. P. Lowell, of Company B, have been
accepted at general headquarters.
Sheriff Mccoy, of Yuba county, passed
through the city yesterday, conveying to
| the Asylum at Stockton an insane woman
named Mrs. f. D. Hapgood, of Smartsyille.
| The steam launch Garnet came up from
| Benicia yesterday. On board were Com
modore Eckley and family, who came on a
| pleasure trip, and will remain for few
days.
The Plumed Knights will hold meeting
at the w'gwam this evening, which all Re-
| publicans are invited to attend. The next
parade will be to receive Hon. A. A Sar-
| gent.
| George F. BrOnner, Democratic candi-
date for Public Administrator, and James
Groth, Democratic candidate for Supervisor
| from the Third District, publish their cards
! this morning
City Assessor Buckley calls upon all
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| soon as possible their lists of property to be
| taxed, he having commenced work on the
| city assessment roll.
| The w. c. 7. L. will meet this afternoon
al > o'clock, at the United Brethren church.
Fourteenth and X streets. The report of
| the Delegates to the State Convention, and
other interesting matters will be consid-
cred.
Fred Eisenminger and Terry Payne have
made wager ON the result of the election
the former choosing Blaine and the latter
Cleveland. The one that loses must wheel
the other in a wheelbaTrOw from the West
ern Hotel to Tenth street and return.
Herbert T. Siade the Maori, at present in
business in this city, expresses himself
willing, and, i'll fact anxious, to make Il
match fight with Jack Brady, who claims
to be champion Of this coast or Charles
Mitchell, the English champion, with or
without gloves.
A large portion OF the residents of Sacra-
mento have been complaining of colds dur
ing the past few days, and yesterday, when
the Superior Courtroom, Department One
was full Of jurors, attorneys, spectators and
others, there was such a chorus Of coughs
that little else could be heard
Arrived Yesterday, steamer Frank Silva
from San Francisco, with barge load of
lumber for the Friend & Terry Lumber
Company; steamer San Joaquin, No. >,
from San Francisco, with merchandise !;
steamer Neponset, from the upper Sacra-
mento, with produce. Sailed steamer
Frank Silva, for San Francisco, light.
Mrs J. H. Duffy while en- route to Sac
ramento from Butte City, Montana, for the
benefit of her health, died at Ogden on
Tuesday last Her remains will be brought
/ here for interment tomorrow. Deceased
was aged about - years, and had been
married about three years. Her maiden
name was Kate Montgomery. Her parents
reside here, as do those Of her husband.
Its said that A. Montgomery. of Colusa
county, who is now bringing suit to have
his marriage with Elizabeth Green annulled
alleging that he was coerced into it. form
erly resided in this city, and kept the bowl
ing alley on Second street between | and
J, which was destroyed by fire in 1861, on
which occasion three or four Cinnamon,
employed in the alley, were burned to
death.
C. T. Seavcy brought suit in Justice Gil
mer's Court against the Western Union
Telegraph Company because of his not
/ having received in proper time dispatch
relative TO a business matter, and his fail
urc to thus receive il. he alleged caused
him loss amounting 10 $249 80. The de
Tense denied that he had suffered any damage
through the telegraph company. Justice
Gilmcr rendered a verdict for the plaintiff
in the sum of so, but it is probable that
the matter will be appealed.
William Coffin appeared in the Police
Court Yesterday to answer to 4 charge of
embezzlement, preferred by - Besmer, of
Ophir, Placer county. II appears that the
Coffin family arrived in that county a short
time ago from the East and purchased Il
ranch from Mr.. Besmer, the payment to be
made October 1st. The family owing to
| ill-health, as alleged, concluded to leave
the ranch, sold horse and wagon belong
ing to the property and came to Sacra-
mcnto. Besmer, believing that there was
an intent to dcfraud him, had the arrest
made. The defendant sets up principally
that there has not been any offense COM
mitted, as the time for payment has not yet
arrived also, that the Police Court Of this
city has not jurisdiction. The case will be
heard to-day.
Amusements.