Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-17

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| the expense of the society or with its aid.
Ia the course of his remarks Rev. Z. S.
Dunn said the Bible was the book OF books.
| He said it had God foe is author, Truth for
| its matter, and Salvation fer its end. Some,
| he said, found fault with the Bible. claiming
that 1t was not scientific enough. They may
not find much of geology in it, but they will
find the " Rock Of ages cleft for me-" They
msy not find al the botany they desire, but
will learn Of " the lilies Of the valley and the
rose of Sharon" The geography may not be
as complete as they would Wish, bat they will
ind an elegant clear and unmisteksble map
of 1.-THE road TO heaven"
After the services collections were taken,
which amounted to quite a large sum in both
churches.
THE WEATHER. Sergeant Barwick reports
IS follows There has been OF Of an inch of
rAin prscipitated since the last issue of the
RtoRD- UNION Saturday morning, making
80 of an inch FOR the past storm, 5 80 inches
for the month, 1879 for the year, and 1G. Il
inches for the season, as against 10 50 inches
this time last year. The barometer was yes
teraay along the Pacific slope ranging from
5000 to S0.l5, with clear weather for central
and northern California, and cloudy weather
rains and cloudy weather in Oregon and
Washington Territory. The temperature,
wind and weather st II NJ. on Saturday and
yesterday were : For Ta;oosh Island, 45', east
and fair and AZ south and cloudy; Olym-
pia, 81 north and fair, and 50', south ard
light rain Portland, So, northeast and
cloudy. and $50, vast and cloudy; Fort Can
by, 55', southeast and clear, and 4S', south
and light rain; Roaeburg, 5S', northwest and
Q - !
Red Bluff, G3' north and fair, aud 64', south
and clear; Sacramento, 59', north aud clear,
and G1', north and clear san Francisco, 90,
northeast aud clear, AID 56', west and fair a;
Los Angeles, 59', sO1th and clearing, and G3' i,
southwest and cloudy Salt Lake, 49,, west
and cloudy, and 45', northwest and cloudy !;
Cheyenne, 81, so1'h and fair, and AZ, north
east and cloudy; Denver, 81, northeast and
cloudy, and So north aud light snow; North
Platte, 52', south snd feiE, snd 4S', north
and fair; Omaha, 52', southeast and fair, and
62', north and cloudy; Yankton. 49,, south
and cloudy, and So, north aud cloudy; Dead
wood, D. T., yesterday, 3j', east and fair.
The CHINESE VERsIoE.-In Saturday g
RECORD. UNION a dispatch mentioned that a
raid had been made day or two previously
by party supposed 10 have been white men
upon o railroad camp Of Chinese, on the up.
per Sacramento" loathsome resort for
Chinese and white men"-and the encamp-
meut demolished. The dispatch stated that
it was village OF gambling houses and opium
dens. a Chinese merchant Of this city re-
ceived letter yesterday from one of his
coUntrymeu who was interested in the camp,
who declared that the intent was robbery, as
the pay.csr had been up the road few days
before, and the large gang Of ChiDamen work
ing on the railroad were supposed to have left
their money st the camp for safe keeping.
The letter stated that the Cinnamon were
beaten and about $4,000 in money, opium
and other property stolen.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court Satur-
day, A. V. Larsen, arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited his deposit Henry Bar
rast, accused of disturbing the peace, was, on
motion Of the prosecuting witness, dis
charged. -. The case OF Daniel Capoiis, for
obtaining olcnay under false pretensss, was
continued until to-day, and that Of William
Angel, for Illegal voting, until tomorrow.
An Hoe snd All Hung, accused ct misGe.
mesner, we're ordered discharged, there being
no complaint on file against them. Frank
Mitchell ard Joha MulligaG, arrested for
illegal voting, were discharged. The latter
who had been under sentence for false pre-
tenses, but was acting as trusty at the sta
lion house for q couple OF weeks prior to his
arrest for Illegal voting, was ordered taken to
the county jail to serve out his term Of in
/ pris0nmeut.
REMlTrITUR REcEIvED.-The remittitur in
| the contested Sacramento County Clerk cleo
ton case has been received here from the Su.
preme Court, and will he presented before
| the Superior Court this morning by W. II.
| Beatty. COUNSEL for Mr. Beard, who will ask
for the issusnce Of an order restoring the Ger.
| tifcate of election rendered by the Board of
| Supervisors TO Beard to its full force and
effect and annulling thst grated by Judge
/ benson to Coglan. In the event of its being
! given as asked for, Beard will take possession
Of the disputed Office. He will likewise de-
mand from the county the amount OF the SAL
arg from the frat Monday in January, 1888.
| the date on which Coglsn assumed the duties
Of the office. Il is scarcely probable, hos
| ever, that Mr. Coelan will vacate until he is
! satisfied that further resistance ia useless.
PYTHIAS REUNION AT STocRToN.-There
will be grand reunion of the Knights of
Pythias o. Stockton during the session of the
Grand Lodge and the Grand Division. U. L.
k. of P, from April Tth to the 14th. The
Stockton Committee on Accommodations
will be prepared to secure quarters for ali
visitors, and the Committee on Transporta-
ton hos arranged for special rates The pro-
| grsmme will be: Monday-Reception of
| visiting Divisions by Stockton Division, No,
5. and meeting Of Grand Division. Tues
! dav-General parade and reception to Grand
| Chancellor and Grand Commander; all
! Knights expected to participate. WedDes-
| day Competitive drill entertainment in the
| evening st theater-" Damon and Pythias. >
Thursday bah. given BIZ Toe ladies
to visitors. Friday-Ihe banquet.
ESCAPE FROM THE FoLSoM PRIsoN.-Ej.
Lupton, a prisoner confined in the State
Prison at Folsom under . fifteen-year SEN
tence for robbery, committed at San Fran.
cisco, made his escape Friday night, and has
not yet been recaptured. He constructed a
" dummy" which he placed upon his bed to
mis!ead the officer locking up, and concealed
himself in the water closet or bathroom IN
til the night was well advanced, when he cut
through the roof and got away. He was
connected with man named Walker in the
crime FOX which he was sentenced. They
both attempted to escape during Warden
Pockman's iocum5ency, but Walker was sho;
and killed, and Lupton. who is addicted &c
! She use " opi-N4i was ESStpsutHu IN Conse'
querce OF his going to the Chinese quarter il
Folsom for supply Of the drug.
IL HONOR or ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-Th:
Irish residents OF Sacramento will not have
any general celebration of ST. Patriok's Day
but the Ancient Order of Hibsrnians vii
honor the occasion by giving ball at Ar
mory Hall this evening. Jones, Beebe
Grants Band will furnish the music, dancing
beginning at o'clock.
THE SALE OF George Valensin's trottinl
stock, which was postponed March 6sh, vii
take place at Oakland on Tuesday, Marc!
18th, st y o'clock NJ.
HEAVY Brussels carpets, 70 cents PEI yard
at j. Kaplan's, SOS s.,, bet. 9TH and Ssh.