Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-28
BRIEF NOTES.

There were no arrests made by the police
yesterday.
Two carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the East this morning.
The steamer San Joaquin No. . sailed fol
San Francisco yesterday with grain and
merchandise.
The Democratic City Central Committee
will meet at the Capital Hotel this evening
to make nominations for School Directors.
Through the kindness of good hearted
| citizens, the children of the Protestant Or
phan Asylum had fine Thanksgiving
dinner.
Some thief stole from the Telegraph Sta
bles Wednesday night a quantity of cloth
| ing and shotgun belonging to G. W. CLARK,
of Oleta.
A number of members of the Salvation
morning, to join forces with the corps of
the Army in that place.
1t was reported in the city last evening
that Senator VIM. Johnston's son had his
| leg broken, at their ranch at Richland yes
terday morning, by the kick of a horse.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
German-English school, Twelfth and X
streets, will be given at the German Lu-
| Der 4th.
There were stolen from Mr.. Steinmeyer's
stable 2 street, between Fourth and Fifth
yesterday forenoon, valise containing ten
shirts, Undertaking, socks, handkerchiefS,
etc., praSerty of G. Weller.
| At the auction sale by Bell & Co. last
Tuesday of lot T. II and l, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets with brick residence of
nine furnished rooms, etc, A. S. Hopkins
was the purchaser for 81, 300. This was for
merly the Governor Bgler property.
Two young men, who had been giving
thanks too frequently during the day,
amused Themselves last evening by riding
into saloons on horseback. They can give
thanks to-day that the saloon floors and the
sidewalks did not give way during the
equestrian act.
At the Elite Theater there was a glove
fight Wednesday night between Professor
Simons and the Montana Kid the for
mer having undertaken to knock out
the Kid in four rounds. He was making a
very good showing toward success, when
officer Sullivan interfered and stopped the
proceedings.
"Ahr' said an old-line Democrat yester-
day, /" for the first time in many day the
Democrats can give thanks heartily. They
eat turkey to-day; you Republicans eat
crow" Well" responded the Republican,
"our California crow has pretty good flavor
this year. He'll be a game rooster two
years from now !"
The Gee Gung Tong Society are making
preparations for another devil-driving
on | street, near Fifth. 1t is a sort cf oppo-
sition to the recent demonstration OF that
character in the Chinese quarter, and is
expected to cost about 50, 500 Operations
against his Satanic Majesty will be begun
about Tuesday next.
A gentleman of this city while in San
Francisco last Monday bought 100000
worth of Confederate money, paying there
for 300. Some of his friends have been
laughing at him, saying it was throwing
his money away. His reply was: " | will
take 100000 worth at the same price,
and a year from now you will be saving
that | am the smartest man in the State.
Remember, the South has a finger in the
pie after the 4th of March next"
At Fifth and n streets yesterday morning
a man who was driving horse attached to
a blackboard was annoyed by dog which
ran after his vehicle barking viciously, and
struck the canine with his whip. The lash
of the whip became entapgled about the
dog in some manner and, before the driver
could recover his balance or let 90 the whip,
he was pulled from his seat to the ground,
but escaped unhurt. The dog ran OFF,
singing Ki-yiw and dragging the whip,
but it soon became disentangled and
dropped Fortunately the horse had stopped
when his master fell from the blackboard,
and no further trouble was occasionel.