Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-05

TURN VEREIN PIcNIc.-The Turner'S held
their annual picnic at Richmond Grove
yesterday At l P. NJ. the society, headed
by the Hussar band Sixteen pieces,
marched through X street from Turner
Hall. to Second. to J. to Tenth to O street,
to Richmond Grove. The attendance was
large, and the exercises very interesting.
Prizes for merit were awarded as follows:
First section, first boys class-F'irst prize,
Frank Ruhstaller; second, August He'll
bron third. Louis Mohr; fourth, Otto
Hebron; fifth, Frank Elmer Second
secton-First Warren Floberg; second,
George Stuermer. Third section-First,
William Meckfessel; second. Aug york.
First section, second boys class-Eirst, Carl
Strobel; second. George Wilke third, Geo.
Weber fourth, Horatio Stoll. Second sec
tion-First, Fred. Futterer; second, Frank
Futterer; third Frank Schoenbaechle;
fourth Edward Bechtold Third section
First, Carl Bauer; second, George He'll
bron; third, Rud. Kretschmer. Running
race first class-First, Warren Floberg;
second, August Hebron; third Albert
Barneck; fourth, Frank Ruhstaller Sec
ond class-First, George Wilke; second.
Frank Schoenbaeckle; third, Ed. Horneck /;
terer. Shooting-First, Warren Floberg
second, Albert Barneck. Girls class, gen.
eral turning-First prize, Alice krebs sec
ond prize Marian Kitchener; third prize
Frances Schafcr; fourth prize, Anna Ruth
Staller Climbing on the rope-First, Alma
Kaerth; second, Frances Schaefer; third
/ Lulu Hebron.
4 STILL on TRIAL.-The case of Coglan vs..
Beard is still on trial before Judge Spencer
! in Department Two of the Superior Court.
1 The ballots of six county and two city pre-
I cincts were counted Saturday. the result
/ being the same as when counted before
/ Judge benson, with the exception that
/ Judge Spencer rejected two ballots, on ac-
count of their being marked that were adj
mitted on the former trial of the case. As
/ they were in favor of Coglan, Beard gained
two votes by their rejection Precincts
/ Two and Two and One-half will be counted
/ to-day. and it is quite probable that the
/ entire returns will be gone over, though
/ that will rest with the defense, as the plain
/ tiff appears to be satisfied with q recount of
/ those precincts in which he claims that
errors were made when the vote was
counted by the officers of election, and in
which he claims to have shown sufficient
gain to give him n majority over defend
ant This docs not include the returns
from Precincts One and Three, which il
was alleged at the former trial had been
tempered with.
RUYAwAYs Yesterday forenoon, while
Il number of hacks and other vehicles were
gathered at the depot, some one in light
| delivery wagon backed his horse against
the horse attached to one of Gilman 5
coupcs. causing the latter to start OF fran
tically. with the evident intention OF run
ming through the depot. His driver chung
to the lines and turned him, his vehicle
colliding with post and being upset upon
the platform, receiving considerable injury
including the breaking of its springs, i
| sprung axle. etc The horse was slightly
hurt Nearly all the teams in the neigh
borhood started to run, in consequence OF
this accident, but only one got away-tha'
belonging to Meyers hack. which ran &c
Second and l. streets and was caught, mite
damage having been occasioned bYt run
COMMERCIAL. - The following steamers
arrived at Sacramento during the pas
week: San joaquin No. 3, from San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise and barge
of freight for the upper river; Varuna
from the upper Sacramento, with barge
of grain and one of wood; Sonoma, witt
barge Staten Island and barge of lumber
for W. +. Frazer and Friend, Terry e Co.
Clara Bell, from the lower Sacramento
with produce Departed-San Joaquin No
3 for San Francisco with barge of grain
Clara Bell. for the upper Sacramento, with
general merchandise; Sonoma, with ligh
barge, for San Francisco; Naruna, for thu
upper Sacramento, with barge Of freight.
INTERNAL REVENUE REPoRr.-Durin!
the month of April the collections in TIL
office of the Fourth Internal Revenue Dis
trict, A. l.. Frost Collector, were as follows
On distilled spirits, SS,22S Sc; tobacco
cigars, etc, S707 81; fernented liquors
$500 So penalties, SO IS. Total, Sl4,
692 33.
THE PEACH CROP The peach crol
throughout the valley viii be only abou
half crop this year. A gentleman from
Coloma, FL Dorado county, says that the.
will have but half crop in FL DORADO
county. The crop OF plums and Bartlett
pears will be quite good.