Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

II. Gerber. =
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r BaSSiOTd. 10
CdrotherS -
ZuYer IL
W E. Gerber.................. L i
Watson. i
Bassford and Zuyer divided The last
match was at five birds, 81 80 entrance,
Bassterd winning,
BasSford. Is
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CaTuthers ............... ..............l o.
THE LATE S. B. SEGUR.-Coroner Clark,
after a full investigation into the circum-
stances connected with the death Of the
late ;. B. Segur, which occurred in conse-
duence of fall from the roof of the Inter
national Hotel early Saturday morning, as
mentioned in our last issue, concluded that
it was unnecessary to hold an inquest, rs it
was evident to him that the death was
purely accidental. What astOnished him
more than anything else was that an acct
dent Of the kind had not occurred before
as the steps leading to the root from the
second story We're steep. ricketv and Scme
of the boards rotten at the ends and liable
to give way if person-shouId step upon
the extreme end, as Mr.. Segur, descending
III 'iit udi = M! " ~" 60
Watch ana CHILL toSetilei WIZ d Nl's.Ii -
ielhpiaF eiiioitHl' ann "lSo oiie VI iii2 c''i
odttohs are missing ne Gun as lo''l- ~
is believed that the watch chain caught
upon something and was broken, allowing
the watch to fail to the main floor, where
some one picked it up and kept 1t. The
button probably disappeared i'll the same
way The funeral took place Yesterday at
tefnoon, qhucr lhe auspices OF oacFaihel't0
CohMahdefT' 40. :; hIl y = ana
Sacramento i-o.:st, y o. ~ ana a ", VI
"Illcli 0'St1i!ILd'loIis ne li'.Ti pGeii
procession. which was a very large one.
BOLD EFI'-Apout hdL'-PdS. ld9'
evening lilleI cul GOWN ana carried Oh
DUhch OF bananas WeiGhing % P9ldiiiDs'
thaI was hanging ~ front oi '2alluel Oi lE
berg lFuit ana cigar store = street. near
second ana ulSappeafeu, As soon as ine
iheli was uI9c2Nercu MI. pIl5s2eI9 a mo n'5
pfoiher siaFiG'i ouI 70 9edLCI 1oI lil,e- anu
property anu succeeded ID ih5lh9 tAelii OF
) sueei, teIll':ui' giving tie Hathe ?l
fhiliP bars' Sl!IH 'ile pH'l'ild9 III f,i t'is
possession ana peliiS eilsa5e'' III an el.I'
10 sell 'heih 20 NI'iii%illeIi' W men we u
properly Wa ci9l!lleu -! lhc VNlici 'i i
IeIeStialS aSslStet III Eo'llll5 an olliceI ny
DIoWlh@ whistles "l'h sGll-cltlll Ei7oI 10
leau one 10 pehcEe Tt"i was III progress;
oinceI9 ASH ana ne ny It9P9li4 ga anu III
knife uron his person. sharpcncd 10 keen
edrc. and claimed that he ci.riedit because
Le was a butcher by trade. He asserted
that ne did not steal the bananas. but
wonld not saw how thev came into his
rossession II was a remarkable theft. con-
,iderjng the size of the bunch and the
number of pcoplc in the immediate vicinity
of The store and il seems strange that lis
nrnraaJings were NOT observed.
HALE OF CoNfRA Oo2IA Lev "a Os.I-,'SlPIl 6.
EIqIidge announce l4al 'HtE VIII 81 s5H at
puphc auc.loH oIl''iuaN' NC'IDe- 4'l' Oh
the ground me D9yefh,9eIt l'a'lch, no"
occupied oI non IL u y i" M co.,i phi n
road station. within five miles of Martinez.
in subdivisions 10 suit BUYERS. Also. all
the live stock. including 100 head Of horses.
a fine stallion. 800 cows and calves. 400
bogs farming implements furniture etc.
The Southern Pacific Railroad passes
through the property. and the soil and
water facilities guarantee cheap freight.
The soil is deep alIuyial. adapted 10 vine
wards orchard. alfalfa and Grain purposes.
The climate is mild and even. and bene-
fetal to people suffering from lung. throat
or ualaria troubles Full details are
aivcn in our advertising columns.
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Whistler. The Kansas Cyclone and Pie
tro Delmas. champion of France viii
wrestle. Grec0-Roman style, for purse OF
81 900. Delmas was not satisfied with the
result of their recent match at san Fran
cisco. and challenged Whistler to Wrestic
him inst one bout in private. " for glory.
Whistler. however. declined saving plainly
that he made his living bv wrestling and
when he engaged in a contest of that char
9cter he wanted an onportunity to gel
something substantial as well rs glory. The
match of next Wednesday has grown ont
of the batter.
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morning officers Bclhartz. O'Hare and
Scroggs. while going up L street between
Twelfth and thirteenth, observed ligh
in +. II. /. Webers grocery store. and OF
arriving there found the door open. MIR
Weber who lives above the store. wa,
aroused by the officers. after they had ex.
amincd the store and were satisfied there
was no one in it. and found that the bur
Glars had gained entrance by unlocking the
door with a false key but they had Slipped
away without booty when they heard th'
officers approaching. and probably con
ceaied themselves among the shrubbery il
taPiI'! iafN'
IMMENSE RArrLEsyAKE.-There can b
seen at !. II. Corbin's saloon a set Of rattle
taken from a rattlesnake killed near Au
burn few weeks ago, and subsequently
Obtained bv George McComb OF Auburn
who brought them 70 Sacramento to show
70 his friends. The snake was A feet il
/ length. the largest part of his body as BIZ
as a mans arm. and his tail was orna
mentcd 10y thirty-two ratlies and q button
all in perfect form lie was lying in thr
! team his eXccutionerS were riding behind
. As soon Is possible the men got OUT an'
shot him.
panv are having a new steamer built at ih
3 sbioyard i'm Washington. to take the plac
! of The Flora. which is now in such condi
. ayt usfnfpr she will he hTDken ND ana IN