Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01

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county during the year 1884;
JANUARY.
3. The Chinese rioters, eleven in mum
| Der indicted by the Grand Jury.-Cyru>
! Cooper, colored arraigned for biga my.
! l. Mrs S. s. Nathan assaulted by a foot
| pad.-The snag boat Seiz-r put upon the
| Washington ways.-W Gather delightful
-Courtright & Hawkins Ministries al
the Metropolitan Theater
! ). Governor Stoneman refuses to stay
the execution of Stephen Richards, the Au-
burn murderer-The city full of burg
lars and e-crackers-Mrs. E. B.
Croker presents the Howards with 500
j. S. Jones died suddenly in San Fran
cisco
l. Fred Gotobed killed a wolf on the
Norris grant, for which he received $135
Henry Forester fell from a third-story
window of the fremont Hotel and was Sc
riously injured new Board of EdJl-
cation sworn Christopher Green re-
ceives his commission as Postmaster.
s. Philip Scheld's residence robbed
Charles Gardner appointed Receiver OF
| Public Moneys at Sacramento.
H. Death of Captain Galloway officer
Kent shot at in the night at Eleventh and
+ streets. Stoneman appoints
Il new State Board of Health-Annual
election of officers of the Citizens Associa-
tiOn.-Sunset Parlor, \. S. G. W, organ
| lied
- Meeting ofthe bondsmen of ex-Treas-
urer D. L. Callihan.-Opening OF the Sac
ramento Tivoli in Turner Hall.-The
steamboat Hi Wah stolen from the moor
ings on the Yolo side.-Riot in Washing
| ton between hoodlums and Cinnamon
| Steamer Alvarado attached.
| Il. r. Leaman and Frank Groth arrested
! for grand larceny
| Is. The Foresters' masquerade.-WC c.
| Merrill elected pastor of the Congregational
| Church.
16. General John F. Sheehan sold his in
| terest in the Rochester Store at
| tached
IL Installation ball of the Sacramento
| Commandery.
IS. Native Sons party in the Assembly
chamber. -Banquet of Sumner POST
! The heaviest white frost of the season.
James Gritlitts arrested for cattle-s. ealing.
The Pons comet visible to the naked
eye.
10 John A Burke died frora injuries
sustained from runaway team.-Michael
Manix run over by runaway team ard
| seriously injured George K. Rider in
dicted by the Grand Jury for bribery
sG. Conner thrown from his wagon and sus-
! tanned dislocation of shoulder.-Chi-
nese take out lottery licenses.
q. William Amann, well-known brick
l mason, run over by q runaway team and
| fatally injured. Schiller COM
mits suicide in the Elmer Hotel.-The
| Governor refuses to respite Wheeler, the
| trangler.-John Martin killed by a run
| away team near Gait.
D. The John L. Sullivan combination at
| the Metropolitan Trustees decide
to test the Holly in the eastern portion OF
| the city.
%. E. NJ. Skaggs fell down the stairway
! of his residence and sustained fatal inju-
ries.-Appolonia Mansfield arrested on a
| charge of bigamy.
"a The Holly Water Works tested by the
Citizens Committee.-Capital Turf Club
reorganiZed.
25. Captain Moore's son dangerously
wounded by the accidental discharge of a
gun while hunting on the Norris Grant.
a small blaze in Washington Mrs. E..
A. Lees house destroyed D. Nashe's
residence burglarized.
26. E. NJ Skaggs Lawrence
Young committed suicide.-Johnny
Lyons, Sacramento newsboy, died in Oak
| lands. Loorya's store burglarized.
%. D. DeBernardi's store burglarized.
| 90. A hose company for the eastern por-
ton of the city established.-The new ex-
position building dedicated.-A heavy
| snow-storm raging in the mountains
Grand Jury makes its final report. Cha
rity ball.
80. j. McLain held to answer for cattle
stealing Brennan lectured in
Armory Hall.
81. Rev. W. C. Merrill accepts the call to
the pastorate of the Congregational Church.
&C. C. Paulk, an old Sacramentan, died
at Stockton.
FEBRUARY.
1. J. B. King buried by the military
Heavy rain-storm; river, Is feet inches.
Annual meeting of the State Board of
Agriculture. Several burglaries reported
to the police.
9. Two ladies robbed on Second street,