Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Three more white children were rescued
from the Chinese Wednesday.
The gate money at the Carr-Cleary fight
amounted TO 81, 200. 1t is said that about
$4,000 in bets changed hands on the result
Upward of 1,5O0 people have within The
last two days taken advantage of the publ,
exhibition of Toby Rosenthal's Elaine y
TO see this great painting.
Wednesday evening bobtail car had an
encounter with a dummy of the Geary.
street cable line, and, as might be expected
the bobtail car was knocked out No one
was hurt.
McCombis coming TO the front as favoritC
in the race with Kittleman, IS yards but
Kit still has the call over Gibson for the
$50 yard race. Even bets are laid ON the
double event.
The SEVENTEEN anniversary of Prince Bis.
marcks birthday, which occurs April LIST
viii be observed as legal holiday in Der
lin. In this city the Germans will also
celebrate the Chaneellor's birthday
Benjamin f. Cushing, carpenter, aged
81 years, is lying in the city receiving hos
pital at the point of death. He was at
work ON u building at the corner of Folsom
and Beale streets, and fell off a scatfold.
In the United States District Court, We'd
nesday, Henry Wilson, charged with lille
gal voting, withdrew his plea of not guilty,
and pleaded guilty Judge Sabin therefore
sentenced him to two years Imprisonment
in the county Jail.
IN the early part of next week a meeting
will be held of those Democrats who oppose
| Boss Buckley and his faction, for the pur-
pose of memorialiZing President Cleveland
and his advisers upon the proper and most
advisable distribution of the Federal pat
ronage of the coast.
The premises formerly occupied by the
San Francisco Produce Exchange, on The
! northeast corner of Clay and Davis streets,
| have been leased by Il party of gentlemen
| for the purpose of establishing new
| produce exchange where California
products will be sold by sample only
! There were many empty seats at the
Grand Opera House Wednesday evening,
on the occasion of Emma Nevada appear
ance in Lucia di Lammermoor What
was lacking in numbers vas, however,
made up in enthusiasm. Two hundred
and ten Mills Seminary graduates were
present.
Within the past month four different
women occupying the same room in the
Montreal House, corner OF Stockton and
! Broadway streets, have attempted suicide.
| The last one occurred Wednesday, when a
woman whose name could not be ascer-
| tanned swallowed some carbolic acid. She
| was living at last accounts.
The Board of Education has discharged
Miss Katrina Murch, teacher in the
DenmanGramnar School, for getting mar
ried. 1t is possible that the young lady
may be reappointed as Director Dithmar
inquired whether the rules prohibited the
appointment of married woman to the
department, and received negative reply.
D. A Mcmillan announces that he is
ready to match an unknown for a mixed
wrestling match, five styles, against any
man on the Pacific coast. The match is
open to all corners for $500, and to take
place three or five weeks from date of sign
ing articles. Mcmillan states that he will
back Cornish miner weighing 1870 pounds
against Sam. Matthews, mixed wrestling,
for any amount.
Jay Ball, the proprietor of the Second
street House, is under arrest for shooting at
one of his dodgers named Jake Shinnich
Tuesday evening Ball had ordered Shin
mich to leave the house, but the latter de-
clined to do so, and threatened toShoot Bail
il he attempted forcible eviction. On this
Bali fired two shots at him, neither of
which took effect, although one bullet
nearly killed Mrs. Henry Gaba across the
street.