Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-07
BRIEF NOTES.

Two carloads of immigrants arrived this
morning.
The Iolo Nail says that the grain crop of
| TolO county will he a fair one, and the
same may be said of the hay crop.
The residence of VIM. Barker, Third
street, between NJ and n, was entered by a
| thief Tuesday, and relieved of watch and
other property.
1t is reported that CASTOR, one of the run
| ming horses in the stable taken East bv
Matt. Allen, died on the journey. He was
full brother to Bonanza.
Horsemen were discussing Yesterday
report that Senator Stanford's fiye-year-old
mare SaIlie Benton trotted mile at Palo
Alto few days ago in 2:l0i.
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with wood and
grain; steamer San joaquin No ., from
San Francisco, with merchandise
Yesterdays California and Oregon Ex-
press train took on at Chico and brought
here about 800 boxes of cherries, princi-
pally from General Bidwelrs ranch.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Maggie Wilson, by officers Kent and
Farrell for petit larceny, and George j.
Berger, by officer Farrell, for battery.
The train conveying the st. Rose Church
picnic excursion to Natoma Grove, Folsom,
will leave the city to-day at \. NJ sharp,
and stop at Twcnty-tirst street and way
stations.
+. Il. Girard'S horse INDUCED in a run
away about 6 o'clock last evening, and
Travelled dozen or more blocks before he
was persuaded to stop, but managed it 50
well that no damage was done.
Yesterday afternoons passenger train for
San Francisco via Benicia, carried the
iighteSt local from Sacramento noted for
long time, people appearing to be disposed
to remain over here and enjoy the Floral
Festival.
Frank J. Sellinger, youngest son of
Charles Scllinger, caught cold nj the Odd
Fellows picnic, and died yesterday from
the disease ensuing. He was bright, ac
tive, upright boy, popular with all who
knew him.
There vas very large attendance yes
terday morning upon the funeral OF The
late Fred DuStman, the large number of
societies of which he had been member
participating, and the Hussar Band leading
the procession.
Sheriff Hopkins brought up fro II San
Francisco last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Frank Aiusgrove,
who is to serve five years for burglary and
Henry Corners, who is under sentence of
fifteen years for burglary
Simon LiebIing, an estimable young man
III his twentieth year, much thought Of
by large circle OF acquaintance, died yes
tcrday after short illness. The funeral
viii take place from his parents residence,
16l1 Fourth street at P NJ to-day.
Tuesday night the sleeping room of Ed
Pond and Z. O'R0urSe, in c. W. Young's
carriage manufacturing establishment at
Fourth and l. streets, was burglarized and
robbed Of two pairs Of pants and 81 in
money, - bile The occupants Of the room
were asleep.
A warrant was received yesterday by
Chief jackson from San Jose requesting the
arrest Of Ernest Noss, who, few days ago.
was elected a special policeman. The war
rant was issued on the complaint of Mary
Noss, who accuses him of misdcmcanor in
failing to provide for his family.
Deputy Marshal A. W. McGinniss, of
Modesto. who arrested in this city on Tues
DAY two men, named Bro0lhart and Dyer
~, wanted in Modesto for larceny, but lost
the latter he having managed to give the
officer the slip, left for home yesterday with
Brcokhart. Byerly has not been heard of
since he escaped.
ne cases oil tcHDNS, ray ana Doyle,
convicted in Washington recently of petit
larceny. were taken into Court at Wood
land last Monday on habcas corpus. A
conflict Of interest arose among the defend
ants, and the matter went over until next
Monday when Doylc's case will be heard
separately from the others.
he Cbinamau who was shot in the leg
on / street between Third and Fourth,
Tuesday evening, was named Kong Chung,
and the shooter Fong All Kok. The latter
belongs to the Fourth-street Lodge and
is said to have been q participant in the
shooting scrape III which two Cinnamon
were killed a year or more ago. The
wounded man does not belong to either of
the societies. The shooting grew out of q
quarrel over dice. Fong All Kok is alleged
70 have shaken nine and claimed nineteen.
FRIENDS Of Chung say that warrant will
be sworn out to-day for his assailant's ar
rest,