Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-12

strain him, remarking, You don't want
holdings nit that train, p" but the man was
in earnest, bound not to be left, and kept
on running CARRYING Hash along with
him. A go-as-you-please match, mingled
with collar and-elbow and catch catch
can wrestling, resulted. Sometimes the
Frenchman was ahead-at other times
Hash, and then again the yalises. Final
ly the traveller broke away, but was headed
oil by the baggage agent and his men. and
eventually corraled III a corner of the depot
and persuaded to stop until the Folsom
train was ready to leave.
IMMIGRATION MEErING.-TheSe Senate Com
mittee on immigration will hold meeting
in the Senate chamber this evening, to which
the public are invited The purpose of the
meeting is 10 hear statements concerning
the importance and desirabilitv to the State
of promoting immigration Among those
who will be present and speak upon the
subject, are y. ID. RiCeout President of the
Northern California Immigration Associa-
ton; Joseph Stetfens. Vice President, and
DR.. Latham, Secretary cf same; \ s. Hop
kins, President of Sacramento County Asso-
citation; Hon. W. II. Parks, President of
Yuba County Immigration Association :
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County immigration Association; Senator
w. b. Parker, President Of Solano County
immigration Association; W. S. Green,
President of Colusa County Association
General n. p. Chapman, President of Te-
hama County Association; Judge c. G.
Bush, OF Shasta County Association, and
others.
Police CoURT.-m the Police Court yes
terday the cases of Quong Sing and Chung
Wong, charged with misdemeanor in vio-
lating the health ordinance, were continued
until tomorrow, as were also the cases of
All Cow, for battery, and Barney Hughes,
for being q common drunkard All Duck
was tried for petit larceny and discharged
- w. Kicks and James Green, DRINKS,
were convicted, and the former fined s.,
while the latter got $l0......W. II. Rock
wells case of disturbing the peace went
over until this morning. The case of NJ.
Hanrahan, for misdemeanor, was set for
hearing on the lSth.....Sam McClintocll
was tried on a charge of misdemeanor, in
carrying a deadly weapon, and discharged
....Ah Wuay was convicted Of drawing a
deadly weapon upon another Chinaman,
and fined SO Lewis Kavanaugh, charged
with vagrancy, was found guilty, and sent
up for thirty days.
y RACE on RoLLERs.-The attendance at
the old Pavilion last evening to witness
the fourth heat in the roller skating con-
test, was very large, the terraced seats on
both sides of the hall being entirely filled
The entries for the race of one mile, or
twenty laps, were Edward Morris, Charles
Fox and Bert Kidder. On the third round
one of kidder's skates became twisted, and
he was compelled to retire. Morris led
from the score, and was closely followed by
Fox until the seventeenth lap, when the
latter began TO show signs of WEAKNESS,
fell behind, and was beaten out by half a
lap by Morris, who made the mile in 4:24l,
This gives two heats to Morris and two to
Fox. As the gold medal is to be awarded
TO the one who takes three heats out of
five, the next heat will decide the race.
SHOULD BE ABATED.-A correspondent
says; Permit me, through the columns
of your valuable paper to call the attention
of the Board of Health, and especially the
Health Officer, TO the condition of X street
above Fourteenth, where water is standing
in stagnant pools both III the street and on
either side, emitting a fearful stencil, breed
ing diseases of a dangerous type, and
making it both unpleasant and absolutely
unsafe for the residents in that portion Of
the city. In fact, one family in the neigh
borhood has had four cases of diphtheria.
directly attributable to that cause If
dphtheria and its twin brother typhoid
fever, have not taken out a license the
nuisance should be abatedn
BoDY REcoGNTzED.-The body of the
man found drowned in the Sacramento
river Tuesday evening, about a quarter of a
mile below y street was yesterday recog-
nized as that of Luigi Cardano, who disap-
peared about week ago. He was a native
of Italy, % years of age, and brother-in-
law OF the proprietor of the iiaribaldi
Hotel. An inquest will be held this after
noon, after which the body will be in
TERED. His friends are of the opinion that
it was q case of accidental drowning.
d DRUIDIsM.-Judge w A. Henry, of this
city, Noble Grand Arch Of the Grand Grove
3of Druids Of this State, came up from the
7 Bay yesterday During his absence he has
visited the Groves in San Francisco which
he describes as being in a healthy conGi-
ton. He also visited Modesto, where he
reinstated a Grove which on the night he
was there received thirty-three members by
initiation. He says interest in Druidism
throughout the State is being revived.
ARRESTS The following arrests were
made yesterday: All Yen, All Gen and
Lucy Que, by officers Frazee and Farrell,
for misdemeanor Joe Davis, by officers
Woods and Arlington, for battery; All Yet,
by officers Ash and Brissell, for petit lar
eeny All Jap, by officer and citizen George
Coulter, for miSdemeanor.
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