Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-13
BRIEF NOTES.

There are no new developments in tn
Folsom murder case.
The Rose Wood Theatrical Companv Ief
land. ' ~
! Twenty-one carloads of beef cattl.
passed through yesterday from Nevada t.
Tulare county.
P. Planalp, of Gait, had his ankle Sc
yerely sprained one day last week by being
thrown from his wagon.
Several families from the East and En-.
gland went yesterday to the vicinity OF Cali
and Elk Grove to reside.
Governor Stoneman has appointed VIM,
ii. Thornley, Commissioner of Immigra-
lon, vice 2. A. Forester, deceased
! Some unknown person made target o.
one OF the Red House show windows Sun
day night by firing shot into the store.
The trial jurors recently drawn for the
october session of the Superior Court are
to appear in Department One at 10 A. NJ. to-
day.
A correspondent sends the RECORD MON
| the following: Il wonder why the officer
on street does not see that the Chinese
theater closes at II o'clock, and not annoy
the nelghbors until long after midnight"
Henry Harris, who was shot by Michael
Aelier early Sunday morning, was in a yerv
critical condition yesterday, but last night
was no worse, and it was thought that if he
survived until to-day there might be eypec-
tation of his recovery.
Commencing this morning, passengers
| will not be carried on any of the Southern
Pacific Company's freight trains leaving
sacramento, except the Oregon freight
| which leaves this city at A. NJ, and the
stockton freight on Sundays, leaving at
2:20 P. NJ.
Sheriff Hale brought up from Alameda
county last evening" en- route for the State
Prison at Folsom, James Collins. who is to
| serve four years for grand larceny; James
A. Sonkey, two years for grand larceny ::
John Alsop, two years for burglary in the
| second degree.
Last winter, after the first heavy rains
the wagon road to Davisville became i'm
passable, owing to the bridges on " the
| grade having been destroyed by fire The
road Is now county property, free of toll.
and has been put in first-class condition for
use this winter.
The funeral of William Shattuck, which
! took place yesterday afternoon, had g very
large attendance of Odd Fellows and
friends generally. The flag on the City
Hall was displayed at half-mast out of re-
spect to his memory, he having been an ex-
Mayor of the city.
| j. g. Hurley, who recently had a run
away accident and was thrown from his
| buggy, receiving severe injury about the
head, IS confined to his bed from the effects
of his hurts, and his condition is considered
serious because of erysipelas having set in.
lie Is quartered at the Eldred House.
r. D. Cooper, who was recently held TO
| answer Tor assault A
! Slade, but was released from the county
jan on deposit of $500 being put up for
| him. was yesterday surrendered by the per
| son who put up the deposit, and Chief
| jackson and officer Franks took him into
custody, the trouble being that he has been
| drinking excessively again.
| The barometer at Z o'clock last night was
falling from Olympia to San Diego The
Signal Service stations report a foul weather
| sunset from Olympia to San Francisco. AT
the above hour light rain was falling at
Fort Candy, .O2 of an inch having been
preclpltated. The wind is southcrlv. and
the weather ranging from fair to cloudy
from Olympia TO San Francisco, including
Sacramento.
Uncle John Douglass delighted the hearts
Of about hundred lads and misses yester
day afternoon, by sending up large bal
loon at Sixth and NJ streets. The balloon
| arose to a great hight, and came down
| within few hundred feet of the place from
| which it took its flight 1t was found to be
unlnJured, and the aged friend of the little
ones proposes to send it on another sail
heayenWards soon.
Billy Mclaughlin, catcher of the Atlas,
was struck on the cheek bone by ball
pitched while he was at the bat in the first
| inning of the game played between the
A ltac oroh O.,
Sunday, and very severely hurt-in fact it
was feared that the bone was broken, it
appearing to have been driven in DESPITE
the pain he was suffering he PLAYED
throughout the game in his customary able
manner. but soon after the game was over
retired to his room and remained there.
William Schaefer, who shot himself on
Nineteenth street, between 7 and @. Sun
day night, was conveyed in a hack to the
station house by officers Rider and Kent,
and was there attended by the City Physi-
clan. He did not wish to be taken home,
but, as there were no conveniencies at the
| station-house for his comfort, he was re-
moved to his mothers. on K street. be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth.
The wound is in his left breast, quite high
up, and, though serious, is not necessarily
fatal.
Archbishop Riordan, Bishop Monogue
Father Qualco, of Folsom and Gait, Father
Grace, OF Sacramento, Governor Stoneman
| General John McComb and others went to
Gait yesterday to assist in the ceremony of
laying the corner stone of the new ST.
Christopher's Roman Catholic Church of
that place. The exercises took place at .
P. NJ, under large tent provided for the
occasion. Subsequently General McComb
| invited the gentlemen mentioned above to
| return by way of the Folsom prison, in
vehicles which he had provided for the oc-
casion.
a communication was received last even
| ing from An Odd Fellow Who Knows"
| stating as follows An article in the local
column of last evenings Bee reflects upon
| the credit of the /. Q. o. F. Order in this
| city. 1t says that brother J. c. Turley who
| is sick at the Eldred House, has not been
visited by the members of the Lodge to
which he belongs. The party who made
such statement to the reporter knows
well that the assertion is false, as Mr. Tur-
| ley has been visited by the committee of
| the Lodge to which he belongs every day
since he met with his accident. and nurse
| has been employed to attend to all his
wants since needed"
A party of sixteen Sacramentans went to
| Fisherman's Lake on Sunday to endeavor
| to capture the festive catfish with hook and
line, but, though they fished in the most
beguiling manner, they were unable to
catch fish that was large enough to string.
| But when they returned home they had
over 200 fine fish Dave Lawson went to
F. the same locality on the same day, with a
horse and wagon, to fish. A very small
| dinner basket would have sufficed to bring
| back his catch. After his arrival at the
| lake he took his horse out of the harness,
| hitched and fed him. Somehow the ami
NAL managed to get loose, ran off and
| joined some other animals, and meandered
| off toward Antelope station. Dave had to
get Foley, Cox q Clarke's superintendent,
to go on horseback after the runaway, and
| lasso him.
Officer Ash investigated yesterday the
| circumstances connected with the discharge
| of pistol Sunday forenoon in residence
on Sixth street, north of l. and which
Special officer Oschwald had accounted for