Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-28
BRIEF NOTES.

The City Board of Education will meet
this evening.
The pay car, after settling with the rail-
road employees here on Saturday, left for
the south.
A large number of Gacramentans who
had been attending the fair at Stockton re-
turned home yesterday.
Companies A and E, of the National
Guard, will proceed to the ranges north of
Is street this forenoon for the annual target
practice.
Avery large number of people assembled
al Capitol Park last evening and enioyed
the fine open-air concert given by the
Hussar band.
Yesterday was the last Sunday upon
which passenger trains will run regularly
over the Sacramento and Placerville Rail
road until further notice.
o. F. Skinner, the Z" Yolo county prod
ICY" and George Mckay. of San Fran
cisco, had wrestling match at Woodland
Saturday evening, the former winning.
The funeral procession of Joseph Powers,
OF Brighton, which took place on Saturday.
and that of Charles Zeitler, which took
place yesterday afternoon, were very large.
The only arrests recorded on the station
house slate last night were those of Smith
Brown, by officer Ash, and John Gould. BY
officer Rider for being common drunk
ards.
The steamer D. f. Knight No. ., which
got aground on a sandbar in Feather river
last Monday, has not yet put in an appear
ance here, and is believed to be still in
trouble.
General A. L. Hart and Judge J. H. Nc
hune have been retained by John Lowell
to defend him in his examination and trial
for murder in shooting Joseph Powers at
Brighton
Martin Croasman, who was recently shot
by }. 5. Bundock, is reported to be still
improving in condition. On Saturday
Bundock was admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000.
Wyman Taylor, a comedian known on
the stage as Alf Wyman, who played
throughout California for several years,
died at Chicago on the 18th inst of paraly-
SIS, after an illness Of four days.
Saturday evening a young man named
1ralnor, working at II. B. Reeds vine
yard, near Woodland, attempted suicide by
shooting himself in the breast with a PTS
lol, lnf1icting wound which may prove
fatal
The Dixon Tribune says: "The Jolly
Boys cannot accept the challenge of the
Strictly Business club, of Woodland, for
game of baseball, for the reason that
more than half the club have not re-
turned from harvesting
E. J. Baldwins two-year-old chestnut
colt PrimerO, by Grinstead out of Jennie
D., died recently ct Sheepshead Bay, from
the effects of cold caught while en- route
to Sheepshead Bay from Chicago. This Is
the first stroke of ill-luck which Lucky
BALDWIN seems to have experienced.
Arrangements have been completed by
which the ownership of the Yolo Nail now
rests in syndicate of leading Republicans
and heavy financial men of Yolo county,.
The control and management of the paper
Will remain in the hands of the same men
who have been conducting il since January
LIST of the present year.
j. &. Meighan, who was arrested by Off
GERS Kent and Rider on Friday for insanity.
was examined by the Commissioners of
Lunacy Saturday morning, and committed
TO the Stockton Asylum. Detective Bris-
sell took him to that institution in the
afternoon, and learned that he had been
there before, but escaped
Silas Russell swore out warrant vester-
day Tor the arrest of a young man named
Wilson on a charge of grand larceny. Will
son had been allowed the use of a young
mare belonging to Russell to ride about
the city, but was told not to go outside the
city limits. A few days ago he left town
with the animal, and is understood to have
gone to Calaveras county, to ranch which
his father owns there.
The Yolo County Board of Education
after examining the charges of immoral
and unprofessional conduct made against
Gano Kennedy holder of first grade
4olo county teachers certificate, decided
that the charges were true, revoked his
certificate, disqualified him from ever
teaching in Holo county, and passed a reso-
luton recommending the State Board of
Education to annul his life certificate
The barometer at o'clock last night, ac-
cording to the Signal Service reports. was
falling from Tatoosh Island to San Diego.
with light and variable winds, mostly
westerly. Weather generally cloudy in
Washington Territory and Oregon, and
clear in California. Light rain has been
precipitated since as far south as Portland,
Or. The highest temperature yesterday
was for TatOosh Island, $50; Olympia. $50;
Spokane Falls, 60; Dayton, 40 Fort
Candy go; Portland, 720; Roseburg, 100;
Cape Mendocino, $50; Red Bluff, $40; Sac
ramentO, $50; San Francisco, 40; Keeler,
$40; San Luis Obispo, $50; Los Angeles, $40;
San Diego, 740.