Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-24
BRIEF NOTES.

yesterday.
The new school-house at Tenth and !
streets IS rapidly approaching completion.
The steamer Flora arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with barge ioa,
of grain
| County Treasurer Kuchler made his DC
tober settlement with the State yesterday
paying in STAT IS.
j. G. Ball has been appointed by The
Governor a Notary Public for YolC
| county, to reside TO Woodland.
Seventeen carloads of beef cattle from
Cottonwood and twelve from Reno arrived
here yesterday, en- route to the Bay.
John Particle, yardman at Lathrop
was brought to the Railroad Hospital YES
terdsy, suffering from a fracture of the RICH;
elbow.
Local officer Martin took over to Stock
ton Yesterday the insane man Christian
Won Myerhof, committed TO the asylum
on Thursday.
The trial of John Lowell, Tor killing
Joseph Powers, is set for to-day, but will
scarcely be reached, as the Reynolds case
will occupy the attention Of the Court.
The steamer Apache got aground on the
bar yesterday morning, while coming uD
to the city, ana remained fast for four
hours. Her freight had to be brought up
on barge.
The weather in this vicinity was decid-
eddy frosty yesterday morning. the Their
mometer registering 400 above zero-the
coolest morning this fall. At the summit
the mercury was down to 250.
The commitment having been issued in
the case of Louis Hansche, he surrendered
himself to the Sheriff yesterday. 1t is re-
ported that his friends will endeavor to Sc
cure his release on a pardon from the Gov
ernor
Charles Leper arrested few days ago on
suspicion of insanity is still at the County
Jail he being detained there in order that
his conduct may be observed prior to his
examination by the Commissioners of
Lunacy.
Next Monday night the work of putting
down the new flooring of the Sacramento
and Yolo bridge, which was interrupted in
consequence OF the workmen being sent to
the Y una river to reconstruct a bridge, will
be resumed
There was large attendance at the mu-
steal and literary entertainment given at
the NJ. L. Church South last evening, and
the audience showed its appreciation of the
efforts of those taking part in the pro-
grarnme by warm applause.
Sacramento having been allowed another
letter-carrier, in order to extend the postal
delivery system to Thirty first street, Post
master Green has appointed Michael Butler,
substitute carrier, to position in the
regular force, TO commence duty November
1st.
Deputy Sheriff Macomber brought to the
County Jail from Folsom yesterday col
ored woman named Hannah Grosbeck who
is at times violently insane. On such occa-
slons she is very profane and abusive
throws stones at people and makes threats
to do them great injury.
d. Dierssen, who was sued in Justice
Haines Court by License Collector Dolan
for failure to take out license for liquor
selling settled the matter yesterday by pay
ing for license until November 1st, and
the Court costs. He declares that he will
not sell liquor after that date.
The parlorc car belonging to the local pas
senger train running between this city and
San Francisco went into service again yes
terday in fine condition, having Just left the
shops, where it had been newly upholstered
and reprinted. The railroad companv's
passenger coaches are being repainied in
this city as rapidly as possible, and several
OF them, in their new color of olive green,
are already in service.
Learning to skate appears to have a
kindly effect even upon military men, Two
Sacramento Generals took their first lesson
at the rink Thursday night, and the spec
tators were astonished to see how affection
ate they became. They Rugged each other,
Rugged everybody they could reach out and
catch hold of, and frequently sat down upon
the floor, as if seized with a sudden inspira-
ton, and Rugged themselves.
L. |. Robinson, counsel for f. S. George,
accused of an assault to murder James
Franks at Roseville by shooting him with
shotgun, returned from Placer county
yesterday, and reports that the Grand jury
OF that county examined into the case a
day or two ago, and ignored the bill against
George, on the strength of the showing
made by the latter that he had only acted
in self-defense, Franks having shot at him
with a pistol.
Lorenz Wamsgans, millwright. work
ing at the Phoenix mill, who several weeks
ago was injured in the spinal column in
consequence of chisel, which a workman
employed in an upper story had dropped,
striking and cutting him in the back of the
neck, died at the County Hospital last
Wednesday. A post-mortem examination
showed that death did not result wholly in
consequence of the wound, as it was found
that he had been seized with peritonitis,
caused by disease of the liver