Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-05
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

1t is expected that 800 marines will come
to the city on Friday, to participate in the
parade on the following day,
Three hundred and twenty-five new suits
and proceedings We're begun in the Supe-
rlor Court last month, for which privilege
the complainants paid 1925 for the benefit
of the Law Library fund.
During the month of July, County Clerk
Flynn issued pa marriage licenses and
collected therefor the sum of S46S for the
benefit Of the city treasury, besides making
46s persons presumably happy.
The slayer of the poor CANNES has reaped
good harvest the past month, having mn
pounded III dogs, of which number 151
were redeemed and released and 535 were
killed. The receipts for July were e4G2 so
F. NJ. Cooley resigned his position as
Deputy Collector in the Internal Revenue
Department Monday, to take effect i'm
mediately, he entered the department
on tn recommendation of General Grant.
He will be superseded by Edward d. Glib
son, of Calico.
AT the Bay District race track, on Thurs
day next, the trot for the 2:30 class will
come of. The probable starters are: No
saz, Ruby, Marin, Olivette and Dawn.
There will also be a $500 sweepstake foT
PAGERS, IN which are entered Sam Lewis,
Terra Gotta Bruce and Ira.
Roderick McLennan, late District Secre-
tary Of the Ancient Order of Foresters
was committed for trial for embezzlement
by Police Judge Lawler Tuesday morning.
lie was released on giving bond fer $1,000.
He is accused of appropriating furds of the
| order. Two other embezzlement charges
are pending against him.
The ship Perthshire, bound from the Col
umbia river to England, and loaded with
flour and salmon, is reported at the Mer-
chants Exchange to have gone ashore on
| Blind Island in Eagle Pass * the Falkland
Islands April 2Sth. About 5000 cases OF
| SALMON and few sacks of ftour were saved
| and sent TO Rio where they were sold for
! 81, 800. The vessel and the rest of the cargo
We're sold for f57.
| About noon Tuesday Henry l.. Kowaisky
| was arrested for libel on complaint of Judge
| Terry, sworn ont before Judge Treadwell
! of Stockton, where the case will be tried
| unless the defendant can get change OF
| venue. The language complained of was
| in an interview which Mr.. kowalsky gave
| to the Post for publication, and in which
Judge Terry was referred to as having at
! tempted TO assassinate Hopkins, and muir
! dered Broderick.
On Sunday, James l.. Eof', a well-knowll
! citizen of san Francisco, died at his resi-
| dence on the corner of Sixth avenue and u
| streets. Deceased was for many years
| identified with the turf interests of the
| State. He was driver of skill and ability
| and figured at one time quite prominently
| on the track. Scarcely a race of conse-
| qUenCe has occurred on this coast during
the last twenty years at which the deceased
was not present. Declining health lately
has kept him from public view.
Monday being the first day of the open
| ing Of the Mint after the long settlement
there was great crush OF depositors The
| weigh clerks were at work until o'clock
and received 246 deposits of gold bullion
aggregating in the neighborhood of 49, .O0i
ounces, and equal to nearly $1,000, GOO
There were l03 deposits of silver. aggrc-
eating 100000 ounces. and the addition To
| the two sums makes the days receipts the
| largest il the history of the Mint No
! changes of employees occurred, and it is
probable that none will take place during
this month at least.
The Supreme Court met in bank and de.
| partments Monday, for the examination Of
| candidates for admission to the bar. Rusll
4 Harris was admitted to practice on a license
from the Law Society of Upper Canada
| and p. A. Morbio on examination in open
Court. In Department One, George H
Bahrs, Charles L. Witten, Thomas E. Ken
nedy, Maurice 7. Dooling, Frederick B
Lake and Elijah c. Hart were admitted
after examination by Chief Justice Morri-
| son. In Department Two, after examina-
ton by Justice Thornton in open Court,
| Leopold Lelebyre Maurice L. Power. Rich
| ard L. Copley, Arthur l.. Leyinsky, f. T.
Bacon, L. K. TAYLOR, c. w. Baker. William
;. Wells and Edmond f. Richardson were
| admitted.