Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,



\ few months since Mrs. Emma Nohl
was granted in the Superior Court a de
cree Of divorce from Frank Noble and III,
custody Of their little daughter. so far as tn,
Court could give it, the child having beer
placed by Mr.. Noble in the care of hi
relatives IN the East and thus being ON
Of the jurisdiction of the Court. The mar
ties 70 the suit are well-known in Sacra
mento, and the facts connected with tbei,
domestic infelicity have been published
heretofore 1t would appear that after III,
case was over Mr.. Noble went to Fostoria
ONO where the child was, and took m
ms abode; Some time afterwards Mrs
noble followed him, to endeavor TO gel
possession OF the little girl How far She
succeeded is narrated in the following ex.
traci from Cincinnati EngQirey's Fostoria
dlSpatch This morning about halfpast
., as little Anna Belle Noble was wendino
her way 10 school, carriage was driven
up quickly alongside of the child and a
man hastily alighted, picked IN the child
handed it frantically struggling into tbe
carnage and was driven rapidly away. A
young lady near by witnessed the pro.
ceedngs. She quickly informed the land
iady with whom the child boarded. The
father at the mill was notified. He stennpd
An officer was found, who, together with
the father, soon overlook the Heeino
party. The officer demanded an explana.
uon The spokesman said ne was an Off
Ger OF the law, and that the woman was the
mother of the child, and that the third
party was cousin 10 the mother. and that
they had jouneyed all the way from Califor.
ma 10 get possession of the child. the
spokesman declaring he had the legal pa
pers IN his possession. While this barley.
ing was taking place, the child, with out
stretched arms, was pleading to 90 to its
Iathef. Then there ensued mighty strl1o-
gle between father and mother, in which
the child stood in imminent danger of be.
ing torn limb from limb in their
efforts to each get the prize. The father
succeeded IN releasing the mothers hold
aad, with the child in his arms, iumped
1872 buggy and was driven away. The
motner chung to the buggy as it was driven
rapidly away, but with the quckened pace
OF the horse she lost her hold and fell by
the Wayslde. The defeated trio returned
mere and sought legal counsel. Shortly
after they went to Tiffin, where they exDect
to Place the matter before the Courts. The
child IS now in the possession of friends OF
the Iather, who are determined the mother
shaA not have the child, deeming her an
improper person to rear it
WELCOME CHANGE.-The weather in this
city was clear and pleasant yesterday, and,
coming immediately after five days of con-
slant storm, was highly appreciated bv
everything animate, from human beings
TO gossamer spiders-the air being full
OF the latter, sailing around in their home
made balloons. The remark was often
made that the heat of the sun was remark
able for winter day, and Old Sol certainly
did seem 70 have as much warmth as might
be expected in the latter part of Nav The
streets We're full of ladies, delighted
to have an opportunity to do little shop
ping or enjoy promenade; and there was
ageneral throwing open of doors and win
dows by housekeepers to give their resi-
dences much-needed airing. The farmers
were lubllant over the prospect of the
ground soon being dry enough to work.
and stockmen declared that such a day
was worth a mint of money to them be
cause Of the impetus given to the growth of
feed. If it had been glorious rain, it was
an equally glorious clearing away of the
clouds.
PARDoNED BY THE GOVERNOR Yester-
day Governor George Stoneman pardoned
John Greenhold, who was convicted at the
November term. 1888, of the Superior Court
OF san Francisco of the crime of burglary
and sentenced to undergo an imprisonment
OF three years in the House of Correction.
The committing Judge, Robert Ferrall, the
District Attorney, J. y. L. Wilson the eX-
District Attorney, J. d. Sullivan, Justin
Gates, Chairman of The House of Correc-
uon Committee of the Board of Supervisors,
ana John Sedgwick, Superintendent of the
House of Correction, petitioned for the
pardon on the ground of good conduct
valuable service to the city through his
trade rs plumber, the fact that he has but
SIX months longer to serve and that further
incarceration will work great hardship to
nm, his presence being needed in New
\ ork to establish his claim to an estate.
The pardon is granted also upon the ground
that he Immediately leave the State never
10 return.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of incor-
porsJion have been filed with the Secretary
of State of the Eldred Mining, Milling and
Improvement Company, to operate in Cali
fornia. Principal place of business. San
Francisco. Directors-M. Eldred, Ii. O.
Sterne. J. j. Blackman, George \. GRAY. II
ID. Weld Walter Rosie. G. y. Whitaker
Capital stock, 81 100000; divided into $50, 600
shares. at the par value of $40 each-all of
which has been subscribed. Also. of the
Santa Paula Horse and Cattle Company for
the purpose of buying, selling and breeding
livestock. buying and selling real estate
and doing all other things necessary for the
successful prosecution of a general ranch
business. Principal place of business. Santa
Paula Valley, Ventura county, California
Directors-John d. Say, Harvey Harrison,
Charles 2. Collins, Frank T. Davis, Wallace
=HardiSaa-- Capital stock, 500, o41-sli
OF which has been subscribed.
STROKE OF PARALYsIs.-W. r. Barnes, of
the firm of Woodburn & Barnes, while
standing in his store yesterday forenoon
was stricken with paralysis. The entire
right side of his body is affected. He has
the use of his limbs, but has lost all sense
OF feeling. Late last night the attending
physicians said his case was critical one,
as there was partial paralysis of the brain.
Our mammoth stock of clothing now be-
gins 10 talk in the city and country. If
you see good-looking men with nice new
suits, do not think il strange, for there is
plenty since Wednesday, and there hasn't
been fire neither. but one of the largest
clothing and furnishing goods sales ever
lnaugurated is now being conducted at the
Red House.
GET your boy nice new suit of clothing
for 81 IS, 81 IS and So so at our great
clothing sale at Red House.
Sofs' stiff hats, 80 cents. Scotch caps, 25
cents. Cashmere hats, % cents, at our
great sale at Red House
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MEMS scarlet undershirts at 81 25 each.
Note the quality Hale Bros.
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Hale Bros.