Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-11
Wants His Wife.

Wants His Wife,
Some time ago Charles Smith. u tailor.
employed by well-known firm, and Miss
louise Mendell, whose family are residents
OF Sacramento, became acquainted. and
the acquaintance ripened into love. The
young ladys parents objected TO such Il
termination, ana on Monday last became
50 angry with her in consequence that they
ordered her 10 leave the house. She did
SO, and naturally poured her troubles into
Mr. Smiths ear. He thought the best
remedy for the difficulty was to get married.
Il Miss Mcndell was of age and Oh her
saying that she was, he procured q mar
rage Incense, and that afternoon they were
welded. He escorted his bride to his room
at the Clarendon Hotel. and subsequently,.
II order to have little celebration Of their
wedding, went out 10 purchase some
champagne, etc. On the way he met
MIR. Mendcll and informed him what had
occurred, and the whereabouts Of the Young
lady. When he returned to his room he
found that Mr.. Mendcll had preceded him
ana taken his wife away He followed
them, and, being unsuccessful in getting his
wife, hunted up = policeman, who hap
pened to be officer Kent. The latter adj
yiscd him to see the City Attorney. which
nc did, and was told to call around in the
morning, when suit would be brought for
,Jhe recovery of the bride hy means of
haheas corpus. That evening lac and some
friends went 20 Mir. Mendclls residence.
and are said to have created & disturbance
there; al all events, they did not gain any
thing by the visit. Yesterday morning
when Smith went Ia the police Office TO see
The City Attorney. he found that Mr.. Men
dell had got ahead of him again, and had
sworn out warrant charging him with dis
,urblng the peace and upon il he was ar
rested Mr.. Mendell also intimatcd his in
tentlon of having him arrested for perjury,
in swearing before the County Clerk that
the young lady was OF age. whereas she is
not. Subsequently the bride called with
her father upon Judge Henry and con
suited with him. She admitted that she
was not Of age, but that she told her hus-
band she was. She Is very fond of him.
and, rs lac Is represented TO be industrious
and capable OF providing her with a home.
II Is probable that the trouble will all be
snooihcd over, making AIS we'll that
ends we'll
LIEUTENANT MAcEwEN'- BENrFIr.-The
members of Company Il. of the FRS. Ar
,illcry Regiment. have been stirring ener-
,eticallv to make the ball arranged for the
benefit of Lieutenant William MacEwen.
of that company, which takes place at Ar
mory Han tins evening, complete success
financially as well as otherwise and their
efforts are meeting with a gratifying re-
Spouse a. the young gentleman i. well
known and very popular. Previous To- the
ball Company y viii give an exhibition
drill in the hayunct exercise. and Company
i will dna with the heavy guns. both Of
which viii be well worth seeing. The
Hussar band Will furnish music for the
dancers. The price of tickets is only fifty
cents.
AUcuaN s,LE.-Bell K Co, auction
ecr,. viii sell at 10 A. VI. today. AT
residence, 1910 Fifth street. between /. and
VI, the following property An upright
piano set OF parlor furniture. bed-l0unge.
patent rocker easy chair walnut whatnot
marb!e-top center table: oilcloths: chro-
mos AID parlor ornaments; two bedroom
sets, spring and top mattresses, feather
pillows: walnut Giniug-tablc and chairs
sewing machine; range. with fixtures com
plete: croCkcry, glassware, etc. Sale posi-
i've and wijhou, reserve.
Cruelty To FowLs.-A citizen residing
Oh W stree, made complaint at the police
office Yesterday against his neishbors. set
ling forth tina; they nsuscd his fowls when
they passed through the fence to the adj
Joining property, which said ncighb0rs oc-
cupicd. His principal grievance WAS that
thcy Con>truc,. q a trap in which they
caught 6 s-;tiu. hen, which had only left
her nest for a few minutes. struck her head
against box in such Il manner that both
her eyes were knocked out, and then left
her to wander about.
Usrrut INpoRM,rloN.-Sec of State
Thompson has compiled and issued pam
phlet containing the names Of State ana
county officers, etc. election returns BY
counties and precincts: the biennial report
OF the Secretary of State, the report of the
Senate Investigating Committee relative to
the Office OF the Secretary of State. and
other matters of interest.
GIVEN THEIR LIBERTY. jury trying
the case of ez-Secretary OF state d. NJ.
Burns, for ENLIGHTENMENT. which had been
kept in charge OF Deputy Sheriff since It's
Impeachment, was last evening allowed TO
90 separately To their homes with the usual
injunctions Of the Court.
INFORMATION WANTED. - b. VI. Lilli-
bridge of New Hampton, Chickasaw coun-
". Iowa, writes for information concerning
Sheffield Lillibridge, aged about S. years,
who is believed 10 be living eWhere in
California, and whose friend are anxious
20 hear from him.
COLLECTIONS FOR THE IlowAEps.- Tho
Howard Benevolent Association 5 coutrbu-
lion boxes at the polls received the iollo-'
ing sums Yesterday: Precinc, No. ], -
No. .. s. 05; No y. 3 30: No. :.
No. 81, $40 rs; No. /, 81 %; y
Total $54 30.
BrcycIXG.-A. the Skating Rink: sixth
and NJ streets, this evening, W. d: Miimol'
of Boston, the worlds champion ucY
,,list y VIII give splendid exhibition OF
scientific. fancy and trick bicycle hiding
HorE Lonsdsle muslin to-day at 60 cents
per yard in our six days sale. heo
House.