Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-29
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The Transcontinental Association will
meet in this city next month, probably on
| the 18th.
Knut Johnson, Norwegian, fell 60 feet
down a Pacific-street embankment Tuesday
| night, breaking his jaw and receiving cuts
| and bruises.
On Saturday last there arrived from Ore
/ gon 80, $40 centals of wheat and %, 732 sacks
| of -four From Utah and Nevada also
came considerable consignments of wheat.
The Southern Pacific Company is now
carrying passengers with third-class tickets
on express trains from New Orleans to San
Francisco, the time being four DAYS and
| fifteen hours
Henry G. Wilson, Principal of the Point
| Lobos School, has been compelled to re-
sign in consequence of the discovery of his
| illicit relations with young woman whose
name is not disclosed.
| The cases of attorneys Whittemore and
Cowdery, on trial in the Supreme Court for
| disbarment, were argued Wednesday, and
! submitted. the Court giving each side ten
| days in which to file briefs.
Judge Sullivan Wednesday made an Or
| der for the issuance of a peremptorv writ OF
mandate in the application of Judge Walter
a. Levy for his salary for September, no
answer having been filed in the case.
1t is stated that the Canadian Pacific Rail-
| way syndicate has purchased the steamer
| Alaskan, and VIII run her between British
Columbia and all points on Puget Sound
in search of freight and passengers for East
| ern points via the Canadian road.
The suits brought by parties injured by
the gas explosion at the Palace Hotel two
years ago, against Sharon and the Central
Gas Company, were dismissed Wednesday
| in Judge Sulliyan's Court on the stipulation
OF counsel. The suits involved S25O000.
| The smoking debris from the Crocker
| fire is being placed on the sea- wall dumps
near the foot of Vallejo street. Blank
| books, old pens, pencils and pencil-holders
and halt-burnt packages of paper reward
| the efforts Of the men and boys who poke
over the piles
l. S; Kalloch, eX-Mayor of San Francisco,
| IS said to be living in peace and plenty on
an island off the coast of British Columbia.
He has brought out his relatives from
Rockland, Me, together with many neigh
bors and old friends, and seems to be build
ing up colony.
On every dead wall in Chinatown Tues
day morning there appeared little red
posters bearing Chinese characters. As
translated, the posters were to the effect
that all the Chinese cigarmakers EMPLOYED
by white manufacturers were to watch for
any encroachments of white labor in their
respective shops, and any move on the part
OF the white manufacturers that was detri-
mental to the interests of the Monaghan.
and report the same to the union.
There has been recently brought to this
city, from Minnesota, a curious specimen
of one of natures freaks. 1t is a double
headed and double. tailed calf. It has four
eyes, four ears and eight legs, but is one
animal. As il has two backs and no
breasts it was evidently intended for two
animals, but by one of these curious pro-
cesses Of nature they became Joined. The
heads are separate and distinct and ioin at
the shoulders, where they merge into one
body.
B. J. Shay. the real estate agent, is pro-
crossing very nicely in the Receiving Hos
pital, and, being placed under opiates, no
one was allowed to see him. Shavs wife
called upon him Monday for the first time,
and the visit was quite a surprise, as the
couple have not been on speaking terms,
although living for years in the same house.
James G. Browns examination for shooting
Shay has been continued by Judge RiX
until Tuesday next, with the understand
ing that if the patient improves any time
before then a motion to admit Brown to
bail Will be considered