Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-23
BRIEF NOTES.

the COuft-hOuSe at f;oU tHlS evening.
An excursion party, numbering fifty-six
persons, will arrive from the East to-mor-
row morning by the overland train.
The alarm of fire at 1885 A. NJ yesterday
from box 16 was occasioned by the burning
out of a chimney on Q street, between
Ninth and Tenth.
Word was telephoned to the station
house yesterday afternoon that some one
had stolen Mrs. Crafts horse and phaeton
from Richmond Grove.
The two Indians arrested Saturday night
for cutting each other with their pocket
knives have been released from custody,
neither wishing to prosecute the other
Deputy Sheriff ]. I. Wells of Solano
county, came up last evening with George
Kelly, who is to serve eight years in the
State Prison at Folsom for manslaughter
Quite number of the visiting Turner's
returned to their homes yesterday, but ex-
pressed themselves sorry that business pre-
vented their remaining here until the close
of the festival
Frank Perry, steamboatman, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Arlington, on Il
warrant sworn out by Rosa Nelson, accuS-
ing him of misdemeanor in neglecting to
support his children.
The fire telegraph wires got tangled up
last evening, and in consequence the Fifth
street bell made great racket, puzZling
people who endeavored to make out whether
or not there was fire.
All Fo, who about three weeks ago
chopped another Chinaman on the head
with his little Ratchet at ranch below
Ctarksburg, has been examined at Wood
land and held to answer.
There was but one Signal Service station
report along the Pacific slope, received at
the Sacramento Signal office last night
that gave temperature of 800 or more, and
that station was Red Bluff, which regis
tered $40
A horse which a lady was driving in the
lower part of the city yesterday forenoon
ran away, and she was thrown from the
vehicle on o street between Fourth and
Fifth, injuring her knee-cap somewhat and
receiving bruises.
Notice is given by advertisement in an
other column that the Sonoma Valley
Railroad Company and the Sonoma and
Santa Rosa Railroad Company have been
consolidated, and will be known hereafter
as the Sonoma Valley Railroad Company
The Grand Master and other grand Off
GERS will pay fraternal visit to the men,
bers of the Ancient Order of United Work.
men at the Lodge room of Sacramento
Lodge, No. So this evening at o'clock
Members of Union and Sacramento Lodges
are requested to attend
Jose Delatorre, mate of the u. 5. snag-
boat Seller, who received suca severe in
jury last Thursday while the steamer was
working in Feather river, and was brought
to Sacramento for surgical treatment, is re-
ported TO be getting along quite well, with
good prospects OF recovery.
The physicians who went up to Soda
Springs to see Colonel Raymond on Sat
urday evening returned to the city yester-
day, and reported that he was not danger
ously sick, though on Saturday he had
several chills, became nervous and mag
ined that the case might be serious.
Yesterday mornings freight and accom-
mediation train from Folsom and Shingle
Springs was about an hour behind time in
its arrival here, owing to its having broken
in two while en- route, and the rear end sub
sequently running into the front part, the
collision causing two of the cars to leave
the rails.
Alphonzo H. Bradbury, of Crosby Sta
ton, Harris county, Texas, writes the
RECORD MON asking for information re-
garding the whereabouts of his uncle,
Elisha C. Bradbury. Any information will
be thankfully received. T. Norman of
Rochester, n. Y, writes asking for infor-
nation as to the whereabouts of jeremiah
Luddy
In Judge Ruggles' Court, Woodland, on
Saturday last, H l.. Patterson was tried for
inhicting cruel and unusual punishment
upon his son Frank, II years of age, be-
cause of the latter having been disobedient
and untruthful He was whipped with the
butt end of buggy whip, and bruises and
resulted. The jury returned
q verdict of guilty of assault.
A young man named Thomas BOYLE was
arrested by officer Ash yesterday, ON the
of Julius Danioth, for disturb
ing the peace, in connection with the I'M
pleasantness at Twenty-first and II streets
night. Boyle on that occasion
had portion of one of his fingers nibbled
off during a fight. and subsequently was
shot at two or three times. He has had
Danioth arrested for an assault to murder
relative to the shooting, but it seems to be
generally understood that it was Danioth's
barkeeper, and not Danioth, that INDUCED
in pistol practice
A lady named Mrs. Church, who was
about to leave the city with her child for
Arizona by the SID NJ. train
last evening, was stopped at the depot by a
writ of habeas corpus, sued out by her
husband, who desired to get possession of
the child, a girl about years of age. The
case will be heard in the Superior Court
this morning. Mrs. Church CLAIMS that she
has been living with her mother at Wads-
worth for several months, during which
time her husband has not paid for the
childs support. She desires to go to her
father, who lives in Benson, Arizona.
Officer Arlington arrested last evening
Mrs. Helena Haley and Mrs. Pomona Her
nardez on warrants sent up from San Fran
cisco, accusing them of grand larceny, and
sworn out by James Haley. Mrs. Haley
states that her husband wants to get her
back to San Francisco, hoping that she will
live with him again, but that she is deter
mined not to do. His charge is that she
stole 500 and ran away with it. while she
asserts that She had to pawn her earrings
for $40 to get the money to bring her and
her foster mother Mrs. Hernandez, to Sac
They will probably be taken
back to san Francisco to-day.
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