Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-12
BRIEF NOTES.

| Two carloads of Immigrants arrived from
the east this morning.
Fourteen carloads of tea went East by
special freight train yesterday morning.
! The loss by the fire at the store of Joseph
| Castle Tuesday night was covered by In
surance of 81 800 in the Phoenix and Home
Insurance Company, ]. E. Mills, agent.
Company A, City Guard, will give mill
tary soiree at Armory Hall on Saturday
evening, February 14th Good music will
be in attendance, and dancing will be the
order of the evening.
Justice Henley yesterday rendered a de-
cision in the case of All Too, examined on
| the previous day upon a charge of burglary
preferred by Esau Gardner of FlOrin, dis
charging the defendant.
A few minutes after II o'clock this MORN
ing steamer passing up the river collided
with the bridge, in which both the vessel
| and bridge suffered considerable damage.
The name of the steamer was not ascer-
tanned
DR.. G. G. Tyrrell is about to have fine
| residence erected on the southwest corner
of Thirteenth and n streets, and the con-
tract will probably be let next week. The
| Cost will, it is understood, be in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
Chief Jackson took down to San Fran
cisco yesterday morning John O'Donoghue.
arrested here on dispatch from Chief
Crowley, accusing him of petit larceny
and also BOY named Lee Winters, about
u years of age, an escape from an orphan
asylum at the Bay.
Officer Rider went over TO Stockton YES
terday to get a woman named Josephine
Macabo, arrested there Tuesday on a dis
patch from Chief Jackson. She was ar
rested in Sacramento some time since for
petit larceny, in apprOpriating ring, prop
erty OF Ventura Pimental but Jumped
her bail
Officers Frazee and Farrell arrested YES
terday three Cinnamon for wheeling their
vegetable carts on the sidewalks, when they
might as well, in most localities go out
into the street, the mud having to a great
extent dried up. The section of the ordi-
nance under which the arrests were made
prohibited any person from tTundling a
hand-cart, truck or wheelbarrow over q
sidewalk, except that in front of his own
premises; and the Celestials may take it
INTO their heads to get even by securing the
arrests of some of the business firms of the
city, who run hand-carts daily in the de-
livery Of goods, etc
A man named w. II. Rockwell, whose
lower limbs are paralyZed, necessitating his
moving about i'll little wagon, has been
living for long time in Il cabin back of the
station-houSe. He is well-behaved when
sober, but when drunk is very abusive,
relying upon his crippled condition for
protection from those whom he insults.
The railroad yardmen and others whose
business calls them in the vicinity of his
premises have frequently complained to
the police concerning him, and last Tues
day, when he was unusually filthy in his
epithets, Chief Jackson and officer Farren
took him into custody His case will come
up tomorrow in the Police Court on
charge Of disturbing the peace, and it is
quite probable that he will be sentenced to
a term in the County Jail, where Mary
Roberts, alias Chin-du- Wan, a woman who
lives with him, is now serving out a term
for disturbance.
Yesterday morning, as the overland ex-
press train was pulling out of the depot on
its way to San Francisco general utility
agent Hash " discovered an elderly
trenchman, who understood English very
lmpertectly, and was loaded down with
valises, gum coat, etc, in hot pursuit of
it. though he had purchased ticket for
Folsom. He accordingly seized hold of the
traveller. as he ran, and endeayored to re-
strain him, remarking You don't want
holdings NIT that train, but the man was
in earnest, bound not to be left, and kept
on running carrying Hash along with
him. go-as-you-please match, mingled
with collar and-elbOw and catch as catch
can wrestling, resulted. Sometimes the
Frenchman was ahead-at other times
" Hash, and then again the valises. Final
ly the traveller broke away, but was headed
off by the bapgaUp accent and his mon and
eventually corraled i'll a corner Of the depot
and persuaded to stop until the Folsom
train was ready to leave.