Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-05
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

For the week ending January ID, the
total deaths were 104. Male, 20; female,
"a. Corresponding week last year 80. Ma
tivities Pacific coast, "a other States, 16;
foreign countries. 46; unascertained, A.
Mary A. Hasselbach has been granted a
divorce from Theodore HaSsebach on the
ground of extreme cruelty. This is the
lady's fourth successful attempt in getting
divorces, and the late was her seventh hus-
band.
By virtue of q warrant issued out of
Police Court ., on complaint of Lizzie NJ.
Voegtin, an officer arrested William
Voegtlin, the well-known scenic artist,
Saturday afternoon, lIol a charge of
biganIy.
The school for the instruction of boys
and girls in the trade of cigar makinge
started about a YEAR ago, has been ADAM
doned after the expenditure of $4,000.
Cause Boys and girls would not come and
be taught
The British bark James Stafford, 1,116
tons, commanded by Captain Reynolds,
arrived at this port on Friday afternoon in
twenty-One and one-half days from Yoko-
hama making the fastest sailing passage
on record between Yokohama and San
Francisco.
In the recount for Sheriff Saturday,
Hopkins made a net gain of one vote.
Ejghty-One precincts are now counted,
leaving SO more TO be canvassed. Patterson
has gained an average of one vote 10 pre-
cinct, and unless he increases somewhat he
cannot overcome Hopkins plurality.
John Howe ex-Mayor of st. Louis, fell
dead at the corner of Suffer and kearny
streets Saturday morning. The deceased
was a native Of Pennsylvania, aged -
years, and his sudden demise is supposed
to be attributable to heart disease, with
which he has suffered for some time.
The following is standing order in
Judge Reardon's Court: Both ltigants
must, before a jury is impaneled, provide
for and deposit with the clerk reasonable
sum to cover jury, Sheriff and reporters
fees, and as security therefor; otherwise the
action will be continued until such provi-
sion is made "
The frightful accident of Friday night
which involved John Wieland, proprietor
of the the Philadelphia Brewery, his sons
Herman and Albert and his daughter
Bertha, claimed the first of its victims
Saturday night. At twenty minutes to 10
o'clock John Wieland expired at his resi-
dence, 236 Second street, between Folsom
and Tehama.
During the month of December the po-
lice arrested 2,563 persons for sundry
offenses. The leading charges were
Drunk, 94S; battery, l6s disturbing the
peace, II; bigamy, 10; burglary, 50 ;
cruelty to animals, 20; carrying concealed
weapons, Is; visiting gambling-house, 103
petit larceny, So; malicious mischief, 80 ;
obscene language, -.
Michael Dunn, who established the
Home for ex-Convicts at 220S Taylor street,
left wednesday with his family for the
East to establish similar Homes in the
large cities in the East and Canada Sid
ney West, from Michael Dunn's ex-Con-
victs Home of New York, another con-
verted criminal, has been placed as Super
intendent in Mr.. Dunn's place.
The coinage of the United States Mint in
this city for December, 1884, and for the
year was rs follows:
Double Eagles................ 81 $4,000 SIS 80 900
Eagles.........................- ..,.. 1,2i2, 500
Half Eagles ................... 80 600 So. 900
Standard DollarS............ 10000 100000
Dimes......................... .......... sc, I95