Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-15
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE,

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BAEwIcK's BuLLErIN.-The barometer
last night at o'clock, according to the
Signal Service reports, was low and falling
in California, with northwest winds and
generally clear weather 1t being also
cloudy at Sacramento. During the threat
ening weather for several DAYS past there
was quite heavy rainfalls along the coast
as much as II Of an inch at San Francis
CO and but Oh of an inch at Red Bluff.
with no report from Cape Mendocino
There has been no rainfall north of Califor-
mia al any Signal Service station since the
10th. except at Fort Candy and there has
not been over one-quarter of an inch pre-
clpitated at that point; it will therefore be
readily seen that the present meteorological
disturbance does not bring much rainfall
simply low barometer and cloudy weather.
What IS yet in store for the Pacific slope in
the way Of weather lies locked up in the
bosom OF the future, to be revealed as time
passes The barometer was falling along
the entire Pacific slope and q meteorologi-
cal phenomenon that l have never seen be-
fore since | have been on this coast. and
that IS, the barometer stood at % 80 inches
at Olympia, Spokane Falls, Dayton, Fort
Candy, Portland and Roseburg' That is a
to be exactly the same. a storm of rain
made its appearance at Tatoosh Island at
P NJ. EeSterday-a rain-Storm with north
west wind.
WHO He WAs-Pedro Pablo Hurtado.
who was found in a dying condition on the
sidewalk at Third and L streets Tuesday
night and taken to the station-house, died
at that institution early yesterday morning.
lie was Peruvian Indian, aged about 80
years, who had lived in Sacramento about
thirty years. He was by occupation
stevedOre, but something over a wear ago
he hurt himself while carrvisg some lun1-
Der ashore from a barge. For some time
he complained of severe pain in his back,
alOW the shoulder blade and later the
pam changed to his breast, and he became
seriously i'll. His friends advised him at
yariosS times 70 20 to the County Hospital.
asihe was without means, but he always re-
fused. lie Is spoken Of as hard working.
steady man, of good disposition. Coroner
Clark viii hold an inquest in the case at I
o'clock this evening.
PoLIcE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the cases of VIM. Wilcox and Irene
Wentworth, for disturbing the peace, were
continued until the l7th.. Barbara Hemp
hliIs case OF disturbance went over until
to-morrow......Mrs. A. Stoltz for battery,
was fined 50, and James Howard for a like
otiense, S25.....A All Sing was convicted of
keeping an opium den, and fined $50, or
fifty days......Lilly Murray and Charles
johnson were found guilty of visiting an
opium den, and the former was fined $50
and the latter $40, with the usual alterna-
tive. Edward McGraw was tried by jury
for vagrancy, and found not guilty..F
Marus. also charged with yagrancy, was
allowed to 30 on his own recognizance, and
the case continued until P. NJ Saturday.
which being interpreted means that he was
gwen 4 chance to leave town, and was will
ing 10 accept 1t.
Court ITEMs.-Judge Mcfarland yester-
day morning in the matter of John Lowell
on habeas corpus, refused to admit the pc
titioner to bail. but remanded him to the
custody of the Sheriff. In Department
one. when LOwelrs case came up for ar
raisnment on q charge of murder, he en-
tered plea of not guilty, and the case was
set Tor the oath inst...-..The case of John
NJ. Hotz, accused OF murder in killing John
Green. occupied the entire day in Depart
ment One, and the evidence is not vet all
IN. The prosecution have been unable 10
make q strong case, and the defense have
introduced testimony in effect that two wit
nesSes heard Green threaten that he would
Kill ltoiz with a certain pistol which he
carried.
FLORAL GIFT OFFERING.-Friday night at
,he Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, literary
and musical entertainment will be given
by the ladies for the benefit of the church.
The programme, which is published in an
other column, Is interesting and varied in
Guiding The Flower Girls Gift" by four
teen little girls, bearing floral offerings.
The ladies have devoted much time TO the
perfecting of the arrangements for this en-
tainment, and feel confident of the success
of their endeavoTs. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the exercises. The
price OF admission will be % cents.
BoDY REcovERED.-Parties who were in
search Of the body of Dolphia +. Taylor.
the 15-year-old son of F. b. Taylor, men
non of whose drowning was made in YES
terdays issue found the same about l;30
Tuesday night The body was recovered
about fifty feet below the point where it is
thought he slipped and fell into the river
WHERE Is HE?-Mayor Brown is in re-
ceipt OF 4 letter from Simon Bossart. of
PittSburg, Pa, who is anxious to hear
from his father, Peter Bossart. who came
to California in 1852. He saws that his
father resided in this city in the early
days, and any information respecting him
will be appreciated.
COMMISSIONERS FOR CALrFoRN1A.-Goy.
ernor Stoneman yesterday appointed Com
missioners OF Deeds for California, as fol-
lows Edwin T. Corey and Charles f.
Taylor. to reside in New York city; Z.
Nohl, tor Missouri, to reside in ST. Louis;
Charles f. Sawyer, to reside in Denver,
Colorado.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell q Co will sell at
suction at 10 A NJ. tomorrow, at their sales
rooms Nos. 1904 and 1905 J street, four
truckloads of household furniture, consis-
ing of beds, bedding, bureaus, chairs,
benches and miscellaneous articles Also
four fine store counters.
PINK TEA.-The ladies of Sumner Re
lief Corps, No. Il, will give pink tea .
and social dance at Changers Hall this
evening and have made extensive arrange
attend. The price of admission is only %
cents
SECOND day of our mammoth cloak sale
Everyone who visited us yesterday was
delighted with the splendid bargains Of
fered. None should fail to visit US to-day
Red { suse.
LARGEST assortment imported dress goods
in Sacramento. Hale Bros
ASK to see our line of mems scarlet I'M
derwear at 81 25. Hale Bros.
GET the price of our haunels before you
buy. Hale Bros.