Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-05
"RECORD-UNIONv MELANGE.

Sarah Althea announces that since Sharon
has procured a decision which will prevent
her receiving alimOny until her case is
finally settled, she will commence a lecture
tour in week or two, having for her sub
ject THE Late Decision of the Supreme
Court" She will begin in the San Joaquin
valley, she says, and appeal to the sympa-
thieS of the women of the State as a method
for procuring means with which to con-
unue her contest in the Courts, and pre-
vent her husband y the wealthy ex-senator,
from " freezing her OUT Sarah NAV be
- grass widow" but she is not a green one.
and her eloquent appeal to the sisterhood,
not to allow her to be unceremoniouslv
= frozen out" after her having basked in
the higher temperature and comfortable
quarters of the old gentleman, should be
generously responded to, while the Courts
are figuring out as TO how much she is
married.
Senator Clay w. Taylor, after seeing it
repeatedly stated that Sacramento was the
only cool place III the State-in fact, that it
was frosty hereabouts-took sudden leave
OF Shasta two or three days since when the
mercury was trying to force itself out of
the top of his thermometer, and, with an
Overcoat and extra pair of blankets. to pre-
vent taking cold on arrival started for the
Capital City, to enjoy a refreshing cool-of.
He arrived in due time, and when last seen
had reduced the ornamental covering of his
handsome form to a linen buster and y naIm
leaf fan, and while waiting for the DEPART
ure Of the next train homeward, was en-
gagged in a still hunt on Third street, with
shotgun in hand, making anxious inquiries
for that cool-weather reporter.
General Mcclellan has shown his sore
head in verv mean way. bv pacIlino mn
and going to Colorado so as TO be absent
when the rest of the world is gathering To nav
homage to the memory of General Grant on
next Saturday. Mcclellan cannot detract
from the worlds estimate of General
Grants greatness by this despicable act but
he win make more conspicuous his own
littleneSs and the absence of those quail
ties which 90 to make up a man and a SOL
of Colorado i'm 1861 when he wos con-
Quoting his celebrated nick and sbo-eI
campaign in VIRGINIA renovnod for -
!. masfeTlv inactivity y il wonId bava hoaI7
Of infinitelv moro rTedit to I;n,saif 90 IA
to the Union cause
The Governor declines to declare Satur-
day next legal holiday AT the same time
he advises that all business be suspended,
GorerSo ii iS Oof oe;ooI sa ~ oe Dul me
all puhlic Offices rOuSt ran,oiD o,,o,, opI
nnbiin ofiicors ,,,,,s+ rar,a;r ~ "iiu
On that JaT TnIass II is Joclo~'a iJo.o
nv he Erecnt;o Tbrs tI,n So,ait ioT' 'I.;ik1
Le drsoaJ in ,,,r,;q, b,,t al PIT; WI va
ces coI,ts a1,I 8ne al pIlic on
fo, bnsi,osS IN Go,1or,,o, nus Ge pPeh
self credit by reconsidering his resolution,
and YET issuing the desired proclamation.
1t Is stated that an Arab is so proud OF
ms hne steeds that he never complains over
any KICK received from thoroughbred
morse, II, however; he gets hit by an ami
most eXtravagant language and iesticula-
tons It would be amusing to our old SOL
diers TO see one of these Nightly Arabs re-
lieye his troubled mind after being kicked
by an American army mule
the following tantalizing proposition
Chief Jackson offers $50 reward to any
person who will show him gambling
game in this city that is conducted unlaw-
fully. Here is grand opportunity for the
entire Bee force to get a bran new suit of