Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-26
BRIEF NOTES.

The pay car will arrive here this after
noon.
The Great Chiefs will pay an official visit
to 0wosso Tribe, No. SO, Imp. 0. r. NJ,
this evening.
The German Evangelical Sunday-school's
annual picnic will be held at Richmond
Grove to-day.
The steamer Dover arrived from Butte
City and Colusa yesterday with a barge
load of grain.
A shipment of ripe apricots was received
in this city yesterday from the ranch of
Senator Reuter-.
Two sewing machine men got into dis
pute yesterday, and one hit the other with
a whip. Warrant for battery.
The case of Peter Hoey, of Brighton,
charged with rape and criminal assault, is
set for hearing at 10 \. NJ. to-day III Justice
Posts Court.
If those who desire correct information
regarding the first boycotter will turn TO
their Bible, Revelations xiii, II, they will
be enlightened.
The Mrs. McAllister who figured in the
Police Court yesterday is Mrs. Jane Nc
Allister, of San Francisco, and not the
lady of that name residing in this city.
Commissioner Bugbey's raid upon Lee
All Dots place on Third street has had the
effect of Kidding the city of one disrepu
table establishment, as yesterday All Dot
closed it.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday, John Condor, a native of
Ireland, was admitted to citizenship on the
testimony of Thomas McKeever and Mich
ael McLaney.
These arrests were made yesterday Den
mis- Henavan, by officer Sullivan. for va
grancy Alvin Schubert, by officer Farrell,
for battery Cora Likens, by officer Kent,
for exhibiting.
j. c. Medley, Assistant Inspector on
the stall of w. X. Smedburg, Commander
of the Department of California. Grand
Army of the Republic, has been empow-
cred and authorized to grant dispensations
for Sumner Post, No. 3.
Officers of Sumner and Warren Posts, G.
A. r., give notice by advertisement this
morning that no donations for Decoration
Day have been asked for, and any one So
Letting subscriptions is doing so without
authority of those Posts.
Bids for privileges at the Caledonian pic
mic, which is to be held at East Park June
9Th, will be received by d. d. McRae, at
the Russ House, J street, between Tenth
and Eleventh, up to May 3lst, or at Pho
neer Hall at 7 o'clock that evening.
The Silver Stars of Calvary Baptist Church.
will give an entertainment at Turner Hail
next Friday evening. The Peake Sisters"
eleven old maids-assisted by the Blunt
Brothers, will give a remarkable concert
Mrs Jarley's waXworks will be exhibited.
Admission, 25 cents children, 10 cents
Mrs. f. w. Frat presented to the Mu-
scum Association the living specimen of
the ella monster, of the lizard family re-
Gently described in the RECORD UUNIoN
The natural history section of the Associa-
ton propose to have this immigrant from
Arizona picked" and put on exhibition
At the African NJ. E. Church, Seventh
street, between G. and H, " ug-breaking
festival " will be given next Friday even
ing, under the direction of committee
consisting of Ellen Penny Annie Tibbs,
Ellen Cogar, Eliza Slaughter Eliza How
ard, Annie Emmerson, Ara. Giles, Rachel
Johnson and Maria Jackson. Tickets, so
cents.
A sample of fine strawberries, twelve of
the largest of which filled a basket, were
left at this office yesterday Two of the
largest rawberrics, sliced, would fill a
common sized saucer and, served with
cream, would be meal for any person.
They were grown on the ranch of f. NJ.
Pool, one mile from the city on the
Brighton road.
The shooting affair between William
Hicks and o. A. Petre, foreman of the Nc
Cauley ranch, which took place nearGalt on
Monday, will be investigated in Court,
Petre having yesterday sworn out war
rant in Justice Posts Court, charging Hicks
with an assault to commit murder. He
says during dispute in which they were
engaged Hicks applied foul language to
HIM, and he responded by striking Hicks
in the face with a whip. Hicks then drew
pistol and fired five shots at him.
Dan. Fay VINO was serving term in the
county jail at Woodland, made his escape
Monday forenoon, and has not been re-
captured-in fact the authorities would be
as well pleased if he was never seen in
1olo county again. In the morning he
put on, under his striped clothing, pair of
overalls and a jumper, which he had
gained possession of in some unknown
manner, and while he was out with the
changing he watched his opportunity.
slipped into an out-building, removed his
Jail garments and departed Dan was gem
orally believed to be little off mentally
but this would indicate that he has a pretty
good head on him yet