Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-02
Remarkable Escape from Injury

About l O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
man named Henry Emory fell from the
window of his room in the rear of the ST.
George building, third story, to the ground
alighting in a passage way back of the
building. lie passed so close to a high
board fence that he either graSped hold of
It or his clothing became caught and one
of the boards was broken off William
Kohne, who heard the fall, went to see
what It was, and found Emory lying on the
ground. He inquired where he was hurt,
receiving answer that he was hurt all
over As 1t did not appear that any bones
were broken, kohne suggested that he had
better " get up, and have some beer"
Emory seconded the motion by arising,
and soon was able to walk up 10 his room
The only injury found upon him by ply
slclan who was summoned was q large
coRtSion on the back of the head 1t is
toltiNdte for him that in his fall he did not
strike the fence.
ARRESTS FOR THE MoNTH.-During the
month Of June the police made POI arrests,
as follows; For being drunk, %; misde-
meanor, 10; battery u; vagrancy. 8; in
sanity, p safe keeping, 43 embezzlement
?; burglary, 8; disturbing the peace, %;
malicious mischief, 1 exhibiting, 8 on
suspicion, 30; discharging firearms l as
sault with deadly weapon, 4; grand lar
Ceny, . conspiracy, 3 detained witnesses,
>; common drunkards, p violating cubic
air law, 8; petit larceny, 10; receiving
stolen property, l. assault to murder, l /;
carrying concealed weapons, 3; threats
against life, sleeping in railroad cars, II !;
murder l. Forty-three dodgers were ac-
commodated during the month, and II
prisoners en- route stopped over at the city
prison.
:. COUNTY JAIL REPoRT.-The report Of
Sheriff Wilson for June shows that 80
prisoners were confined in the county Jail
for the following offenses Assault to muir
der, /; embezzlement, >; burglary, IL; con-
spiracy, ,; obtaining money by false pre-
lenses, l; petit larceny, l6; battery, G.;
malicious mischief, i; misdemeanor, 5;
disturbing the peace I; vagrancy, ID COM
mon drunkards, C; safe-keeping, ); insani-
ty, 4. OF these, % were discharged on ex-
piration of sentence, . sent to State Prison,
i on satisfaction of fine, 4 sent TO Insane
Asylum, l to the County Hospital on
bond on pardon and en- route to Liver
more, leaving 36 in the Jail July LIST.
RAILROAD EMPLoyE FATALLY Hurt
Barney Doherty, an old railroad employee,
efficient and popular has been running as
baggageman on the passenger train be-
tween this city and Reno, and left for the
latter place on the 11:45 hain yesterday.
At Colfax one of the coaches was left, and
he was engaged in coupling the air-brake
hose when he slipped and fell in such a
manner that his head was crushed. He was
brought to the Railroad Hospital in this
CITY by special train, and fingered for few
Ssr;pu ahnnf His sister
sides in this city with his uncle, James
Parsons, and his mother lives in San Fran
cisco.
Miss WHEELS EXANINATIoN.-The ex-
animation of Miss Feaney Wheel, for kill
ing ]. C. Klein, has not yet been set. Her
attorney. Grove L. johnson, desires TO have
a hearing as soon as possible, in order that
an application for admission 10 bail may be
made, or, in the event of bail being denied,
that she be removed to the county jail.
Mr.. Johnson is so occupied just now in the
day time with cases coming on for trial,
that he wishes the preliminary examina-
ton held in the evening, and 1t may come
up this evening.
STEALING AT WOopLAND.-A woman
named Maud Silverstein, said by the police
to be a panel thief, was arrested in this city
Yesterday by officer wager on a telephone
message from Woodland, accusing her OF
having robbed a man there, on the previous
evening. of $50. She came over to Sacra-
mento Yesterday morning. When searched
at the station house she had only one dol
lar in her possession, which she said she
intended to use 10 purchase return ticket
to Woodland in the evening.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case of N. L. Wallace charged
with disturbing the peace, was dismissed
on payment of costs by the prosecuting
witness. Harry Carroll (colored) was
convicted of misdemeanor, in using foul
Language at the station-house, and fined $40
or forty days in the county jail; 1.-The case
of John MeDade, for having been drunk,
was continued until to-day. Raphael De
Vance. for vagrancy, was sent up for thirty
days.
RA11RoAp Hosp1rAL.-Dr. Huntington,
Superintendent of the Southern Pacific
Hosnital in this city, makes the following
renorf for June: Patients in hospital June
Isl IS: admitted during the month, 81;
discharged during the month, As; remain
inc June goth, Al private house and office
natients treated during the month, ~; TO-
tal treated, 81.
ExrpA-ouA11rx bleached table linen, 37l
cents. Clunie & Kiley, corner X and Eighth
streets, Sacramento, Cal.
lee CREAM, all flaYors, at Peterson's, $40 J
street.