Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-15
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Dan Fenner has been arrested and
charged with attempting illegal registra-
ton.
Miss Guenn, the young woman who sew
eral days ago lodged bullet in her brain,
is still alive
]. P. H. Wentworth declines to train as
Committeeman of the American party, as
he is a Republican.
Patrick Harrington and William Riders,
two noted burglars who have operated under
various aliases. have been each held in
| 81, 600 bail to answer.
The statue of General Halleck has been
placed in position in Golden Gate Park.
The figure is of Rhode Island marble, and
is 10 feet and inches in height.
James McFadden, Willie Timlan and
Joseph Meehan, arrested for attempting to
commit burglary for breaking into street.
car stables, have been held to answer
Mark Zellerback has been sued by L. l..
Goldstein, who seeks to recover So, 645 So
on a judgment entered in the Superior
Court November l, 1881, in favor of plaintiff
and against the defendant
Winfield Schmidt, residing on Grant
street, near University avenue Berkeley,
lost the sight of his right eye and had his
face badly lacerated by the explosion in
his hands of an old gun last Sunday.
Some of the pupils in the Boys High
School have instituted the publication of
eight-page monthly periodical, under
the name of The Athenalcm. The editors
P. A. Bergarot, A. w Scott and H Brodek
are members of the senior class.
An American club, with a considerable
membership has been organized in Oak
land to support the principles of the Amer
lean party. ]. F. Chapman is President;
R w. Snow, Vice-President; E. S. Finch,
cretary, and Captain J. n. Knowles,
Treasurer.
A drunken man of middle age, and fairly
| well-dressed, was arrested at the ferry land
| ing on Wednesday. The prisoner was in
such a stupid condition that all efforts to
learn his name was futile, so he was laid
out in cell to sleep himself sober The
next morning he was dead.
The body of an unknown man was found
floating in the bay on Wednesday. The
body had been in the water about three
weeks, and the features were unrecogniz-
| able. The deceased was about so years of
| age. His clothing consisted of dark trous-
ers, blue checked shirt and brogan shoes.
The commissions used by the overland
lines to cut the passenger rates from this
city to Eastern points are daily grow
! ing larger as the rate of fare is reduced. On
| Wednesday the rate was about $40 lower
than the schedule of fares issued by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company be-
tween this city and New York.
Ed. Kane and D. Ghirardelli, two BOYS
about Is years of age, residing on Third
street, between Market and Myrtle, were
examining a shotgun on Wednesday pre-
paratory to going on a hunting trip Kane
had the gun in his hand when it went off
accidentally, wounding his companion.
Eliza Neylon ct al, widow and orphans
of Thomas Neylon, deceased, have sued the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company to re-
cover $4,000 damages for the death of
Thomas Neylon. He was killed on August
| 18th last by being run over by an engine
| belonging to the defendant corporation, at
the corner of Fourth and Townsend streets
The whaling bark Coral, Captain Kelley,
arrived on Wednesday from 0uinamak
Pass. She reported that on August 18th
she spoke the bark Ohio, with nine whales
and the Eliza, with two whales. On the
| 9th of the same month she spoke the Emma
| f. HERMAN, which had two sperm and
two right whales. The bark Europa on
June Goth was Clean"
The Executive Committee of the Citi-
| zens' Independent party refuses to enter
into any coalition with the Anti-Bossites
The Prohibition party and Independent
| Republicans have made a number of mu-
| nicipal nominations. There are prospects
| that the of Abner Doble will be taken
off the Anti-Boss ticket, as he has received
the nomination of the Republicans for
| Mayor.
Nose Mosch went into barber shop on
Ellis street a few weeks ago to get shaved,
and on leaving the chair missed a diamond
pin which he wore, and which had been in
| his scarf when he took his seat. On We'd
nesday Louis Drube, who shaved Mosch on
that occasion, was arrested on charge OF
having stolen the pin. 1t is alleged that he
pawned the pin for &C. and then sold the
pawn ticket to a friend for 81 and took
trip TO the country on the proceeds.
Officer Holbrook, of the Society for the
! Prevention of Cruelty to Children, arrested
| Mary A1cCauley, of 40S Harrison street,
| Wednesday, for alleged cruelty to her chill
dren. She is charged with not only having
neglected to give her children food and
! clothing, but with failure to give them
medical care during their illness. The ar
resting officer found two of the children
down with scarlet fever, and had them re-
moved to the County Hospital The other
| children were turned over to the care of the
Sisters of the Holy Family.
Owing to the fact that the majority of the
scalperS of the city are loaded up with
Grand Army tickets all of which expire on
the 9th inst, they are now making strenu-
Gus efforts to get rid of them at any price
This is rendered more difficult for the rea-
son that the Southern Pacific has offered its
| conductors reward of So for every sCalped
| ticket taken up by them, and the frequent
deLections that have recently occurred have
made the public careful in regard to all
tickets of this description, no matter at how
low figure they are offered.