Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-19
san FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

u Charles Francis Adams, the Boston rail
/ road man, is in the city.
John Nagle fell from an Oakland trair
on Sunday, and will probably not recover
Sixteen Chinese laundrymen in the dis.
trict south of Market street, were arrested
Sunday for violating the laundry ordi-
nance.
The State immigration Society reports
that $50 immigrants entered the State dur
ing the past week, an increase of forty over
the week before.
/ ]. Dunn, convicted few days ago of
assault with deadly weapon on John Nc
Clusky, has been sentenced to one year in
the House of Correction.
E. ]. Walton, who was Secretary of the
Cooks and Walters Union during the term
which recently ended, is missing, also a
considerable sum of the Unions funds.
Andrew O'Riley, engineer of the steamer
Dora, died suddenly of heart disease on
| Sunday at SO Clementina street. The de-
ceased was aged So years, and native of
Ireland.
Joseph Healey, aged Is years. went to
| Berkeley on Sunday to practice with new
pistol. While loading the weapon it was
accidentally discharged, and bullet went
| through Josephs left hand.
There was a most brutal fight on the
southwest corner of Bryant and Beale
streets Sunday afternoon. Two inebriated
sailors got into row, and beat and kicked
| each other for fully ten minutes. One of
| them was badly cut.
A meeting which was to have been held
last week for the organization of cooks
| and walters political club miscarIied, but
the club is assured, some eighty men of the
trade having paid their admission fees and
being ready to organize.
The Molders' International Union had
balance in bank of upwards of $4,000 to
commence the strike on, and now that the
strike is over, and nearly $1,000 has been
spent, it still has, owing to the large assess
ments levied 81 900 to its credit.
The total loss from fires the past year
was 81, 619, 179 OIL, upon which there was
insurance to the amount of s., 233, 112 80,
and the amount paid by the underwriters
was 81, 303,34 IS, with claims to the
amount of sl05,ooo remaining unpaid.
General Theodore F. West, a Special
Agent of the Treasury Department, was ar
rested on Saturday upon charge of having
violated a section of the Revised Statutes,
which prohibits the opening and reading of
the letters of other persons. He denies the
charge.
F. ?. and Annie Bailey have sued the
San Bruno Turnpike Road Company for
$1,000 damages, for an injury sustained in
runaway by the plaintiff Annie. She
claims to have paid the requisite toll and
was entitled to have the road kept clear of
distractions.
The Faugh Ballagh Club, a Republican
organization composed of Irish-American
aA a1 Of
lutions indorsing James G. Blaine and
John A. Logan, and pledging them the
support of the club in 1888 if nominated
for President and Vice-President of the
United States respectively.
William kilbern, boy, was spinning a
top on the corner of Grant and Vincent
streets on Sunday, when rifle bullet pene-
trated his right hand. The ball must have
been discharged from a great distance, as
the youth heard no report and saw no one
shooting in the vicinity. The injured lad
was taken to the receiving hospital for
treatment.
Henry Patten plumber, employed at
1l6 Jackson street, was found lying dead
drunk on Drumm-street sidewalk at 6:45
o'clock Sunday morning Officer Donahue
succeeded in arousing him, with some diff
Guilty, and took him to the Receiving Hos
pltal, When both bones OF his right leg
were found to be fractured. He was unable
to state where the accident occurred.
The Southern Pacific Company has re-
Gently inaugurated novel system for tie
convenience of clubs or private parties de-
sirous of visiting Monterey during the fall
season. 1t has decided to issue at low
rate new ticket, which includes not only
railroad fare, but also accommodation at
the Hotel del Monte for one or more days,
and a carriage ride over the eighteen-mile
drive. This arrangement is somewhat
similar to that practiced by the Raymond