Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-23
C BREYIIIES.

in a body.
Ticket No. 163 drew the Hub range given
away by E. W. Potter at the Pavilion dur
ing the State Fair.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with mer-
chandise and lumber.
Hon. Chas. T. Jones is seriously i'll with
an attack OF erysipelas in the face, which
seized him yesterday.
Steam fire engine No. 3 was tested at the
corner of Fourth and j streets yesterday
afternoon, and worked satisfactorily.
Sheriff Wilson will ake Walter Wiley,
who was pronounced insane on Tuesday,
to the Stockton Asylum this morning.
The annual State camp-meeting of the
Seyenth-day Adventists will be held near
Woodland from October 9th until the 18th.
Parties having demands against the
State Board of Agriculture are requested
to hand them in at the earliest possible
moment.
Night before last some miscreant pois-
oned the large black Newfoundland and
LaVenson.
officers Mccormack and Sullivan on a
NbaA ~ vi a6aLAhob LIZ w
Anna Elliott.
social at Jacobs Hall tonight, when all the
latest music and dances will be introduced.
Admission, 80 cents; ladies, free.
Acknowledgement Cosby and Assistant
Adjutant-General Kewen went to Stockton
yesterday, to attend a competitive drill of
the Sixth Battalion, Third Brigade, n. G. G.
Twenty-one carloads of beef cattle came
through from Nevada yesterday, en- route
to San Francisco. Forty-four carloads will
pass through this week from Winnemucca
for SoledaG.
These arrests were made yesterday J..
Elliott, by officers Mccormack and Sullivan,
for threats against life; MIS-. Olsen, by
officer Mccormack, for drawing a deadly
weapon upon Robert Reed.
The Bank of D. O.. Mills & Co. has
brought suit in the Superior Court against
the Johnston Brandy, Wine and Manufac-
turing Company to foreclose a mortgage of
$4,000, with interest amounting to 1868 SO.
George Coger, a d~efaulting witness in the
case of Thomas Arthur, charged with bat
terry, was arrested yesterday on an attach
ment, but, after being detained a while, was
released on his own recognizance, to appear
on the 9th, when Arthur'S case comes up
again.
A train of Is carloads of ice is en- route
to this city from Chicago. The California
ice crop of last winter is growing short,
probably because of the demands of cut
rate tourists and Grand Army excursionists,
who drank considerable ice-water after
their medicine"
Last evening, about I o'clock, as Mrs. J..
X. Gilman was driving in her phaeton at
Tenth and NJ streets, one of the wheels
came off, the horse ran away and Mrs. Gill
man was thrown violently to the pavement.
She was severely bruised, but fortunately
escaped serious injury.
Democrats of the Second Supervisor
District will hold a caucus at ~headquar-
ters," Armory Hall, this evening at s
o'clock, to prepare a ticket to be voted at
the primary election nex Saturday. Other
Democrats of the same district will caucus
at Turner Hall at s o'clock.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $50 and 54o,
with variable winds and clear weather.
Day before yesterday, the Dist, a rain-storm
by yesterday forenoon it had reached Port
land, Oregon, where Sc of an inch of rain
had been precipitated up to noon.
Richard Irvine mourns the death-from
old age and lung complaint-of his favorite
Gordon setter dog Leo" 1t can be truth
fully said of the departed animal that he
was widely known and universally es-
teemed," and if there be happy hunting
grounds anywhere beyond the grave for
the deserving of his kind, Leo will be
there, sure.
The wife of Assemblyman Walrath, of
Nevada county, is seriously i'll at the Golden
Eagle Hotel, in this city, having been pros
trated by the excitement incident to the
robbery of the room occupied by her hus-
band and herself by ]. c.. Casey during the
fair, and suffering also, it is supposed, from
the effects of chloroform used by Casey on
the occasion.
Selden Hetzel, the new Register OF the
United States Land Office, was in the city
yesterday, but went to Santa Rosa in the
afternoon. He will return soon and ia
miliarize himself to some extent with the
workings of the office before entering upon
his duties on the LIST of next month. John
?. Poole, who was Deputy Clerk of the Su-
preme Court under Barney Woolf, will be
his chief clerk.
The two-year-old chestnut colt G.. III.
Todd, by Joe Hooker-Rosa B., named after
a young Sacramentan, and formerly owned
in this city, but now the property of w. l..
Appleby, of Santa Cara, broke the mile
record for two-year-olds at Stockton yes
terday, winning the race in 1414. The
best time heretofore was made by Breeze
at Sheepshead Bay, l.. l., September 10,
1857, carrying "a pounds.
The steamer Modoc did not get away on
her return trip to San Francisco until late
| Yesterday afternoon, owing to the large
freight to be handled. In addition to the
,,a1aI a-r Of n1oaallanaO1 f,a1,ht cIn
brought up 125 tons of pig iron and 30 tons
of barley. She took 140 tons of flour and
as much other merchandise as she could
carry, leaving considerable on the wharf.
Coming up she stuck for about twenty
minutes on the sandbar opposite S street.
1t is said that Professor Address, who re-
Gently gave entertainments in this city, has
commenced proceedings for a divorce from
his wife, whom he accuses of having, in
collision with the manager of the COM
pany, named Wood, cheated him out of a
considerable sum of money received for
admission tickets, and also formed a con-
spiracy to rob him of his show and run it
themselves. On Address learning of their
scheme they left for some place unknown.
Officers Farrell and Coffey arrested yes
terday a man named Mitchell, on the COM
plant of another named Edward Clarity,
VINO alleged mat be nad Deen rODDeu OF
two checks, one for $25 and the other. for
SIS. The two men got drunk together
Tuesday night, slept off their potations in
a box car, and when Clarity got up in tie
morning the checks and Mitchell had dis
pesred. The two men began telling tales
about each other to the officers, and it
transpired that they were both e~x-convicts.
Robert Curtis, who a few days ago stole
4 horse and cart belonging TO VIM. Smith,
who resides near Florin, from a place in
the city where Mr.. Smiths sons, who had
come to the fair, had left the property, but
was so ~unlucky as to drive directly to the
owners premises and was arrested by him,
yesterday entered a plea of guilty of grand
larceny before Judge Van Fleet. Sentence
was postponed until tomorrow, in order
that Mr.. Smith may be summoned to az
pear and make a statement as to the value
OF the property, etc, before judgment is
pronounced.
Mary Spain, who was arrested at Stockton
at the request of Chief Dillman and brought
back to Sacramento to answer to a charge
of petit larceny, on the complaint of F. L.
circuit, from whose house she is alleged to
have stolen various articles while working
there, was released yesterday on her faith
er's filing a bond in the sum of 5000 for her
appearance in Court on the Doth instant.
After leaving Sacramento she went TO Fol-
som. and from there accompanied q young